Emergency Evacuation
Wildfires and other emergencies can develop quickly. Having an evacuation plan before an emergency occurs can help protect you, your family, pets, and property.
Residents should remain aware of changing conditions and follow instructions from emergency officials.
Ready, Set, Go!
READY
Prepare your household, emergency supplies, important documents, vehicles, and pets before an evacuation becomes necessary.
SET
Stay alert and monitor official emergency information. Be prepared to leave immediately.
GO
Evacuate when directed. Follow official instructions and use designated evacuation routes whenever possible.
Evacuation Checklist
Keep the following items ready so you can leave quickly if an evacuation becomes necessary.
Before You Leave
- Close windows and doors.
- Move combustible items away from structures when it is safe to do so.
- Take essential medications and important documents.
- Bring pets with you.
- Follow official evacuation instructions.
- Do not block roadways needed by emergency vehicles.
During an Evacuation
Remain calm and follow directions from firefighters, law enforcement officers, and emergency officials. Traffic may be heavy, and evacuation routes may change as conditions develop.
Follow Official Orders
If authorities issue an evacuation order for your location, leave immediately.
Be Prepared
An evacuation warning means conditions may require evacuation. Prepare to leave without delay.
Evacuation Resources
Ready, Set, Go!
Learn how to prepare for wildfire evacuation.
Wildfire Information
Wildfire prevention, preparedness, and safety information.
Educational Videos
Public safety and fire prevention educational resources.
LAFD
Visit the Los Angeles Fire Department website.
LAPD
Los Angeles Police Department emergency information and public safety resources.
Ready.gov
Federal emergency preparedness information and resources.
Emergency?
If you are experiencing an immediate emergency, call 9-1-1.