Military Training Exercise in Pasadena to Cause Noise Disturbances Tonight
Explosions, simulated gunfire expected in Pasadena tonight as military conducts training
Los Angeles Times
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Residents of Pasadena, California, are warned of potential noise disturbances from military training exercises scheduled for Wednesday night. The exercises will involve helicopters, controlled explosions, and simulated gunfire, starting at 8:30 p.m. and continuing until 12:30 a.m.
- 01The training exercise is scheduled to begin around 8:30 p.m. and will last until 12:30 a.m.
- 02Pasadena police will manage the perimeter and direct traffic away from the training area.
- 03The exercise will take place at the old St. Luke Hospital building, located near Altadena Drive and Washington Boulevard.
- 04City officials aim to mitigate public concern regarding the noise, especially during election week.
- 05The operation is a standard military training drill and is not open to the public or media.
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Pasadena, California, residents have been alerted to expect noise disturbances due to a U.S. military training exercise scheduled for Wednesday night. The city has informed the public that they may hear helicopters, controlled explosions, and simulated gunfire beginning at approximately 8:30 p.m. and continuing until around 12:30 a.m. City spokesperson Lisa Derderian emphasized the importance of public awareness, especially during election week, as heightened sensitivities may lead to increased concern over the noise. To prevent alarm, the city is using various communication channels, including social media and emergency messaging systems, to inform residents. The Pasadena police will be on duty to manage the area around the training site, which is located at the old St. Luke Hospital building, near Altadena Drive and Washington Boulevard. This military exercise is part of routine training conducted across the United States and is closed to the public and media, ensuring that operations can proceed without disruption to the surrounding community.
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Residents may experience disturbances due to military training activities, which could lead to concerns about safety and noise.
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