Wildfire Resources and Support
Access to Updates, Ways to Help
As the wildfires continue to impact Southern California, the City of Cerritos is closely monitoring conditions and is in communication with local officials to determine ways to offer support and inform residents and employees of important information.
Stay Informed
Cerritos residents seeking information on wildfires in the L.A. County area and emergency preparedness details are encouraged to visit the following organizations:
- Alertla.org — View a map of evacuation orders and warnings, among other details.
- Los Angeles County Fire Department
- Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
- Los Angeles County Public Health
- Emergency Preparedness — The Safer Cerritos website provides a robust list of emergency service agencies and preparation resources.
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Provide Support
In challenging times such as these, individuals may wish to offer support through monetary donations, or by providing resources, or time. Many local and regional organizations, including those listed below, are working to provide emergency and long-term services to those impacted.
Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation
Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation Website
Los Angeles Regional Food Bank
Los Angeles Regional Food Bank Website
California Community Foundation
California Community Foundation — Los Angeles Region Website
Salvation Army
Salvation Army — Southern California Division Website
Get Involved
Leal Elementary School — 12920 Droxford Street, Cerritos
Donate items to the Red Cross through Leal Elementary in Cerritos, Monday and Tuesday, January 13–14, by 2:30 p.m. Items should be placed in a bag or box labeled "Red Cross Donation." Requested items include non-perishable food and snacks, water, blankets, hygiene products, baby supplies and emergency supplies.
Bakers and Baristas — 11700 South Street, Artesia
Donate items such as hygiene products, first aid supplies, towels, blankets, pillows and pillowcases, stuffed animals, plush toys, books, water, snacks, and pet food.