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Recovery Resource Guide: Quick Links
Rebuilding After a Fire
Update on the Private Property Debris Removal Program for the Lake and Bobcat Wildfires: The opt-in deadline to submit the Right-of-Entry (ROE) form for the recommended no-direct cost Government-Sponsored Debris Removal Program has passed. Property owners must either opt-in or opt-out of this program.
Need Assistance? Please Call the Debris Removal Hotline with questions at (626) 979-5370 or Click Here to schedule your One-on-One Appointment.
To check the status of your Debris Removal Application, Click Here.
To opt-out, property owners must complete and submit a Local Fire Debris Removal Program Application & Work Plan OR Partially Burned or Damaged Structures Application by the extended deadline, March 31, 2021. All debris removal must be completed by April 30, 2021.
Personalized Rebuilding Support (Lake and Bobcat Fire)
Damage Inspection Data
Get Immediate Support - Food, Emotional Help and Disaster Relief
Food assistance is available through the Department of Public Social Services. Click here for more information.
Mental Health resources to help you cope with a disaster are available. Click here for more information.
Contact the Emergency Network of Los Angeles to get support from local non-profits. Send an email to enla.yosef@gmail.com
Returning Home After a Fire
Recovering Lost Documents
Preparing for Rain After a Fire
Other Resources
When a disaster strikes, don't get overcharged. If the government declares an emergency, increasing the price of goods and services 10% or more within 30 days may be price gouging and may be a crime in Los Angeles County.
Wildfire Insurance Information
LA Regional Community Recover Organization
Emergency Network Los Angeles Virtual Community Meeting, December 9, 2020 - Meeting Presentations
Helpful County Departments
Office of the Assessor (Tax Relief for Damage or Destroyed Properties)
Press Releases
Remote FEMA Property Inspections
Renters May Apply for Federal Assistance
The Next Step After Applying for Disaster Assistance
CA - NR034 -Floods Follow Fires. Are You Ready?
Wildfire Survivors FEMA Center Open in Los Angeles County
Ten Key Facts About Federal Disaster Assistance
Wildfire Survivors Have One Month Left to Register for FEMA Aid
Los Angeles County Residents Affected by the Bobcat Wildfire Now Eligible for FEMA Financial Support
Bobcat Wildfire Survivors Have Less Than One Month to Register for FEMA Aid
Bobcat Wildfire Survivors Have Two Weeks to Register for FEMA Aid
One Week Left for Bobcat Wildfire Survivors to Register for FEMA Aid
Bobcat and Lake Fire Private Property Debris Removal Deadlines Approaching
Two Days Left for Bobcat Wildfire Survivors to Register for FEMA Aid
Translations
Información de Salud - Regresando a Casa Despues de un Incendio
Piscinas Después de un Incendio
Talleres de Reconstrucción Personalizados (Lake Fire)
Citas de Reconstrucción Personalizadas (Bobcat Fire)
Personalized rebuilding workshops (En Español)
Personalized rebuilding appointments (En Español)
Implicaciones Para el Avalúo de Propiedades y Liquidaciones de Impuestos
Los Árboles De Josué (Joshua Trees) Están Protegidos Por El Estado Y El Condado
Se Acerca las Fechas Límite para la Eliminación de Escombros de Incendios Bobcat y Lake
Gusty N-NW winds continue for the Santa Barbara mtns/south coast into the L.A. mtns & valleys, & over our coastal waters. Choppy seas are expected w/Small Craft to Gale Force winds. With the dry air over interior areas, elevated fire weather conditions continue. #socal #cawind
Elevated fire weather conditions across interior areas of SW Calif and southern SBA county through the weekend due to gusty NW-N winds and low humidities. Do your part to prevent wildfires and avoid creating sparks. Photo-Matt Hartman. #LAWeather #LAwind #cawx #Socal
Gusty N-NW winds into Sat AM, from Santa Barbara to L.A. county mtns & valleys. Keep in mind, the winds bring elevated fire weather conditions, in part due to our very low rainfall winter. Do your part to prevent wildfires and avoid creating sparks. #socal #CAwind #LAwind #SBwind
Update: #SpringsFire. Strong air attack appears to have limited fire's spread. Reports fire holding within retardant lines, at approx 60 acres, S of Big Rock Creek Rd. Winds reduced. Mult fire engines & hand crews on scene. Fire first reported at 4:17pm. Photo, @KTLA .
Update, #SpringsFire: Mult helicopters & sm aircraft on scene. Air tankers in route. Fire at 50+ acres, east of Paradise Springs & S of Big Pines Highway. Continues to move east in thick brush & gusty winds. Please stay clear of the area for safety.
BRUSH FIRE | Big Pines HWY x Big Rock Rd | LAC ground forces and @LACoFireAirOps water dropping helicopters are assisting lead agency @Angeles_NF with the #SpringsFire which is burning in steep, rugged terrain.
Alert: ANF Firefighters & mult aircraft are responding to #SpringsFire, vic Big Pines Hwy & Big Rock Creek Rd. IC reports brush fire currently at 15-20 acres in medium-to heavy-fuels, backed by gusty winds, 20-30 mph. Fire moving east. Poss. structures threatened.
#GolfFire UPDATE...Forward spread of brush fire has been halted. Units still battling numerous RVs ablaze within burn footprint.
BRUSH FIRE | 14 FWY x W Ave G #Lancaster | Initially dispatched as a single RV fire, units are now battling a 5 acre brush fire with multiple RVs involved. LASD currently evacuating down-range “urban campers.” Full first alarm brush response en-route to assist units on-scene.
BRUSH FIRE | Agua Dulce Canyon Rd x W Sierra HWY #AguaDulce | Arriving units found 1/4 fire burning in light to medium brush & have made access off a dirt road. In addition to ground forces, @LACoFireAirOps water dropping helicopters also on-scene. No structure threat.
Los Angeles County residents and business owners, including people 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, seven days a week. 211 LA County services can also be accessed online by visiting www.211la.org.
