Call at (833) 798-7372
Email at EPALAWildfiresInfo@epa.org

The EPA is responsible for removing hazardous material on your property. They are not the right resources for questions about insurance, air quality, debris removal, beaches, soil or re-entry. They can answer questions about how they are removing material, their timeline and anything to do with the removal of household hazardous material at a burn site.

Call at (213) 452-3990
Email at SoCalWildFires@USACE.army.mil

The Army Corps of Engineers is responsible for Phase 2. They are not the right resource for questions about insurance, air quality or billing. They can answer questions about how they will conduct their work, what safety measures will be taken, how you as a homeowner can be a part of the debris removal process or how their teams will be proceeding.

Call at (844) 347-3332

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Call at (800) 927-4357

If you have questions regarding mandates set by the Insurance Commissioner or if your insurance provider is intimidating, ignoring or otherwise not complying with California law - the Department of Insurance can open a claim against your provider or call the provider on your behalf. See their site for updates on mandates set by the Commissioner.

Rep Chu for Altadena: (626) 304-0110
Rep Lieu for Palisades: (323) 651-1040

If you need FEMA assistance, they can help escalate delays that you may be facing. They can also answer questions about federal assistance for grants and shelters as well as rebuild grants.

View more information here.

If you have questions about how to best protect yourself when returning to a burn site, follow the safety practices as outlined by South Coast AQMD. Their site has lots of helpful information on how to navigate air quality and safety after wildfires.