Alert LA is a mass notification system used to contact residents and businesses throughout Los Angeles in the event of an emergency. Contact will be made via recorded phone messages, text messages or email messages. All land lines are automatically included in the system, but individuals can sign up ... (see full description)
Call 1-800-439-2909 at any time to receive updated information on current emergencies or crisis situations affecting the public.
The Los Angeles Fire Department is pleased to provide disaster preparedness training for your community or business group. The Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program is a 17 hour disaster preparedness course designed for business and community organizations in the City of Los Angeles. This ... (see full description)
ReadyLA.org Provides information to the public regarding community emergency preparedness in and outside of the home. Our website provides information on readiness preparation, emergency safety kits and general information on how to stay safe during a crisis. Preparedness information is specifically ... (see full description)
Members of Los Angeles' Emergency Management Department can be available to make disaster preparedness presentations in Los Angeles communities to provide education on various types of disasters. Appointments are necessary and can be scheduled by calling (213)978-0532. Specific presentations include ... (see full description)
Emergency.lacity.org provides safety information in a variety of categories. Material is provided on the following topics: - Family Readiness - Business Readiness - Community Readiness
Provides access to the monthly Emergency Preparedness Department training/safety bulletins. These can be viewed online by visiting emergency.lacity.org, and then locating the tab on the left-hand side titled "Monthly Bulletins".
The primary responsibility of this assignment is to maintain channels of communications between citizens of the community and the administrative offices.
All uniformed members of the Fire Prevention Bureau that maintain the rank of Fire Captain and/or Fire Inspector. Performs fire & life safety functions during filming, special events, festivals, firework displays, sporting events, parades, parties, concerts, activities located in the Very High ... (see full description)
The Department on Disability provides information and referral services for children and adults with disabilities, their families, and caregivers. Constituent callers are connected to Information and Referral Specialists who conduct a needs assessment for the immediate crisis and underlying barriers ... (see full description)
The Los Angeles Park Rangers improve Los Angeles park patrons' recreational experience by insuring a safe and comfortable park environment and protect the natural resources of city parks. The Park Ranger Division of Recreation and Parks respond to 12 regional facilities: Griffith Park, Elysian Park, ... (see full description)
To report storm-related emergencies such as trees down, landslides, potholes, and road erosion, please call 3-1-1. During the storm season, the Bureau of Street Services offers free sand and sandbags. Individuals may pick up sand and sandbags at Bureau of Street Services locations. Please note that ... (see full description)
To report storm-related emergencies such as trees down, landslides, potholes, and road erosion, please call 3-1-1 or submit a service request form at http://bss.lacity.org/request.htm. For storm-related emergencies after hours, from 4:00 PM - 7:00 AM, call 9-1-1.
