Los Angeles Fire Resources
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FACE extends prayers to those affected by the California Wildfires, including the Palisades, Easton, and Hurst fires. In addition, we pray for the safety of our first responders and thank them for their bravery and sacrifice.
As we navigate through this difficult period, we want to ensure that our community has access to essential resources and support. Please find below a list of resources, emergency services, and evacuation centers.
New: la disaster
recovery center
The Disaster Recovery Center is a one-stop, in-person information and resource center. The center was opened with the help of Mayor Bass and has the goal of helping Angelenos rebuild their homes, businesses, and communities.
Services include: Help for those who have lost vital documents such as birth certificates or social security documents, help to apply for disaster relief loans, referrals for mental health counseling and other services.
It is open 7 days a week from 9am to 8pm. The address is 10850 Pico Blvd. Learn more below.
NEW: Tax relief for LA
Individuals and businesses located in Los Angeles County have been granted extensions for tax filings and payment deadlines. To qualify for the tax relief, taxpayers must reside in or have a business in Los Angeles County.
IRS
Business and personal tax returns due from 1/15/2025 have been automatically extended to 10/15/2025.
FTB
Business and personal tax returns due from 1/15/2025 have been automatically extended to 10/15/2025
To learn more, please read this PDF statement from our partners at Choi, Hong, Lee & Kang LLP.
Alerts and Information
Alert LA County is an opt-in program that sends emergency alerts via text, email, or phone.
This website shows the closure of roads that are maintained by Los Angeles County Public Works in unincorporated County areas.
Use this website to get air quality data for where you live.
State/County resources
View recent news and updates on the Governor's website.
Find contact information for state and local disaster recovery services.
Cal OES provides resources for survivors of the wildfires.
Receive information on disaster relief for property in Los Angeles County.
Keep up to date with the most recent news updates.
This site includes updates as well as donation centers in Los Angeles.
Fire Tracking Resources
Use this site to view ongoing emergency responses in California, including all 10+ acre wildfires.
Use this map to track fires near you and view evacuation orders.
Download the Watch Duty app to get alerts of nearby wildfires and firefighting efforts in real-time.
Shelters and Supplies
Airbnb.org is providing free, temporary housing for people who have been displaced by the Los Angeles wildfires.
The Dream Center is serving as an evacuation center for those affected by the fires in the Palisades and Eaton Canyon.
LA County has shared shelters and animal shelters for those impacted by the Palisades and Eaton fires.
Redcross LA has opened an emergency shelter for residents impacted by the Palisades fire.
The YMCA is offering childcare, showers, internet, and supplies such as food and water.
Tapestry LA is a safe place for anyone seeking shelter from the LA County fires. Please contact hello@taprestry.la.
Hilton, American Express, and 211 LA are providing vouchers to people impacted by the fires to stay at Hilton properties for free.
Additional Resources
Uber & Lyft
If you are evacuating the Eaton Fire, use code WIDLFIRE25 for Uber or CAFIRERELIEF25 for Lyft to get a ride to a shelter.
Use this guide to help you prepare your home so you can leave early.
LA Care is helping individuals fill prescriptions if their medications were lost in a fire or left during evacuation.
Planet Fitness
Planet Fitness is offering free water, showers, wifi, and more regardless of membership status in all LA locations not afflicted by fire.
The Small Business Association has a disaster loan with interest between 2-8%. Learn more at the link.
They are offering mental health services, warm meals, shelter and space for those impacted.
2-1-1 for homeless
Homeless individuals who need shelter can call 211 for a hotel voucher.
Pet Evacuation Hotline
This hotline is for retrieving pets inside evacuation areas.
CALL 213-270-8155
important numbers
Report Outages at 1-800-DIAL-DWP
Report fallen trees or impacts at 3-1-1
For landlord/tenant issues, call (866) 557-7368
mental health support
Disaster Distress Helpline
FREE federal resource that people can contact if they are experiencing anxiety, stress, etc. due to the firestorms to speak with a trained counselor
CALL OR TEXT 1-800-985-5990
LA County Access Center
The Hotline enables disaster victims to receive, over the telephone, mental health screening, assessment, referral, and crisis counseling.
CALL 1-800-854-7771
They have launched the Wildfire Mental Health Support Program, which will provide free therapy and resources
They are offering tips on how people can cope with loss, talk to their children about wildfires, and more.
suicide and crisis hotline
This hotline can be reached by CALL OR TEXT 9-8-8
They have provided a list of mental health resources to aid people affected by the wildfires.