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Electronic signs have been put up near Hart Park.
The signs read "dangerous river" and "stay out, stay alive."
"I don't think it's going to deter anybody playing in the river. You can put up a bunch of them and no one is going to listen," said Jeff Carpenter who was with his family near Lake Ming.
Kern County's Chief Administrative Officer, Ryan Alsop, tweeted Saturday morning stating he educating people about the dangers of the river.
Out #HartPark this morning on run. Lot's of unsuspecting #lacounty people already in river. I've been talking to them all. An education.
— Ryan J. Alsop (@KernCAO) July 29, 2017
"I don't think it's going to deter anybody playing in the river. You can put up a bunch of them and no one is going to listen," said Jeff Carpenter who was with his family near Lake Ming.
