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Storm Related Recovery Guidance

Crews are actively working to clear mud and debris from impacted areas and ensure public safety. Everyone should be alert to conditions, follow the guidance of on-site public safety personnel, and heed posted signage. Be aware of trees and slopes which could become unstable due to water saturated soils. Some roadways and other areas may remain closed for an extended duration.

Continue to have an emergency plan in place, keep emergency supplies on hand, and stay alert to conditions and additional information. If you ever feel you are in danger, call 911 for emergency assistance.

Additional Resources and Information 

Debris and Phase Maps and LA County Public Works Fire Disaster Information 

LA County Public Works Debris and Mudflow Potential Forecast Webpage

Evacuation Shelter:

• Call 1-800-733-2767 for assistance finding an evacuation shelter near you

Animal Shelter and Evacuation Assistance

• Call 562-940-6898 for assistance evacuating animals or to find an animal shelter

Find your evacuation zone here: protect.genasys.com

Evacuation Orders

Some Evacuation Orders remain in place in the City of Los Angeles following the Palisades Fire and those areas are open to residents only.  Entry passes are required. Use this link for information on where and when to obtain access passes for residents and authorized contractors to enter the Palisades. Inclement weather conditions may cause access to be suspended.

Before law enforcement officials can re-open evacuation zones, it’s crucial to ensure that hazards are mitigated in the fire area. Even in evacuation zones where homes may not have been damaged, many cooperators are working to mitigate hazards like fallen power lines, burned out guard rails, and clearing significant wind damaged trees and other debris. Wait for official clearance before heading back and follow officials’ safety precautions once allowed in.

Residents seeking re-entry will be required to provide proof of residency when approaching roadblocks. Acceptable forms of identification include a government-issued photo ID that clearly displays the resident’s name, photo, and physical address. These measures are in place to facilitate a safe and organized re-entry process.

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Aging & Disabilities

• Altadena Senior Center (560 E Mariposa St, Altadena, CA 91001) is a fire loss.
• For the for the Altadena Senior Center Meal clients, an alternative meal site at Jackie Robinson Park( 1081 N Fair Oaks Ave, Pasadena, CA 91103) has been set up.

Arts and Culture

• Some grantee organizations may need to adjust or even cancel their scheduled programming. For Organizational Grant Program (OGP) or Community Impact Arts Grant (CIAG) grantees, the funds we distribute are flexible. If you are unable to complete your grant funded project due to fire-related impacts, please let us know by sending an email to grants@arts.lacounty.gov (for OGP) or CIAG@arts.lacounty.gov (for CIAG). We will work with each of you to provide next steps and adjust accordingly.
• The Charles White Park in Altadena has been damaged by the Eaton fire. We have two active projects at the park, and we are placing both on hold until further notice.

Beaches and Harbors

• Beach maintenance operations north of Pacific Palisades are impacted.
• Most beach parking lots are open, with the following exceptions:
  • Will Rogers Lots 2 and 3 (Temescal Canyon Road and Pacific Coast Highway)
  • Will Rogers Lot 4 (Gladstones)
  • Topanga Beach Lot
• Will Rogers Lot 5 (Castle Rock) and Coastline parking lot are open to members of the public; however, portions of the lots continue to be used for wildfire response and recovery.
• Federal responders have closed the stretch of beach and bicycle path adjacent to the EPA staging area at Will Rogers State Beach Parking Lots 2 and 3.
• Fire-damaged structures remain closed.
• The fire pits have been returned to Dockweiler State Beach.
• More information about wildfire-related impacts to beaches is available at beaches.lacounty.gov/wildfires.

Economic Opportunity

• Economic Opportunity’s AJCC located at the Bob Hope Patriotic Hall remains closed. *The remaining AJCCs and the East LA Entrepreneur Center remains open.

Internal Services

• Mail service for the following locations has been rerouted:

– Aging & Disability, Altadena Community Center and Altadena Senior Center rerouted to 9230 Telstar, El Monte, CA.
– Parks & Recreation, Eaton Canyon Park rerouted to 1000 Fremont, Los Angeles, CA

• Custodial/Landscaping service has been cancelled for the following locations:

– Aging & Disability, Altadena Community Center, 730 E. Altadena Dr., Altadena, CA – Closed until further notice.
– Aging & Disability, Altadena Senior Center, 560 E. Mariposa St., Altadena, CA – Destroyed by fire.

