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Wildfire Resources

Right at Home Pasadena is actively supporting those affected by the recent wildfires by offering a range of essential resources and services. They are providing in-home care for seniors and adults with disabilities, ensuring that vulnerable individuals receive the necessary support during this challenging time. Their services include companionship, hygiene support, respite care, and physical assistance, all tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. Additionally, Right at Home Pasadena is collaborating with local organizations to distribute emergency supplies and provide temporary housing solutions for those displaced by the fires. Their commitment to the community is evident as they work tirelessly to help residents recover and rebuild their live. Below is a list of local resources.

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(626) 584-8130

 

Pasadena Star-News Story:

Right at Home was recently featured in the Pasadena Star-News for a heart warming story where they help 3 caregivers rebuild after they lost their homes in the Eaton fire.  

Kiva Tripp, a caregiver who lost her home in the Eaton fire, found solace in her work and routine. Her employer, Right at Home, surprised her and two other fire victims with over $10,000 each from a GoFundMe campaign, showcasing the company's strong sense of community and support. This coincided with the office's owners, Joe and Renee Concialdi celebrating their 10th year of ownership. 

Read the full story here

RESOURCES:  

FEMA:

  • FEMA: If you are a disaster survivor, please FEMA.gov for up to date information on current disaster declarations. If you have questions about your disaster assistance application, you can call (800) 621-3362, visit disaterassistance.gov or use the FEMA mobile app.  
  • Ready.gov/wildfires website has information regarding preparation, evacuation and returning home after a wildfire…safety measures etc. It’ important to note those with asthma, COPD etc., should take extra precautions and wear respirators to protect their lungs. https://www.ready.gov/wildfires

 

LA County & City of Pasadena:

  • To stay informed about the latest developments, including real-time updates, evacuation orders, safety tips, and other critical information, please monitor updates from:
    • Los Angeles County Fire Department: fire.lacounty.gov
    • City of Los Angeles Fire Department: lafd.org
    • Ready LA County (Emergency Preparedness): ready.lacounty.gov
    • City of Pasadena-http://www.pasadena-chamber.org (social media @cityofpasadena on Instagram) 
    • American Red Cross Disaster Relief- https://www.redcross.org/local/california/los-angeles/about-us/our-work/emergency-disaster-response-services.html?srsltid=AfmBOorrgrni4sZibcdK-2d65HB9r0jYrJ4zvSShWvn5riicQySSK8mF
  • SCE - Electricity updates and reports: Please visit SCE.com for updated information about outages. Customers may report outages at 1-800-611-1911 and online
  • LA Metro support (buses etc.) LA Metro is also working to do its part to support the communities impacted by this fire by continuing to provide its vital transit services. Please see Metro service alert posts on our social media channels to stay informed about the latest service information: https://alerts.metro.net/ and https://www.metro.net/a-line-delays/

    For those experiencing homelessness, information on how to access these resources can be found on LAHSA's website www.lahsa.org/emergency-response. Individuals may also obtain additional information on the Emergency Response Program and transportation to emergency housing sites by dialing 211 or 1-800-548-6047.
  • To reduce smoke smell in the home - white vinegar in a bowl or many bowls around the home absorbs the smell! Great tip!!
  • Alertla.org or https://lacounty.gov/emergency/ for emergency updates
    • Residents living in unincorporated communities, can report problems such as downed trees and other hazards by clicking here. Urgent requests can be reported 24/7 by calling 800-675-4357.

 

Price Gouging:

Price Gouging Information from DCBA that limits businesses’ ability to raise the price of goods and service by more than 10%:Price Gouging PSA

 

Resources for residents impacted by wildfires:

  • Lyft: Riders in need can use the code CAFIRERELIEF25, valid for 2 rides up to $25 each ($50 total) for 500 riders from now until 1/15 at 11:59 p.m.
  • Uber: Use promo code WILFIRE25 in the wallet section of your Uber app to redeem a free Uber ride up to $40.
  • Airbnb: Airbnb, partnership with 211 LA, is offering free temporary housing for residents displaced or forced to evacuate due to the recent wildfires. Submit your information in this form to receive notifications on availability. Please note, spaces are limited, and completing the form does not guarantee a stay. Eligibility criteria apply.
  • Metro: Fare collection for rides on Metro has been suspended systemwide.

 

Tax Relief:

Property Tax Relief: “Misfortune and Calamity” Property Tax Relief 

Property damaged or destroyed by the windstorms or wildfires may qualify for temporary property tax relief through the Misfortune and Calamity program. Key details include:

  • Eligibility: The damage must exceed $10,000 in the current market value of the property.
  • Filing Deadline: Claims must be filed within 12 months of the date of the damage.
  • Benefits: Approved claims may result in temporary property tax relief, with adjustments made to reflect the reduced value of your property until repairs or rebuilding are completed.

More information and to download the claim form (ADS-820), may be accessed at assessor.lacounty.gov/tax-relief/disaster-relief or call (213) 974-3211.