2025 LA Fire Resources

• Granted Emergency Waivers for Los Angeles and Ventura Counties (Executive Order N-2-25)

• PIN 25-05-CCP - FAQs Additional Information Regarding Emergency Waivers

• PIN 25-04-CCLD - Fee Waivers In Response To The January 2025 Fires And Windstorm Conditions In Los Angeles And Ventura Counties
• PIN 25-02-CCP - Governor's Proclamation of a State of Emergency and Implementation of Waivers 
• PIN 25-01-CCLD - Winter Storm Preparedness has helpful resources for any disaster.
• PIN 24-06-CCLD - Everbridge Notification System to Notify Licensees and Providers of Disasters and Emergencies.
• PIN 23-13-CCLD - Preparation for Extreme Heat, Public Safety Power Shutoffs, and Wildfire Emergencies.

• Executive Order N-2-25 January 7, 2025
• Executive Order N-3-25 January 10, 2025
• Executive Order N-4-25 January 12,2025
• Executive Order N-5-25 January 12, 2025
• Executive Order N-6-25 January 14, 2025

• General Questions about Waivers Authorized Under Executive Order N-2-25 and Executive Order N-3-25 for Licensed Child Care Facilities
• Questions about License-Exempt Child Care Program Waivers

• County Recovers – Eaton Fire Damage Maps - maps showing damage assessments have been posted but are incomplete and being updated daily. If there is not a color icon on your address, it means a building has not yet been inspected.
• Altadena Fire Recovery Information & Resources
• LA County Public Works – Debris Removal
• LA County Eaton Fire Trash and Household Hazardous Waste
• LA County DPH – Precautions When Assessing Your Property After a Fire 01/10/25
• LA County DPH – How to Clean Up Smoke & Soot from a Fire - Health Fact Sheet 01/23/25
• LA County Recovers – Preparing to Return to Your Property After Fires
• Reduce Exposure to Ash When Returning Home After a Wildfire
• Returning to a Child Care Facility After a Wildfire
• CalRecycle – Wildfire Cleanup Information for Homeowners

Two Cleanup Options

1. No Out-of-Pocket Cost
   Enroll in a government-managed and funded program by submitting a Right-of-Entry form to the county granting access to your property.
   • State-managed cleanup has no out-of-pocket costs for property owners.
   • Rigorous protocols and testing during the state clean-up help prevent toxic debris from endangering your community’s air, water, and land.
2. Homeowner Expense
   Conduct the cleanup yourself or hire a private contractor at your expense by enrolling in your county’s alternative private cleanup program.
   • Hire and manage a private contractor at your own expense to meet debris cleanup standards and safety protocols.
   • environmental approval before contractors begin work.
   • and environmental rules before and during cleanup

• 211 Los Angeles - A comprehensive helpline connecting residents to essential health and human services, including disaster preparedness and emergency response information.
• Los Angeles Regional Food Bank - Distributes food to individuals and families in need.
• Foodpantries.org

• 211LA and Airbnb.org are partnering to offer free temporary housing for residents displaced or forced to evacuate due to the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles County. Visit https://211la.org/LA-Wildfires and scroll toward the middle of the site under the heading “Airbnb.org Support for Those Affected by Wildfires.” You will find eligibility criteria and other important information.
• The Red Cross of Los Angeles County: Disaster relief services including shelter, food, and emotional support.
• Unhoused Emergency Shelter

• Disaster Unemployment Assistance
• Home Grown: Home-Based Child Care (HBCC) emergency fund for severe weather and national disaster response.
• Pasadena Community Foundation: Established the Eaton Canyon Fire Relief and Recovery Fund to support immediate and pressing needs arising from local wildfires.
• Emergency Tax Relief for 2024: Los Angeles County Fires Franchise Tax Board

Los Angeles Regional Small Business Legal Aid Program provides free legal services to qualified small businesses on a number of legal issues such as review of commercial leases, assistance in communicating with landlords, reviewing insurance policies, navigating insurance claims, among other services. For more information, visit lalegalhelp.org or call 1-866-375-9511.

• Alert.LA – LA county Emergency Alert System
• Los Angeles Fire Department – Latest fire updates
• The Governor’s 2025 Los Angeles Fires Resources Website: For information related to the LA Fires disaster, including Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)assistance, insurance, and other disaster resources.
• LAFD Foundation: Supports the Los Angeles Fire Department by funding essential equipment, training, and public outreach programs, enhancing the department’s emergency response capabilities.