LA County Wildfires Claim Lives and Devastate Thousands of Homes in California
As we have watched the horror of the southern California firestorms unfold, CalChamber’s staff and members mourn the loss of life and property in the region.
CalChamber greatly appreciates the incredible efforts of all who have and will continue to selflessly assist during the devastation.
On this page, we have compiled a list of resources useful for employers and local chambers of commerce who may need ready access to information important to running their operations during this challenging time.
California is resilient. We know the areas of Los Angeles impacted by this tragedy will be brought back to life. We hope the resources provided here will be of some help in that regard.
Jennifer Barrera
CEO
Resources
Evacuation Preparedness
Fire Alerts and Notifications
Federal
- FEMA Wildfire Assistance
- DOL: Employment and Wages Under Federal Law During Natural Disasters & Recovery
- CDC: Wildfire Smoke and COVID-19
- OSHA: Evacuation Plans and Procedures eTool
State
- CAL FIRE
- CAL FIRE Contacts
- California Wildfire Recovery Resources
- Resources Available for Businesses and Workers Impacted by the Los Angeles City Wildfires
Small Business
Manufacturers
What Employers Need to Know
- What Employers Need to Know During Southern California Wildfires - HRWatchdog
- Wildfire Smoke Alert: Cal/OSHA urges employers to protect workers from unhealthy air in Los Angeles County | California Department of Industrial Relations
Wildfire Maps
Safety During Wildfires
- The San Fernando Valley Business Resource Guide
- STO Resources for CA fire victims (PDF)
- AirNow.org
- Road Closures
Temporary Housing
How You Can Help
Services for Immigrant Families (regardless of immigration status)
- Guide to Disaster Assistant Services for Immigrant Californians (PDF)
- Guía de Servicios de Asistencia en Caso de Desastre para Californianos Inmigrantes (en español) (PDF)
Emergency Animal Shelters
How to Donate
California Foundation for Commerce and Education is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All donations to the Los Angeles Wildfire Relief fund are tax-deductible and 100% of these proceeds will be passed on to our local partners in the Los Angeles area.