08/23/2024 | News release | Archived content
Dealing with local and regional government resources -- even on a good day -- can get one turned around, to say nothing of before, during, or after a disaster or widespread emergency. Details about just some of the crisis-event resources available to Los Angeles City residents, beginning with signing up for emergency alerts (#NotifyLA) can be found on this page.
City officials urge the public to prepare their homes and have a plan. SIGN UP TODAY to receive Emergency Alerts from the City of Los Angeles at:
LA City's multi-purpose contact, and always a good place to start if uncertain who to contact in City government is the 311 Call Center:
The following agencies are available to assist residents with various needs:
City of Los Angeles | |
Recreation and Parks | https://www.LAParks.org |
Department on Disabilities | https://Disability.LACity.gov |
Emergency Management Department | https://Emergency.LACity.gov |
Los Angeles Fire Department | https://www.LAFD.org |
Los Angeles Police Department | https://www.LAPDonline.org |
Office of the Mayor | https://Mayor.LACity.gov |
Mayor's Crisis Response Team | https://LACRT.org |
Animal Services | https://www.LAAnimalServices.com |
Department of Water and Power | https://www.LADWP.com |
Economic and Workforce Development | https://EWDDLACity.com |
Aging | https://Aging.LACity.gov |
Building and Safety | https://LADBS.org |
Others | Description of Services |
American Red Cross |
Disaster-relief referrals, disaster assistance programs. https://www.RedCross.org |
SoCal Gas |
Gas shut-off, gas assistance , and safety checks. https://www.SoCalGas.com |
Los Angeles County | |
Department of Public Health | www.PublicHealth.LACounty.gov |
Consumer Affairs | https://DCBA.LACounty.gov |
Office of the Assessor | https://Assessor.LACounty.gov |
Veterans Affairs | https://MVA.LACounty.gov |
State / Federal | |
California Department of Insurance | https://www.Insurance.ca.gov |
California Office of Emergency Services | https://www.CalOES.ca.gov |
United States Small Business Administration | https://www.SBA.gov |
Employment Development Department | https://EDD.ca.gov |
Federal Emergency Management Agency | https://www.FEMA.gov |
The time to prepare for the next emergency is now! The City of Los Angeles offers an innovative program called Ready Your LA Neighborhood (RYLAN) that brings emergency managers to your neighborhood to help you create a plan for any emergency.
RYLAN gives you the steps to take immediately after a disaster to help keep you and your family safe. It provides the tools to prepare and organize your neighborhood to respond together in that first hour after a disaster to reduce injuries, protect your property and the environment, and most importantly, to save lives.
Learn more about RYLAN programsfor home, neighborhood and business.