LA County Library

Please note the following libraries are closed:

1. • Castaic Library is closed due to the Hughes Fire. (27971 Sloan Canyon Rd, Castaic, CA 91384)

Residents are welcome to visit their website for updates on library locations that are open and ready to welcome them w/ wifi, computers, water fountains, restrooms, and educational supplies for kids and teens.

Mental Health

• LA County Department of Mental Health’s clinical and emergency services, including their 24/7 Help Line at (800) 854-7771, remain operational at this time.

Military and Veterans Affairs

• Monrovia Library – where Military and Veterans Affairs provide field services is closed due to the fire. *Services for that office are being routed to the West Covina Court House location.

Parks and Recreation

To view alerts for your local water district or provider, please click below

Los Angeles Department of Water and Power

Pasadena Water & Power

LA County Waterworks District

Foothill Municipal Water District

Las Flores Water Company

Rubio Cañon Land and Water

Lincoln Ave Water Company (Altadena)

Kinneloa Irrigation District

Crescenta Valley Water District

WHEREAS, on January 7, 2025, the Chair of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors (“Board”) proclaimed, pursuant to Chapter 2.68 of the Los Angeles County Code (“LACC”) and Government Code Section 8558(c)(1), the existence of a local emergency due to conditions of disaster or of extreme peril to the safety of persons and property as a result of the January 2025 Windstorm and Critical Fire Events in the County;

WHEREAS, the Eaton Fire, the Palisades Fire, the Hurst Fire, the Creek Fire, the Lidia Fire, and the Kenneth Fire are wind-driven and destructive fires, which began on and after January 7, 2025, in the County, and have necessitated the issuance of Evacuation Orders and Evacuation Warnings;

WHEREAS, pursuant to Government Code Section 8634 and LACC section 2.68.150, during a local emergency, the Board, or, in the following priority order, the Chair of the Board, Chief Executive Officer, or the Sheriff may promulgate orders or regulations for the protection of life and property, including orders or regulations imposing a curfew within designated boundaries where necessary to preserve the public order and safety;

WHEREAS, there exists imminent danger to life and property during the hours of darkness and approaching darkness, and it is especially difficult to preserve public safety during such hours;

WHEREAS, there have already been multiple arrests for burglary and for looting and trespassing within the evacuation areas, including arrestees who do not reside in the County of Los Angeles, which indicates planned and coordinated criminal activity; and

WHEREAS, there is an imminent danger to life and property, and therefore, it is necessary to impose a curfew, as specified below, to preserve the public order and safety in the County.

NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT:

1. A curfew, from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. is imposed in any “Evacuation Order Zone” or any “Evacuation Warning Zone” within the City of Los Angeles, the City of Santa Monica, the City of Malibu, and all unincorporated areas of the County of Los Angeles, as such zones are identified at any of the following websites: https://lacounty.gov/emergency/; protect.genasys.com; and/or www.watchduty.org. These websites show maps of each Evacuation Order Zone and each Evacuation Warning Zone. Evacuation Order Zones are highlighted on the map in red.  Evacuation Warning Zones are highlighted on the map in yellow.
2. The hours of curfew are between 6:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. until this Order is lifted.
3. No person, except as set forth in paragraph No. 4 below, shall be upon a public street, avenue, boulevard, place, walkway, alley, park, or other public area, or any unimproved private property, within the areas described in paragraph No. 1 above, between 6:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.
4. This Order shall not apply to peace officers; fire fighters; National Guard or other military personnel deployed to the area; emergency medical services personnel; individuals working on a project involving a public work of improvement; credentialed media representatives involved in news gathering; and individuals seeking medical treatment. For residents living within an Evacuation Warning Zone, this Order shall not apply to those residents who are traveling to or from their places of residence.
5. To extent that the terms of the County’s curfew order are more stringent than any city’s curfew order, the County’s more stringent terms shall apply within such city to that extent.
6. Any violation of this Order is a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine not to exceed $1,000 or by imprisonment for a period not to exceed six months, or both, as provided by LACC section 2.68.320 or any applicable state or municipal law.
7. This Order shall be effective immediately as of January 9, 2025, commencing at 6:00 p.m., and extending until 6:00 a.m. on the date this order is lifted. The County may renew, amend, or extend this Order in accordance with Government Code section 8634 and LACC section 2.68.150.
8. This Order shall be given widespread publicity and notice.

