Eaton Fire: Community Meeting Scheduled for January 14, 2025, by Los Angeles County Fire Department
Eaton Fire - Community Meeting 01.14.25 provided by the Los Angeles County Fire Department
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The Los Angeles County Fire Department (LACoFD) is actively managing the Eaton Fire, a wildfire that has burned approximately 14,117 acres and is currently 15% contained. To address community concerns and provide critical updates, LACoFD has organized a community meeting for January 14, 2025.
Community Meeting Details
• Date: January 14, 2025
• Time: 6:30 PM
• Location: Pasadena Community Center, 1234 East Main Street, Pasadena, CA 91101
Residents in affected areas are encouraged to attend this meeting to receive the latest information and safety guidance.
Meeting Agenda
1. Incident Overview:
Fire officials will provide updates on the Eaton Fire, including the latest containment efforts, impacted areas, and expected fire behavior in the coming days.
2. Safety Measures:
Guidance will be shared on evacuation procedures, air quality concerns, and property protection strategies.
3. Resources for the Community:
Information on shelters, financial assistance, and support services will be made available to those affected by the fire.
4. Q&A Session:
Community members will have an opportunity to ask questions and voice concerns directly to fire department officials.
Important Updates
• Evacuations:
Mandatory evacuation orders remain in effect for several neighborhoods. Authorities urge residents not to return to their homes until it is declared safe.
• Health Advisory:
Hazardous air quality from smoke and ash remains a concern. Residents, especially those with respiratory conditions, should limit outdoor activities and wear N95 masks if venturing outside.
• Support Services:
Evacuation centers established by the Red Cross are open, and shelters for pets and livestock have also been set up.
How to Stay Informed
LACoFD stresses the importance of community participation and staying informed during this crisis. Attending the meeting will equip residents with the necessary tools and knowledge to navigate the challenges posed by the Eaton Fire.
For the latest updates on the Eaton Fire, visit the Los Angeles County Fire Department website.
Additional resources can be found through the American Red Cross for shelter and support services.
The meeting is a vital opportunity for residents to gain insights and receive real-time information about the fire. By staying engaged, the community can work together to remain safe and resilient during this challenging time.
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