Los Angeles County Office of Emergency Management

Un Centro de Asistencia Local está abierto para residentes afectados por #BobcatFire & #LakeFire, Obtenga recursos e información de recuperación. Llame al 2-1-1 para obtener una cita o visite 211la.org/bobcat-fire.

Residents affected by #BobcatFire & #LakeFire, a Local Assistance Center is open right now for recovery resources and information. Call 2-1-1 for an appointment or visit 211la.org/bobcat-fire.

A Local Assistance Center for residents affected by #BobcatFire & #LakeFire is open to provide Recovery resources and assistance. Hours are 10am-6pm through Saturday, October 3. Schedule an appointment by calling 2-1-1 or visiting 211la.org/bobcat-fire.

Un Centro de asistencia local abrirá el miércoles, 30 de septiembre para residentes del Condado de Los Ángeles afectados por los incendios #BobcatFire y #LakeFire. Debido a COVID-19, la asistencia será sólo con cita. Para reservar citas, comuníquese con 211 LA County por teléfono al 2-1-1 o visite 211la.org/bobcat-fire.

An in-person Local Assistance Center will open Wednesday, September 30 for County of Los Angeles residents affected by the #BobcatFire & #LakeFire. Due to COVID-19, assistance will be by appointment only. To book an appointment, contact 211 LA County via phone at 2-1-1 or visit 211la.org/bobcat-fire.

Emergency Cooling Centers are open throughout Los Angeles County. Visit ready.lacounty.gov/heat or call 2-1-1 for locations.

BOBCAT FIRE STATUS OF EVACUATION ORDERS/WARNINGS ADDITIONAL EVACUATION WARNINGS LIFTED The hard work and efforts of the multi-agency firefighting crews, and c...ooperating partners resulted in lifting some Evacuation Warnings in the Littlerock area of the Antelope Valley. Crews are still working to fully control the fire. Please note: Unified Incident Commanders and cooperators continue to evaluate all evacuated areas for future repopulations. Soft closure residents must present identification to repopulate. Livestock and animals are allowed to repopulate. EVACUATION WARNINGS HAVE BEEN LIFTED AS OF SEPTEMBER 26, 2020 AT 4:00 PM FOR THE FOLLOWING AREAS: South of Highway 138, north of Weber Ranch Road, east of Cheseboro Road, and west of 87th Street E. South of Highway 138, south and east of Highway 122 (Sierra Hwy/Pearblossom), north and west of Mount Emma Road, west of Cheseboro Road, north and east of Angeles Forest Highway. THE FOLLOWING AREAS WILL REMAIN UNDER EVACUATION ORDER: Paradise Springs South of Big Pines Highway, east of Devil’s Punchbowl, west of Largo Vista Road, and north of the forest. South and west of Upper Big Tujunga Canyon, east of Angeles Forest Highway, and north of Angeles Crest Highway Residences along Angeles Crest Highway, between Angeles Forest Highway and Highway 39. THE FOLLOWING AREAS WILL REMAIN UNDER EVACUATION WARNING: South of Big Pines Highway, east of Largo Vista Road, west of 263rd Street E (County line), and north of the forest. South of Mount Emma Road, north of Upper Big Tujunga Canyon, east of Angeles Forest Highway, and west of Pacifico Mountain. East Fork Areas: Julius Klein Conservation Camp 19, Camp Williams, and the River Community. Unincorporated community of Wrightwood. A map showing all areas under Evacuation Orders or Warnings can be found at lacounty.gov/emergency. This map is updated as changes occur. As residents continue to return to areas that have already begun repopulating, we remind you of these important safety messages: Be mindful of people working in the area as essential services are restored. Stay vigilant as you drive into areas that have been impacted by the fire as road crews, firefighters, and other personnel are focused on completing their assignments. As traffic flow is introduced into these areas, people may be more focused on the damage and not aware of their immediate surroundings. Stay alert and pay attention. As the area is repopulated, be aware that there may be intermittent power outages and associated street closures as power is restored throughout the impacted areas. There are many hazards that may exist when returning to your home after a wildfire. These hazards can include fire ash, damaged utilities, exposed and burned structures, as well as hazardous materials. To protect yourself from these hazards, it is important to utilize personal protective equipment that can include breathing protection (N-95 rated respirators), protective clothing, gloves, and boots, as well as eye/face protection. For more information on returning safely to your home after a wildfire, please visit www.lacounty.gov/recovery or www.publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/FireSafety For more information please call the Fire Information line at (626) 574-5208. Visit Ready, Set, Go! at fire.lacounty.gov/rsg/ Fire Information: Inciweb: inciweb.nwcg.gov and search Bobcat, Angeles National Forest Facebook: @angelesnationalforest Angeles Twitter: @angeles_NF , Los Angeles County Fire Department Twitter: @LACoFDPIO

Another heatwave is coming to Southern California starting Sunday and continuing through the work week. It will NOT as hot as the previous heatwave, but expect ...a few sites in the area to set new high temperature records. Rising fire danger is also expected due to the heat and very dry conditions. See more

It's heating up. For information on Cooling Centers in Los Angeles County, visit ready.lacounty.gov/heat for locations near you.