For the latest updates from South Coast Air Quality Management District, visit their website.

For the latest updates from Public Health, visit their website.

Public Health reminds residents in the affected areas to take precautions to protect their health and well-being after a fire. When returning home after a fire, it is important to know the proper steps and actions to take to clean, rebuild and recover safely.

Learn more at https://publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/Wildfire/.

On Friday, January 10, Public Health declared a local health emergency in Los Angeles County and issued an order temporarily banning the use of air blowing devices, like leaf blowers. The recent strong winds and fires have caused hazardous air quality, increased ash, and debris, and disrupted essential health services. During the fire recovery and cleanup, air blowers are prohibited throughout the county until the Health Officer determines it is safe to use them without harming public health.

To report use of air blowing devices like leaf blowers, residents can call Environmental Health at (888) 700-9995 (Monday through Friday, 8-5:00 p.m.) or submit a complaint via email to ehmail@ph.lacounty.gov.

Medication Access Assistance Service

• Public Health is providing medication access assistance service at each of the Disaster Recovery Centers. Nurses at the sites will assist families with information, education, and referrals for clinical health concerns, including getting access to medications for those who lost their medications in the fire by helping them connect with their pharmacy or their usual provider. If refills are unavailable or they face challenges in connecting, the nurses at each site will connect with physicians and pharmacists in the DPH telehealth service to provide new prescriptions to bridge families until they are able to connect with their primary care provider again. For patients needing medication assisted treatment for opioid addiction, the MAT Consultation Line (213-288-9090) is able to offer these prescriptions and operates 7 days per week from 8am – midnight.

Additional Guidance and Resources for Medication Assistance

• People should call their regular pharmacy or, if not open, another location of the same chain if possible;
• LA Care and Health Net have set up call lines for their members and DHCS has asked all health plans to ensure access so residents can also try calling their insurer;
• Teladoc Health is offering free, 24/7 virtual medical care by calling 855-225-5032. Services include treatment for conditions such as respiratory infections, allergies, sinus problems and cold or flu symptoms, company officials said. Additionally, Teladoc Health is providing assistance with prescription refills for non-narcotic medications. For more information, visit: https://www.teladochealth.com/info/disaster-hotline
• GoodRx is offering free online healthcare provider visits. Angelenos can use the code LA-GOODRX-CARE to be seen by a licensed medical provider on GoodRx Care for a variety of conditions including help with medication refills; https://www.goodrx.com/care
• For additional information, visit: https://www.cedars-sinai.org/newsroom/los-angeles-county-wildfires-how-to-manage-medications-during-a-disaster/

Road Closures/Cierres de Carrerteras:

Information on road closures may be found by visiting the following:

• Los Angeles County Public Works Road Closure Website
• CalTrans Quick Map Website

Uber

• Use promo code WILDFIRE25 in the wallet section of your Uber app to redeem 2 free Uber rides up to $40/each for transportation to/from active shelters.

Lyft

• Riders in need can use the code CAFIRERELIEF25, valid for 2 rides up to $25 each ($50 total) for 15,000 riders from now until 1/15 at 11:59 p.m.

LA Metro

• Fare collection has been suspended systemwide.
• Click HERE to view an interactive map of evacuation and resource centers near the Metro bus and rail system.
• Click HERE to see the latest impacts to service due to wind and wildfires.
• Metro Micro service in Pasadena, Altadena, and Sierra Madre has been suspended north of Woodbury Rd, New York Dr, and Sierra Madre Blvd.

Pasadena Transit

• Bus service has resumed in a reduced capacity and Dial-A-Ride will continue to provide essential medical trips, as conditions allow.
• Fares will not be collected for bus or Dial-A-Ride service this weekend (1/11 & 1/12)
• For detailed service impacts this weekend, click HERE.
• To stay updated on transit service impacts, go to PasadenaTransit.net.
• To apply for Dial-A-Ride and view additional information, click HERE.

