Photo Gallery: Mudslide clean up on Country Club Drive
The Sunset Debris Basin at the top of Country Club Drive is full of mud and debris after a massive storm passed by the day before, shown on early Wednesday morning, Jan, 10, 2018. L.A. County crews are making the dam higher. Massive mud flow came out of this dam and swept away vehicles and made a mess of Country Club Drive. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer)
Gas company employees work on a gas line as an overturned motor home remains lodged in the front yard of a home on Country Club Drive that shows the mud markings of the massive mud flow after a large storm passed by the day before, shown on early Wednesday morning, Jan, 10, 2018. Massive mud flow came out of the Sunset Debris Basin and swept away vehicles and made a mess of Country Club Drive. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer)
A colorful home on Country Club Drive shows the mud markings of the massive mud flow after a large storm passed by the day before, shown on early Wednesday morning, Jan, 10, 2018. Massive mud flow came out of the Sunset Debris Basin and swept away vehicles and made a mess of Country Club Drive. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer)
A couple shovels mud off their driveway on the 1000 block of Country Club Drive after a massive mud flow came down the canyon the day before, on early Wednesday morning, Jan, 10, 2018. Massive mud flow came out of the Sunset Debris Basin and swept away vehicles and made a mess of Country Club Drive. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer)
A large tree stump sits high between a wall and some trees at a home on Country Club Drive after a large storm passed by the day before, shown on early Wednesday morning, Jan, 10, 2018. Massive mud flow came out of the Sunset Debris Basin and swept away vehicles and made a mess of Country Club Drive. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer)
Burbank Public Works employees shovel mud off the driveway of a home on Country Club Drive after massive mud flow after a large storm passed by the day before, shown on early Wednesday morning, Jan, 10, 2018. Massive mud flow came out of the Sunset Debris Basin and swept away vehicles and made a mess of Country Club Drive. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer)
One of the few residents who stayed put at their home on Country Club Drive after a massive mud flow swept past the day before, collects rocks to rebuild his destroyed natural-rock mailbox, on Wednesday, Jan, 10, 2018. Massive mud flow came out of the Sunset Debris Basin and swept away vehicles and made a mess of Country Club Drive. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer)
Crews replace an electrical pole on the 1000 block of Country Club Drive after a massive mud flow took it out the day before, on Wednesday, Jan, 10, 2018. Massive mud flow came out of the Sunset Debris Basin and swept away vehicles and made a mess of Country Club Drive. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer)
Crews work to restore power on Country Club Drive after a large storm passed by the day before, on Wednesday, Jan, 10, 2018. Massive mud flow came out of the Sunset Debris Basin and swept away vehicles and made a mess of Country Club Drive. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer)
The Sunset Debris Basin at the top of Country Club Drive is full of mud and debris after a massive storm passed by the day before, shown on early Wednesday morning, Jan, 10, 2018. L.A. County crews are making the dam higher. Massive mud flow came out of this dam and swept away vehicles and made a mess of Country Club Drive. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer)
The Sunset Debris Basin at the top of Country Club Drive is full of mud and debris after a massive storm passed by the day before, shown on early Wednesday morning, Jan, 10, 2018. L.A. County crews are making the dam higher. Massive mud flow came out of this dam and swept away vehicles and made a mess of Country Club Drive. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer)
The Sunset Debris Basin at the top of Country Club Drive is full of mud and debris after a massive storm passed by the day before, shown on early Wednesday morning, Jan, 10, 2018. L.A. County crews are making the dam higher. Massive mud flow came out of this dam and swept away vehicles and made a mess of Country Club Drive. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer)
A motor home remains on its side on the front yard of a home on Country Club Drive after a massive mud flow passed by the day before, shown on early Wednesday morning, Jan, 10, 2018. Massive mud flow came out of the Sunset Debris Basin and swept away vehicles and made a mess of Country Club Drive. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer)
Tree trimmers take advantage of the closed Country Club Drive to cut back and remove trees after a large storm passed by the day before, on Wednesday, Jan, 10, 2018. Massive mud flow came out of the Sunset Debris Basin and swept away vehicles and made a mess of Country Club Drive. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer)
Mud removal continued on Country Club Drive after a large storm passed by the day before, on Wednesday, Jan, 10, 2018. Massive mud flow came out of the Sunset Debris Basin and swept away vehicles and made a mess of Country Club Drive. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer)
The Sunset Debris Basin mud flow left a muddy mess all throughout Country Club Drive after a massive storm passed by the day before, shown on early Wednesday morning, Jan, 10, 2018. Massive mud flow came out of the dam and swept away vehicles and made a mess of Country Club Drive. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer)
A colorful home on Country Club Drive shows the mud markings and destruction after a large storm and mud flow passed by the day before, shown on early Wednesday morning, Jan, 10, 2018. Massive mud flow came out of the Sunset Debris Basin and swept away vehicles and made a mess of Country Club Drive. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer)
National news reports from Country Club Drive after a large storm passed by the day before, on Wednesday, Jan, 10, 2018. Massive mud flow came out of the Sunset Debris Basin and swept away vehicles and made a mess of Country Club Drive. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer)