HAS SEEN FAST-MOVING FLOOD WATERS AS WELL. WE GO LIVE NOW TO KCRA 3’S MICHELLE BANDUR IN CAMERON PARK. MICHELLE, WHAT IS THE LATEST? REPORTER: WE ARE ACTUALLY INSIDE THE EVACUATION ZONE IN CAMERON PARK. I AM TOLD BY SERVES DEPUTIES THERE IS NEARLY 100 50 PEOPLE UNDER MANDATORY EVACUATION ORDERS. THERE ARE FAMILY MEMBERS SHOWING UP AT THIS HOME BRINGING SANDBAGS. I TALKED TO THE HOMEOWNER EARLIER. HE TOLD ME DAN WATER IN AT LEAST WE ROOMS INSIDE THE HOUSE. THIS AREA IS WITHOUT POWER. PG&E CREWS ARE HERE WORKING TO RESTORE POWER. NEIGHBORS TELL ME THERE WAS WATER PRESSURE MORE THAN HALF A FOOT, BRINGING IN DEBRIS, BREAKING DOWN FENCES BECAUSE THE WATER SO POWERFUL. WE ARE BY DEER CREEK. I WANT TO SHOW YOU HOW FAST THE WATER IS MOVING OVER HERE. YOU CAN SEE THE WATER HAD RUSHED THROUGH HERE WITH ALL OF THE DEBRIS. YOU CAN SEE NOW THE WATER IS FLOWING SO QUICKLY THROUGH DEER CREEK HERE. THEY ARE TELLING ME THE WATER HAS RECEDED, BUT AGAIN, I BACK YOU WISH AND ORDERS ARE UNDERWAY. -- EVACUATION ORDERS ARE UNDERWAY. HOURS BEFORE EL DORADO COUNTY AUTHORITIES ORDERED EVACUATIONS, SOME CAMERON PARK RESIDENTS ALREADY MADE THE DECISION TO LEAVE. THE WATER SURROUNDS TAMMY GRAHAM’S HOME ON CHELSEA ROAD. SHE GRABBED HER THREE CATS AND HER MOTHER. >> SHE’S BEDRIDDEN AND ON OXYGEN AND WE ARE GOING TO A DIFFERENT HOTEL BECAUSE THEY ARE BOOKED SOLID THERE WE CANT CHECK IN UNTIL THREE SO GOING TO MY MOTHER IN LAW’S. REPORTER: KNOLLWOOD DRIVE IS TURNING INTO A RAGING RIVER TOO, WITH FLOOD WATERS RUSHING DOWN THE HILL. MIKE KREMPER HOPES HIS SANDBAGS WILL HOLD AND KEEP THE WATER OUT OF HIS HOUSE. HIS NEIGHBOR WASN’T AS LUCKY, WITH WATER ALREADY GETTING INTO THE GARAGE. THIS IS FOR SEEN HERE WITH THE FLOODING AND THE RUSHING WATERS GOING RIGHT ACROSS THIS DRIVEWAY. >> WE’RE IN A WORLD OF HURT AROUND HERE AND THE COUNTY NEEDS TO FIX THIS PROBLEM. REPORTER: THE EVACUATION AREA IS BETWEEN CAMERON PARK LAKE AND PIPER COURT AND SALIDA WAY AND BONANZA DRIVE. THERE ARE SANDBAG STATIONS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY, AND THERE EVACUATION CENTERS. THE PLACERVILLE LIBRARY IS NOW CLOSED. CAMERON PARK CST IS OPEN AS A SHELTER. WE TALKED TO RESIDENTS ON THIS BLOCK. THEY ARE STAYING PUT. THEY WANT TO KEEP AN EYE ON THINGS AND WILL NOT LEAVE AT THIS POINT. BRITTANY: BEFORE YOU GO, IT SOUNDS LIKE RESIDENTS ARE REALLY FRUSTRATED. BUT ARE THEY USE TO THIS? REPORTER: THEY SAY IT IS UNUSUAL TO HAVE MANDATORY EVACUATION ORDERS FOR THEIR AREA. THEY HAVE NOT SEEN WATER LIKE THIS BEFORE. THEY HAVE NOT SEEN IT COME UP SO QUICKLY. THE ONE RESIDENT WE TALKED TO SAID SHE HAS NOT SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS IN THE SIX YEARS SHE HAS LIVED THERE. OTHER PEOPLE TOLD ME THIS IS WORSE THAN THE FLOODING FR