Dear Neighbor,Earlier today, the City and County of Los Angeles announced that beginning this Wednesday, January 15, a Disaster Recovery Center will […]
Resources and Aid for Impacted Residents Dear Neighbor, I hope this message reaches you safely during these difficult times. Below, you’ll find […]
Tax Relief in Response to LA County Fires In response to the unprecedented and devastating fires impacting our community, federal, state, […]
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For Immediate Release:January 14, 2025 UPDATE: Local Assistance Centers & Disaster Recovery Centers for Impacted Residents are Opening Today Local Assistance Centers […]
Dear Residents of Palisair Home Owners Association, Please see the attached notice, courtesy of Crest Real Estate, of the executive order issued […]
Federal assistance for fire victims includes up to $43,600 from FEMA for housing and an additional $43,600 for other needs. Eligible individuals may also receive $10,000 from the California State Supplemental Grant Program without a separate application. SBA loans are available for personal and business property losses, with favorable terms.
Los Angeles County is battling four active wildfires, fueled by severe weather, leading to significant damage: 40,000 acres burned, over 12,000 structures impacted, and at least 16 fatalities. FEMA assistance is provided at local libraries, and a smoke advisory is in effect. Community support efforts for affected youth are also underway.
Residents should prepare for wildfires by creating evacuation plans, assembling emergency “go bags,” and securing homes. Recommendations include knowing evacuation routes, following local safety instructions, and safeguarding important documents. Post-fire, assess hazards and enhance home defenses. Resources from the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection provide further guidance on these practices.
Certain members of the community received this text last night from the LA police officer in charge of the Palisades: “Good Evening […]