Want to help people affected by #LosAngelesFires? The best way is through a cash donation to a trusted organization. Cash is flexible and doesn’t require packaging or transport. Find an organization via @NVOAD: nvoad.org

Residents impacted by the #EatonFire can visit recovery.lacounty.gov/eaton-fire to view preliminary maps showing damage assessments. We will add damage assessments daily as they become available. (1/2)

Residents impacted by the Palisades fire can visit recovery.lacounty.gov/palisades-fire to view preliminary maps showing damage assessments. Damage assessments are added daily as they become available. (1/2)

Helping communities recover and rebuild: Businesses, nonprofits, homeowners and renters impacted by the #LAFires can apply for SBA assistance in person or online. Learn more: sba.gov/california-wil… #CaliforniaWildfires @FEMA FEMA Region 9 SBA Los Angeles SBA Pacific

Don't start cleaning up after the #LosAngelesFires until local officials say it's safe. If you must start, wear protective clothing, avoid hot ash, charred trees, smoldering debris, and live embers. The ground may contain heat pockets that can burn you or spark another fire.

Attention, #Malibu! Stay informed and stay safe—do not disable emergency alerts on your phone! 🔔 Sign up for real-time updates at alertLA.org to receive critical information about evacuation orders, fire updates and safety instructions. Your safety matters.

Stay safe during the winter storms with tips from the American Red Cross: stock emergency supplies, avoid travel, dress in layers, and protect your home. ow.ly/NM7450Uw1wG

Talk with your family and make an evacuation plan that includes people who may need assistance. People with children, older adults, people with access and functional needs or pets and livestock should leave during an evacuation warning. Stay informed at ListosCalifornia.org

Smoke from wildfires can make the air very unhealthy for you, your loved ones, and your pets. If you’re inside, keep doors and windows closed to avoid wildfire smoke. Visit ListosCalifornia.org to stay informed and sign up for alerts.

Smoke from the #LosAngelesFires can have immediate health effects. If your area is experiencing poor air quality, take precautions. Stay indoors as much as possible. Check the Air Quality Index on airnow's website or app: fire.airnow.gov

Residents in #California: Understand the #LAFires recovery process and apply for disaster assistance: ✅ On DisasterAssistance. gov ✅ Through the FEMA app ✅ By calling 800-621-3362

Smoke from wildfires can make the air very unhealthy for you even if the fire is very far away. If you have to work outside, make a plan to wear a mask that protects you from fine particles. Stay informed on air quality in your community by visiting airnow.gov.

#CaliforniaFires survivors: Once we review your disaster assistance application, you’ll receive a determination letter explaining whether you’re approved for assistance. If not approved, you have the right to file an appeal within 60 days. Learn more: fema.gov/blog/how-appea…

There is help for anyone experiencing emotional distress or other mental health concerns related to the #CaliforniaWildfires. For 24/7, free, multilingual crisis support, call or text @DistressLine.

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As a reminder and general note, the federal government (including HUD) will be closed this Monday, 01/20/2025, in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day federal holiday. Our agency and offices will resume normal business operations on Tuesday, 01/21/2025.

HUD Pacific Region honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. We pay tribute to the incredible life & accomplishments of Dr. King & his memory will inspire us for generations to come. Learn More: bit.ly/3jw9l54 and bit.ly/3WxkOjt National Mall NPS AmeriCorps

Today is USAGov and JCCIC's Inauguration 2025! Learn more: ow.ly/K45G50Uw2Rj

Donald J. Trump Sworn In as the 47th President of the United States America is BACK. 🇺🇸

JD Vance Sworn In as the 50th Vice President of the United States America is BACK. 🇺🇸