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Rainy Day Safety Tips: Anticipate closures and delays. Give yourself enough time to travel and plan alternate routes. -Slow down! Roads, bike lanes, and sidewalks can be slippery when wet. -Bad weather can cause poor visibility. Use headlights or bike lights, and wear bright-colored clothing. -Report downed trees, flooding, mudslides, or other road hazards by calling 3-1-1.

WET WEATHER: How to survive LA rains

Posted on 10/09/2025

WET WEATHER: How to survive LA rains
Logo of EMD and LA City seal / October 2025 Emergency Management Department Newsletter, Issue 39 / Autumnal leaves line the side of a pumpkin-colored page. / October is Vybersecurity Awareness Month / Cybersecurity is everyone’s responsibility. Staying secure online is a shared responsibility that benefits individuals, families, workplaces, and communities. Know that small, consistent actions can protect against significant threats, offering peace of mind and preserving privacy.

Be Cyber-SECURE and Quake-READY

Posted on 10/01/2025

Be Cyber-SECURE and Quake-READY
A screenshot of the Pacific Palisades structures processing numbers for debris removals and opt-in and -out statistics posted on the storymap linked here.

Recovery by the Numbers

Posted on 09/11/2025

Recovery by the Numbers
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