Foothill Transit

• Modified schedules are in effect through Wednesday, 1/15 due to impacts of the Eaton Fire.
• Updated detours and service changes can be found at FoothillTransit.org/rideralerts.

LADOT

• LADOT has suspended the collection of DASH fares due to the emergency situation caused by the wildfires.
• Most Commuter Express and DASH routes are currently operating; however, all routes are subject to delays and/or potential reroutes due to the wildfires.
• For the latest news and service alerts, click HERE, or call (213) 808-2273.

Access Services

• Access is operating; however, trips may be negatively impacted due to street closures and air quality is poor. Access riders are encouraged to cancel non-essential trips.
• For the latest service announcements and information, call (213) 270-6110.

Metrolink

• Full service resumed on the Antelope Valley Line on the afternoon of 1/9, however track projects will impact service on the VC, OC, & IEOC lines on 1/11 and 1/12.
• Please click HERE for the latest service advisories.
• 25% Discount Pass: Metrolink is offering 25% off all monthly passes for January and February. Click HERE for more information and redemption details.
• Students ride free: The Student Adventure Pass enables current students to ride Metrolink for free and is available until June 30, 2025. Click HERE for more information.
• Mobility-4-All 50% discount: Offers eligible customers a 50% discount on any Metrolink ticket or pass with a valid California EBT card. Click HERE for more information.

For updates from the Los Angeles County Coordinated Joint Information Center, LA County Recovery and Wildfire Update press releases related to recovery, click here.

