Palisades Fire Damage Inspection Dashboard

Here's a simple guide on how to use the dashboard:

1. Data Updates
   The data displayed on the map is updated and maintained nightly by the EPA. This ensures that you have access to the most current information on debris removal and related activities in the Palisades Fire area. The information is critical for understanding the ongoing response efforts and progress.
2. Using the Dashboard
   Once you open the dashboard, you’ll see an interactive map that highlights the areas impacted by the Palisades Fire. You can zoom in and out to explore specific regions and get detailed information on the cleanup process.
3. Search, Basemap, and Layer Tools
   To enhance your experience, you can use the search, basemap, and layer tools. These options can be accessed by clicking the two bottom-facing arrows located in the top right corner of the dashboard. Here’s what you can do with them:
   • Search Tool: Enter specific addresses or locations within the fire zone to find information about cleanup efforts in those areas.
   • Basemap Tool: Switch between different map styles to better visualize the data, whether you need a satellite view, street map, or terrain view.
   • Layer Tool: Toggle between various data layers, such as debris removal progress, areas under assessment, DINS Palisades layer, and completed cleanups to get a more detailed view of the situation.
4. Stay Informed
   The EPA updates this map nightly, so you can return regularly to check on the latest status of debris removal operations. The information is crucial for residents, local agencies, and all stakeholders involved in the recovery process.

For more information on the ongoing wildfire efforts across California, please visit the EPA's official page: 2025 California Wildfires.

By using this dashboard, you’re staying informed about the cleanup and helping to ensure a safe and swift recovery for communities affected by the Palisades Fire.