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Summer Heat Is HERE!

Posted on 07/03/2025

Summer Heat Is HERE!
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Immigrants' Rights & Resources

Posted on 06/23/2025

Immigrants' Rights & Resources
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Recovery by the Numbers

Posted on 06/20/2025

Recovery by the Numbers
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Stay READY for Wildfires

Posted on 06/19/2025

Stay READY for Wildfires
Logo of EMD and LA City seal; a smiley-faced sun image behind the word "June" / June 2025 City of LA Emergency Management Department Newsletter, Issue 36 / Summer Safety / What’s your plan for this summer? Enjoying the water? Firing up the grill? Whatever you prefer, we have safety steps to follow. And don’t forget your furry friends. There are steps you can take to keep them safe, too.

Safely Swim, Stroll & Sizzle this Summer!

Posted on 06/02/2025

Safely Swim, Stroll & Sizzle this Summer!
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Tools to Toothpaste, Papers to Pet Meds

Posted on 05/28/2025

Tools to Toothpaste, Papers to Pet Meds
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Where to Turn for Emergency Information

Posted on 04/17/2025

Where to Turn for Emergency Information
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EMERGENCY ALERTS: Sign up with NotifyLA

Posted on 03/26/2025

EMERGENCY ALERTS: Sign up with NotifyLA
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 03/10/2025

WET WEATHER: How to survive LA rains
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