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LA County Public Works’ Chris Sheppard, P.E., explains why removing fire-damaged concrete is critical to rebuilding safely.

Teams from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency are on the ground in communities affected by the fires, clearing properties of hazardous waste such as asbestos, paint, household cleaners and lithium batteries, as part of Phase I of the fire debris removal process. This work is free to residents and essential before the regular debris can be removed in Phase II.

A new disaster recovery center opened in Altadena this week to assist residents impacted by the Eaton Fire.

A woman and her dog, rescued during the Palisades Fire by an LA County Firefighter recently reunited in Malibu.

To support families impacted by the Eaton fire, LA County Parks Care Camps are providing youth and teens with a supportive space for fun and recreation including music, arts and crafts, sports activities and field trips to the LA County Natural History Museum, La Brea Tar Pits, Dodger Stadium, & more.

To support families impacted by the Eaton fire, LA County Parks Care Camps are providing youth and teens with a supportive space for fun and recreation including music, arts and crafts, sports activities and field trips to the LA County Natural History Museum, La Brea Tar Pits, Dodger Stadium, & more.

Every day, damage inspectors from LA County Fire and CalFire are going from structure to structure in the Eaton and Palisades burn areas to assess the aftermath of the fires to structures, including homes and commercial spaces—an essential step in helping residents learn the condition of their properties as quickly as possible.

In this LA County Recovers segment, David Carroll, Director of the Los Angeles County Department of Youth Development, provides information about services to support youth wellbeing.

In this LA County Recovers segment, Laura Trejo, Director of the Los Angeles County Department of Aging and Disabilities, provides information about programs and services available at several community and senior centers to support residents affected by the wildfires.

In this LA County Recovers segment, Libby Boyce from the Los Angeles County Homeless Initiative discusses steps being taken to protect unsheltered residents during this fire emergency.