WILDFIRE

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Leading and coordinating with local, state, and federal partners on recovery and relief efforts for all communities affected by the Palisades Fire.

Emergency preparedness and response is a way of life in the Third District. Supervisor Horvath is committed to a strong and resilient recovery from the January 2025 Los Angeles County Wildfires.

LA County is leading the nation’s fastest natural disaster cleanup with state and federal partners. While we urgently remove debris, Supervisor Horvath is protecting our communities from price gouging and eviction, while investing $50 million and rising in household, small business, and worker relief grants.

As we rebuild, LA County must do so with climate resiliency in mind. Supervisor Horvath established a Blue Ribbon Commission on Climate Action and Fire Safe Recovery with independent experts to guide how we rebuild fast and smart given the 21st century reality of climate change.

Supervisor Horvath and the Third District team are here to support affected neighbors through every step of the recovery journey.

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Tahitian Terrace Accepted in Private Property Debris Removal Program — U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to Clear

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Following advocacy by Supervisor Horvath, FEMA announced that the Tahitian Terrace mobile home community will be included in debris removal.

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Board Passes Supervisor Horvath’s Motion to Clear Fire Debris from Non-Responsive Properties By June 30

 Board Passes Supervisor Horvath’s Motion to Clear Fire Debris from Non-Responsive Properties By June 30 1024 888 Supervisor Lindsey P. Horvath

Today, the Board passed Supervisor Horvath and Chair Barger’s motion that enables Los Angeles County to remove fire debris from private properties if owners do not act by the June 30, 2025 deadline.

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Topanga Beach Bus Returns

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The Topanga Beach Bus service, paused due to the Palisades Fire, returns to offer service from the Warner Center to Santa Monica Beaches.

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Supervisor Horvath + Director Pestrella talk Debris Removal and ROEs

Keeping the Beaches Clean and Free of Fire Debris

What is the Blue Ribbon Commission on Climate Action and Fire Safety?

Recovery Town Hall -- Older Adults and Disability Community

Sustainability, Equity & Rebuilding with Supervisor Horvath + CSO Rita Kampalath

Property Tax Relief and Tax Deadline Extensions