Residentes del Condado de Los Angeles que hayan sufrido perdidas o daños a sus casas o negocios debido al #BobcatFire pueden iniciar el proceso de recuperación llamando al 2-1-1. Visite 211la.org/bobcat-fire y lacounty.gov/recovery para obtener más información. #LACountyRecovers

BOBCAT FIRE EVACUATION ORDERS LIFTED FOR THE FOLLOWING AREAS OF THE ANTELOPE VALLEY The hard work and efforts of the multi-agency firefighting crews, and cooper...ating partners resulted in lifting evacuation orders for residents only in areas of the Antelope Valley. Crews are still working to fully control the fire. Please note: Unified Incident Commanders and cooperators continue to evaluate all evacuated areas for future repopulations. Soft closure residents must present identification to repopulate. Livestock and animals are allowed to repopulate. EVACUATION ORDERS HAVE BEEN LIFTED AND CHANGED TO WARNINGS AS OF SEPTEMBER 25, 2020 AT 4:00 PM. FOR THE FIRST 24 HOURS, THIS WILL BE A RESIDENTS ONLY OPENING IN THE AREAS DESCRIBED BELOW. RESIDENTS MAY RETURN TO THEIR HOMES WITH PROPER IDENTIFICATION. THIS AREA INCLUDES: South of Fort Tejon Road and E. Avenue W-14, East of 87th Street E, West of 165th Street E and Devil’s Punchbowl, and north of the forest and Big Pines Highway. South of Highway 138, east of 165th Street, west of Largo Vista Road, and north of Big Pines Highway. Warnings for the above described area will be lifted with No Restrictions on September 26, 2020 at 4:00 PM. THE FOLLOWING AREA WILL REMAIN UNDER EVACUATION ORDER: Paradise Springs South of Big Pines Highway, east of Devil’s Punchbowl, west of Largo Vista Road, and north of the forest. THE FOLLOWING AREAS WILL REMAIN UNDER EVACUATION WARNING: South of Big Pines Highway, east of Largo Vista Road, west of 263rd Street E (County line), and north of the forest. South of Highway 138, north of Weber Ranch Road, east of Cheseboro Road, and west of 87th Street E. South of Pearblossom Highway, south and east of Highway 122 (Sierra Hwy/Pearblossom), north and west of Mount Emma Road, west of Cheseboro Road, north and east of Angeles Forest Highway. SAFETY: Be mindful of people working in the area as essential services are restored. Stay vigilant as you drive into areas that have been impacted by the fire as road crews, firefighters, and other personnel are focused on completing their assignments. As traffic flow is introduced into these areas, people may be more focused on the damage and not aware of their immediate surroundings. Stay alert and pay attention. As the area is repopulated, be aware that there may be intermittent power outages and associated street closures as power is restored throughout the impacted areas. There are many hazards that may exist when returning to your home after a wildfire. These hazards can include fire ash, damaged utilities, exposed and burned structures, as well as hazardous materials. To protect yourself from these hazards, it is important to utilize personal protective equipment that can include breathing protection (N-95 rated respirators), protective clothing, gloves, and boots, as well as eye/face protection. For more information on returning safely to your home after a wildfire, please visit www.lacounty.gov/recovery or www.publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/FireSafety For more information please call the Fire Information line at (626) 574-5208. Visit Ready, Set, Go! at fire.lacounty.gov/rsg/ Fire Information: Inciweb: inciweb.nwcg.gov and search Bobcat, Angeles National Forest Facebook: @angelesnationalforest Angeles Twitter: @angeles_NF , Los Angeles County Fire Department Twitter: @LACoFDPIO

County of Los Angeles residents with damaged/destroyed homes due to the #BobcatFire can begin the recovery process by contacting 211 LA County. Visit 211la.org/bobcat-fire & lacounty.gov/recovery for more information. #LACountyRecovers