• REVISED Health Officer Order Limits Prohibition of Use of Power Air Blowers, Including Leaf Blowers, to Palisades and Eaton Wildfire Perimeter Areas Only – Posted January 23, 2025
• Sheriff’s Department Responds to Hughes Fire Threat at Pitchess Detention Center, Prioritizing Safety and Coordination – Posted January 23, 2025
• Ocean Water Use Warning for Los Angeles County Beaches – Posted January 23, 2025
• Smoke Advisory – Unhealthy Air Quality Declared due to Hughes Wildfire – Posted January 23, 2025
• Windblown Dust and Ash Advisory – Posted January 23, 2025
• EATON FIRE INCIDENT UPDATE 1.22.25 PM *FINAL UPDATE* – Posted January 22, 2025
• (Rev.) County of Los Angeles Department of Animal Care and Control Mobilizes For Evacuations Due to the Hughes Fire – Posted January 22, 2025
• EATON FIRE INCIDENT UPDATE 1.21.25 PM – Posted January 21, 2025
• EATON FIRE INCIDENT UPDATE 1.20.25 PM – Posted January 20, 2025
• Los Angeles County Asks Public to Prepare for Dangerous Santa Ana Winds, Extreme Fire Weather – Posted January 20, 2025
• EATON FIRE INCIDENT UPDATE 1.20.25 AM – Posted January 20, 2025
• EXTREME FIRE WEATHER AND PARTICULARLY DANGEROUS SITUATION WIND EVENT PROMPTS INCREASED WILDFIRE RISK FOR LA COUNTY COMMUNITIES – January 19, 2025
• EATON FIRE PRESS CONFERENCE 1.20.25 8AM – January 19, 2025
• EATON FIRE INCIDENT UPDATE 1.19.25 PM – January 19, 2025
• Windblown Dust and Ash Advisory – January 19, 2025
• EATON FIRE INCIDENT UPDATE 1.19.25 AM – January 19, 2025
• EATON FIRE INCIDENT UPDATE 1.18.25 PM – January 18, 2025
• EATON FIRE | Community Meeting 1.19.25 – Posted January 18, 2025
• EATON FIRE INCIDENT UPDATE 1.18.25 AM – Posted January 18, 2025
• EATON FIRE INCIDENT UPDATE 1.17.25 PM – Posted January 17, 2025
• Ocean Water Advisory Due to Fire Runoff Contamination Extended – Posted January 17, 2025
• LA County Library Foundation and Altadena Library Foundation Launch Connected Wellness Campaign to Support Los Angeles Fire Victims – Posted January 17, 2025
• CORRECTION: District Attorney Hochman Announces Nine More Individuals Charged with Crimes During Deadly LA County Wildfires – Posted January 17, 2025
• District Attorney Hochman Announces Eight More Individuals Charged with Crimes During Deadly LA County Wildfires – Posted January 17, 2025
• Commissioner Lara and Los Angeles DA Hochman announce rapid response effort to prevent and prosecute insurance fraud – Posted January 17, 2025
• EATON FIRE INCIDENT UPDATE 1.17.25 AM – Posted January 17, 2025
• Eaton Fire Incident Update 1.16.25 PM *Corrected Date* – Posted January 16, 2025
• PALISADES FIRE REPOPULATION – Posted January 16, 2025
• County of Los Angeles Department of Animal Care and Control Facilitates Adoption and Rescue Efforts in Response to Palisades and Eaton Fires – Posted January 16, 2025
• PALISADES FIRE COMMUNITY IN PERSON MEETING AND PRESS CONFERENCE – Posted January 16, 2025
• EATON FIRE INCIDENT UPDATE 1.16.25 AM – Posted January 16, 2025
• EATON FIRE INCIDENT UPDATE 1.15.25 PM – Posted January 15, 2025
• Health Officer Issues Order for Safe Removal, Transport, and Disposal of Fire Debris – Posted January 15, 2025
• 211 LA Teams Up with Hilton and Partners to Provide Hotel Vouchers – Posted January 15, 2025
• EATON FIRE INCIDENT UPDATE 1.15.25 AM – Posted January 15, 2025
• EATON FIRE INCIDENT UPDATE 1.14.25 PM – Posted January 14, 2025
• Barger Puts Spotlight on Damage Assessment Maps for Wildfire Survivors – Posted on January 14, 2025
• UPDATE: Local Assistance Centers & Disaster Recovery Centers for Impacted Residents are Opening Today – Posted January 14, 2025
• Windblown Dust and Ash Advisory – Posted on January 14, 2025
• EATON FIRE INCIDENT UPDATE 1.14.25 AM – Posted January 14, 2025
• EATON FIRE INCIDENT UPDATE 1.13.25 PM – Posted January 13, 2025
• UPDATE | Medical Examiner Fire-Related Deaths at 4 p.m. on January 13 – Posted January 13, 2025
• Local Assistance & Disaster Resource Centers for Impacted Residents Open Tuesday, January 14 – Posted January 13, 2025
• EATON FIRE INCIDENT UPDATE 1.13.25 AM – Posted January 13, 2025
• Los Angeles County Department of Economic Opportunity Launches Emergency Resources Webpage for Workers and Businesses Impacted by the Wildfires – Posted January 12, 2025
• EATON FIRE 1.12.25 PM INCIDENT UPDATE – January 12, 2024
• UPDATE | Medical Examiner Fire-Related Deaths at 5 p.m. on January 12 – Posted on January 12, 2025
• UPDATED: Eight Local Library Sites to Host FEMA Staff to Assist Residents – Posted January 12, 2025
• EATON FIRE JANUARY 12, 2025 MORNING INCIDENT UPDATE – Posted January 12, 2025
• Seven LA County Library Sites to Host FEMA Staff to Assist Residents – Posted January 11, 2025
• EATON FIRE JANUARY 11, 2025 EVENING INCIDENT UPDATE – Posted January 11, 2025
• EATON FIRE – COMMUNITY MEETING – SUNDAY, JANUARY 12, 2024 – Posted January 11, 2025
• Eaton Fire Press Conference & Community Meeting – Posted January 11, 2025
• EATON FIRE JANUARY 10, 2025 PRESS CONFERENCE AND VIRTUAL COMMUNITY MEETING – Posted January 10, 2025
• EATON FIRE JANUARY 11, 2025 MORNING INCIDENT UPDATE – Posted January 11, 2025
• Los Angeles County Moves to Immediately Address Emergency Alert Problems and Implement Solutions – Posted January 10, 2025
• Important Update on Emergency Alert Issue – Posted January 10, 2025
• Emergency Alert Sent in Error – Posted January 9, 2025
• Chair Barger, Sheriff Luna Announce County Will Call National Guard and Implement Curfews to Combat Looting – Posted January 9, 2025