World Cup Visitor Safety
Even visitors can register for local, L.A. City emergency alerts sent via email, or by text or voice to phones.
When heat's extreme, find dedicated City cooling centers. Keep cool at City parks and libraries whenever open.
Winning starts with staying safe. Find public health resources for matches, watch parties, or other gatherings.
Knowing possible hazards and planning ahead to avoid them can reduce the risk of harm and financial damage.
FEMA's World Cup site provides a variety of resources to protect visitors, communities, and event spaces.
Many fault systems run through the L.A. area and can lead to earthquakes of all sizes, with little or no notice.
Where to Turn for Emergency Information
Posted on 05/25/2026
Where to Turn for Emergency Information
EMERGENCY ALERTS: Sign up with NotifyLA
Posted on 05/14/2026
EMERGENCY ALERTS: Sign up with NotifyLAEarthquake early warning available for all residents and visitors in California, Oregon & Washington. Register now!
Increasingly common atmospheric rivers bring heavy rains for extended periods in Southern California. Stay prepared, even after "rainy seasons" -- for their impacts and hazards.
Receive timely LA City alerts on your mobile device, to your landline, and via e-mail from the Emergency Management Department.
For timely emergency information updates, follow LA City social media accounts:
- @LAFD: Los Angeles Fire Department
- @NotifyLA: L.A. Emergency Alerts
- @ReadyLA: Emergency Management Department
- @LACity: City of Los Angeles
Find more LA City Emergency Management social media links.
Wildfire recovery inquiries should be emailed to:EmergencyUpdates@LACity.org