Crestline-area evacuation order lifted

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The mandatory evacuation for Crestline was lifted this morning, allowing residents of the Valley of Enchantment, Cedar Pines Park and Crestline to return to their homes, according to the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department.

Checkpoints have been designated for re-entry at Wildwood Park, at 40th and Waterman, and Hwy 138 at the Cottonwood Ranger Station (just south of Lake Silverwood).

The checkpoints will open at 9 a.m. through midnight today and Saturday. They will not be open Sunday.

Residents must park cars in the designated area and walk to the checkpoint to speak to a law enforcement representative at the information table. Residents must provide proof of residency to obtain a re-entry pass.

Residents who do not obtain a pass today or Saturday will have to wait until Monday to obtain a pass at the Sheriff’s Department, 655 E. Third St. during routine business hours.

No passes will be issued Sunday.

-- Joe Blackstock

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