HIGH WINDS AND RED FLAG UPDATES
Official City of Burbank page dedicated to emergency updates, resources, and advisories related to the ongoing high winds and surrounding fires throughout Los Angeles County
The City of Burbank is encouraging residents to prepare for elevated winds and dry air in the area.
The National Weather Service of Los Angeles has announced that the #SantaAnaWind combined with dry air and very dry vegetation will maintain high WILDFIRE RISK through Wednesday. Continue to practice fire safety by avoiding work that creates sparks, report any smoke, and stay informed. Gather items you will need, should you be evacuated. For updates from NWS Los Angeles, visit: www.weather.gov/losangeles.
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[Update 5:20 PM on 1/13/25]: The City of Burbank is closely monitoring current incidents and weather conditions. There are NO evacuation orders or warnings in Burbank at this time.
The Red Flag Warning is effective through Wednesday (1/15), so please take all necessary safety precautions and call 9-1-1 if you see anything.
Stay informed with the latest updates and resources: burbankca.gov/redflagupdates
Sign up for emergency alerts to stay prepared: ReadyBurbank.org
It's always best to stay prepared. Keep emergency supplies ready, have a plan, and stay informed. Let’s stay vigilant together, Burbank!
[Update 9:15AM on 1/10/25]: A Local Health Emergency has been declared in LA County. A new Health Officer Order prohibits the use of power air blowers, including leaf blowers, as these devices stir up ash and harmful particles, worsening air quality and increasing health risks.
Learn more about this order at: http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/wildfire/
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Our Burbank 311 App | 311.burbankca.gov
(818) 238-3700 | M-F 7:30 AM to 5PM
(818) 238-3778 | Afterhours
Track Power Outages
Check on power outages by visiting the Burbank Water and Power website.
South Coast Air Quality Management District: Access an interactive air quality map and other helpful air quality information by visiting: https://www.aqmd.gov/
Report Fallen/Broken Trees on public property, right away, and streets
Our Burbank 311 App | 311.burbankca.gov
(818) 238-5304 | M-F 7:30 AM to 5PM
(818) 238-3000 | Afterhours
Fallen/Broken Trees on Private Property
Residents and property owners dealing with tree-related issues on private property are advised to hire a private tree-trimming company. For any damages, the City recommends contacting your insurance provider for guidance and support.
Updated [1:00PM on 1/13/25] The Following City Facilities and/or Programming are CLOSED until Further Notice:
Parks and Recreation
- Stough Canyon Park
- Mountain View Park
- Stough Canyon Nature Center - re-opens for regular business hours on Jan 14
All BUSD Schools, activities, afterschool care, and District Offices re-opened on Monday, January 13, 2025.
Homeowners interested in making their homes more resilient during a wildfire event can check out these City resources:
https://www.burbankca.gov/web/community-development/wildfire
Price gouging is ILLEGAL during emergencies. Report it to the Los Angeles County Consumer and Business Affairs by calling (800)593-8222 or emailing [email protected]
For more information: www.dcba.lacounty.gov
Donations of non-perishable goods and toiletry items are accepted at any Burbank Fire Station to be donated to firefighters and victims of the wildfires in need. (Examples: granola bars, water bottles, sports drinks, toothbrushes, toothpaste, combs, deodorant, etc.)
Burbank Chamber of Commerce: The Burbank Chamber of Commerce has created an emergency resource list with information regarding shelters, animal boarding, volunteer opportunities and more.
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA): Financial assistance is available for individuals in Los Angeles County who have disaster-related needs due to the ongoing fires.
Los Angeles County Emergency Updates: Visit the LA County webpage for emergency resources, recovery resources, and more.
National Weather Service: Learn more about weather conditions impacting all of Los Angeles.
South Coast Air Quality Management District: Information about Wildfire Smoke, Ash, and Air Quality Safety.
Spectrum Cable: Spectrum cable customers experiencing service inturruptions due to the Southern California Wildfires can check service updates, outage info and other helpful resources at spectrum.net/LAwildfires
Valley Economic Alliance: The Valley Economic Alliance is presenting three FREE sessions next week to provide critical information and resources to those impacted by the Los Angeles wildfires:
- January 14 @ 10 AM – Wildfire Disaster Relielf Webinar for Small Businesses. Register here
- January 14 @ 11 AM – Wildfire Disaster Needs Assessment for Nonprofits. Register here
- January 16 @ 10 AM – Livable and Sustainable Communities. Register here