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FAQ Page
Many questions about the blowout, the Health Study, and related issues have been raised by the community. For answers to some of these important questions that have been raised by Neighborhood Councils, residents, and CAG members, please visit the Aliso Canyon Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page linked here. The FAQ page was recently updated with additional FAQs on environmental data, community air monitoring fund, complete blood count analysis, cancer surveillance analysis, allocation of Health Study funds, the Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas) 2019 spot fire investigation, and existing environmental data.
Resources
If you are interested in learning more about the ACDHRS, there are many resources available on the ACDHRS Resources webpage including information on the purpose of the health study and the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders and entities involved.
In addition, a summary of existing data and information related to the Aliso Canyon blowout and gas storage facility is now available. The summary includes a list of Technical summary reports of data published to date from regulatory and response agencies related to the SS-25 well failure and assessments done after it, including the independent root cause analysis of the SS-25 well failure. The summary also lists air sampling data, other environmental data (e.g., soil and water samples), and data sources related to health outcomes collected by regulatory agencies and other entities, among other pertinent information. The summary of existing data and information will be updated as additional data and information becomes available and as needed.
Community Feedback Form
If you have any feedback, concerns, or ideas that you would like to share with the ACDHRS project team, please provide your comments on our ACDHRS Feedback Form.
Community Advisory Group
The next CAG meeting is scheduled for June 28, 2021 from 6 to 8 p.m. Please visit Public Health’s CAG page to view upcoming meetings, access meeting agendas, summaries, and other materials. Members of the public are encouraged to attend and provide input during the public comment periods.
Email Us
If you have any questions, or would like to get in touch, please email us at alisostudy@ph.lacounty.gov.
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