Critical Fire Weather

10/15, 7:05 PM:  Evacuations Warnings Lifted for Peak Fire (Azusa)

Evacuations have been downgraded to an Advisory.  Residents may safely return home.  Residents are cautioned to remain alert, follow Law and Fire instructions as they work overnight in the area, and stay prepared for changing conditions. Keep windows and doors closed due to smoke nearby.

For emergencies dial 911. To check your evacuation status, visit protect.genasys.com.

Evacuation Warnings are issued when a there is potential threat to life and/or property. Those who require additional time to evacuate, including individuals with access or functional needs, and those with pets and livestock, should leave.

Updated 10/15, 1:40 PM

Peak Fire (Azusa)

• AZU-QRY01
• AZU-ABC01
• AZU-NOB01
• AZU-CYN01-A
• LAC-E168-A
• LAC-E170-A

For emergencies dial 911. To check your evacuation status, visit protect.genasys.com.

Advisories issued for the following zones:

• LVN-E009
• LVN-E011
• LVN-E012
• LAC-E1311

Residents are advised that local authorities are responding to a hazardous materials fire. Residents should remain alert, follow Law and Fire instructions, and stay prepared for changing conditions. Keep windows and doors closed due to smoke nearby.

For emergencies dial 911. To check your evacuation status, visit protect.genasys.com.

9/25, 6:45 AM:  Evacuations LIFTED. All evacuation orders, warnings and advisories related to the Metropolitan Water District incident have been lifted. Residents may safely return home, and businesses may reopen. Air quality has remained within normal ranges and the community’s water supply remains safe.

City of La Verne Information: For incident information, to include updates on evacuations, air quality, sheltering, and impacts to city operations, please visit City of La Verne’s page by clicking here.

Smoke Advisory in effect for areas in/near the City of Commerce around E Pacific Way and Ash Street.  Individuals with sensitivity to smoke should monitor AQMD Air Quality alerts (AQMD.gov) and avoid unnecessary exposure to outdoor air.  More health protection guidance may be found by visiting Public Health’s page here.

The following Smoke Advisory Zones have been lifted:

• COM-Q0174
• COM-Q0175

For emergencies dial 911. To check your evacuation status, visit protect.genasys.com.

Event Info

The Los Angeles Fire Department is providing daily video updates on the status of the fire. To watch the latest update, visit https://www.youtube.com/@lafd/videos.

Shelter-in-Place Order for Zone LFD-1279-A has been LIFTED for Boyle Heights for the building fire.

Although smoke in the area has decreased, a Smoke Advisory remains in place. Individuals with sensitivity to smoke should continue to monitor AQMD Air Quality alerts (AQMD.gov) and avoid unnecessary exposure to outdoor air. For updates visit LAFD.org/Alerts.

Due to operations related to Wednesday’s (6/17) building fire, a Smoke Advisory remains in place for the area East of Boyle Heights. Individuals with sensitivity to smoke should continue to monitor AQMD Air Quality alerts (AQMD.gov) and avoid unnecessary exposure to outdoor air.

For more information on active health advisories, please see the “Health Alerts” section below.

For information on shelters, please see the “Human Shelters” section below. Note that small pets are welcome at both shelters.

Residents do not need to check into shelters to access resources like food, water and protective masks. A mobile health clinic is also on site at the County’s City Terrace shelter.

For information on free Uber rides to local shelters, please see the “Transportation Information/Resources” section below.

For emergencies dial 911. To check your evacuation status, visit protect.genasys.com.

For more information on available resources during this emergency, please call 211.