Weathering #LARain: A Resource Guide
Storm season is here. Residents living in recent burn areas should monitor this page for updates regarding any evacuations, road closures or media releases. All residents should heed any and all emergency notifications. The potential for falling rocks and mud and debris flow exists and residents should maintain good situation awareness. Many canyon and local roads will be slippery and all motorists are urged to drive cautiously and slow down. Do not attempt to cross flooded areas and never enter moving water.
Residents living in recent burn areas should monitor this page for updates regarding any evacuations, road closures or media releases.
In Need of Emergency Shelter? Please go directly to one of our listed transportation pick up locations here to get a ride to one of our Winter Shelters. See the list for winter shelter sites that take walk-ins. Program Eligibility: Adults ages18 and over who are experiencing homelessness.
Residents in the urban/wildland interface should take precautions to prepare for wildfire.
@LACOFD’s “READY! SET! GO!” provides resources on living with the threat of wildfire. Visit https://t.co/f0HDETl38j for more info.
Our fire danger level has been moved from EXTREME to CRITICAL. This means all fires are potentially serious. Please observe the emergency forest closure order and help us #PreventWildfires
Our fire danger level has been moved from EXTREME to CRITICAL. This means all fires are potentially serious. Please observe the emergency forest closure order and help us #PreventWildfires
Electricity and copper theft do not mix. Read more about theft incidents and why this is dangerous. #Safety
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Keep your family, business and yourself safe in the cyber world. #Stopthinkconnect is a great resource for information on staying safe online.
#LASD #LASDCyber #LASDHQ
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Do you have a plan to keep your family safe in case of an earthquake? Save these tips and make sure you are prepared. #EmergencyPreparedness #EarthquakeSafety
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CELEBRATING NATIONAL HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH
It’s National Hispanic Heritage Month – and we proudly celebrate and embrace the diversity and contributions of the Hispanic American community!
Get outside & celebrate #CoastalCleanUpDay on Saturday! The great outdoors can bring peace and joy to many but is often disrupted by litter. Help keep our outdoor spaces clean and trash free! Find a cleanup event at https://t.co/bH8RzDZXV9 #NoToLitter
California’s transmission level fell from high to substantial yesterday. Masking and vaccinations work! Make sure to mask up in crowded spaces whether you’re at a concert or a football game. #ProtectYourself
LACoFD Recruit Class 163 In Action!
Academy Class 163 Recruits are focused and training hard; graduation is on Wednesday, September 29th!
📸 Doug Morrison, LACoFD Photographer
#LACoFD #Firefighter #JoinOurTeam #LiveTheDream #FireFamily #Teamwork
FREE Paint Collection event happening this Saturday, Sept 18th, 9am – 1pm at 39000 Clock Tower Plaza Dr, Palmdale. Due to space limitations, registration is required for this event.
Please visit https://t.co/eFKC71zhvP to register and for additional event details.
Los Angeles County residents, renters, and business owners, including persons with disabilities and others with access and functional needs, may call 211 LA County for emergency preparedness information, and other referral services. The toll-free 2-1-1 number is available 24 hours a day and seven days a week. 211 LA County services can also be accessed by visiting http://211la.org.
