Los Angeles Updates

November 6, 2019 at 10 a.m.

Our thoughts are with first responders and the Los Angeles and Ventura County residents affected by the Easy and Getty fires. Visitors to Los Angeles or Ventura County seeking information on related closures or possible visitor impact can find relevant information on this page, which will be updated frequently.

• The Easy Fire in Simi Valley, Ventura County (53 miles north of Downtown Los Angeles) is now 100% contained.
• The Getty Fire is now 100% contained.

At this time, there is no structural or logistical impact to the City of Los Angeles that would affect Los Angeles visitors. There is no impact to meetings & convention attendees in Downtown Los Angeles. LAX Airport reports there are no impacts to flights due to the fires.
 

• The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library is safe and now open.
• Getty Center and Getty Villa are safe. Both sites are open. Follow @GettyMuseum for updates.
• The Skirball Cultural Center is also safe and now open. Follow @Skirball_LA for updates.
• The 405 Freeway is open to all traffic in both directions, and all offramps are open.
• The Eames House (203 N. Chautauqua Blvd.) has re-opened.

Those affected by air quality should monitor http://www.aqmd.gov/docs/default-source/air-quality/advisories/advisory1.pdf for up-to-date smoke advisories, however there are currently no smoke advisories issued.

Visitors or those in need of a hotel are welcome to use our “Find a Hotel Hotline” to be connected with area hotels that have accommodations.

Hotel Hotline: 888.831.7176

Westside: Click Here

The Valley: Click Here

Hollywood: Click Here

Downtown/LA Metro: Click Here

Beach Cities/LAX: Click Here

NotifyLA is the City of Los Angeles’ mass notification system used to provide information regarding necessary actions, such as evacuations, to Los Angeles residents, businesses and subscribers via recorded phone messages, text messages or e-mail in case of emergencies or critical situations. Because NotifyLA uses the 911 database, only land-line numbers are automatically included in the system. In order to receive a notification via your cell phone, Voice over IP (VoIP) number or email, you must register those telephone numbers and/or e-mail address in NotifyLA. NotifyLA uses geomapping so alerts are targeted by geographic location. That means, alerts will only be sent to the subscribers in the area impacted by the emergency.

The Emergency Management Department has five divisions comprised of administrative staff and specialists that work with City departments, municipalities and an array of community-based organizations to ensure that the City and its residents have the resources and information they need to prepare, respond and recover from emergencies, disasters and significant events.

200 N. Spring St, Room 1533
Los Angeles, CA 90012
(213) 484-4800
emd.emdweb@lacity.org

Call 9-1-1 when there is a life-threatening emergency that requires the immediate response of emergency services such as police, fire or paramedic.

• Non-emergency Police: 877-275-5273
• TTY Service: 213-847-0652
• Park-related emergencies: 323-913-7390
• Water Service: 800-342-5397
• Power Service: 800-342-5397
• Gas Service: 800-427-2200
• Traffic Signals: 818-374-4823
• Road closures (Cal Trans): 800-427-7623
• Street Lights: 800-996-2489
• American Red Cross public information: 213-739-5200
• Animal Services: 888-452-7381
• Building Inspection: 888-524-2845
• Storm damage/mud slide reports: 888-524-2845
• Refuse collection: 800-773-2489
• Sewer/storm drain problems: 800-773-2489
• Trees down/debris removal & related problems: 800-996-2489

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