SPECIAL EDITION: EATON CANYON FIRE INFO AS OF 5:30 AM JAN. 11, 2025 


SATURDAY, JANUARY 11. 2025

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Resources:
Free temporary housing: 
If you know anyone who has been 
evacuated or lost their home due 
to the fire, they can call 211 which 
has partnered with Airbnb and are 
providing people one week of free 
stay at an Airbnb. 
FEMA Assistance: 
Register Online or by Phone: Call 
FEMA at 1-800-621-FEMA (3362)
Los Angeles County Assessor:
Taxpayers whose properties have 
either been destroyed or sustained 
a minimum of $10,000 in damage 
may file a Misfortune and Calamity 
(M&C) claim for property tax relief. 
Assessor’s Disaster Relief Hotline (213) 
974-8658Convoy For Hope:
Organizations like Convoy of Hope 
provide disaster relief and recovery 
services, including distributing relief 
supplies and offering support for 
rebuilding.
Donations: 
CAR Disaster Relief, Pasadena 
Humane Society, MutualAid Los Angeles Network 
Our hearts go out 
to all those affected 
by the Los Angeles 
wildfires. As your 
neighbors, we’re 
here to help our 
community recover 
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VOLUME 19 NO. 02VOLUME 19 NO. 02

SIERRA MADRE EATON 
CANYON FIRE UPDATE:

As of 10:30 am Saturday, January 11, 2025

 
Sierra Madre has not escaped the wrath of the Eaton 
Canyon Fire. Although not to the devastating extent 
that Altadena and parts of Pasadena are suffering, the 
city has experienced a number of losses. For Sierra 
Madre, there are multiple homes and structures that 
have been completely destroyed. 

SMFD Chief Brent Bartlett noted that there were 
still hot spots throughout the Evacuation Zone. The 
details have not yet been confirmed as the Cal-Fire 
Incident Investigation Team are continuing their assessment. 
It is anticipated that a confirmed report 
will be ready early next week according to SM City 
Manager Jose Reynoso. 

 In a news conference on Friday, Mayor Robert 
Parkhurst informed the public of the following:

1.PUSD Schools are closed thru Jan. 17,2025.

2.SIERRA MADRE WATER IS SAFE TO DRINK.

3.AIR QUALITY IS UNHEALTHY (Page 16)

4.DO NOT USE LEAF BLOWERS

5.A CURFEW WILL BE ENFORCED (right)

6.Power Restoration will begin as Edison deter

mines it is safe.

 On Saturday morning, Police Chief Gus Barrientos 
confirmed that there has been no widespread 
looting in the city and additional resources have 
been assisting SMPD to keep the town and homes 
safe. Above, Sgt. Kyle Bailey is briefing the National 
Gaurd on the areas covered by the curfew.

 Barientos also stated that the city is a restricted 
air space zone and that the flying of drones is 
prohibited.

Additional information on what to do, where to 
go or where to sign up for electronic notifications 
can be found inside this edition. S. Henderson/
MVNews

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CRE#01880650BEileen BensonA COMMUNITY UNITED: 
In the wake of the devastating Eaton Fire, our hearts go out to those 
who have lost their homes and livelihoods. This week has brought 
unimaginable challenges, but together, we will move forward. 
Now is the time to come together and support one another as we learn 
about the larger changes this event has wrought in our community. 
Our Sincerest Gratitude to the first responders who ran towards the 
flames as we fled and to the brave citizens who selflessly helped their 
neighbors. 
Our Heartfelt sympathy goes out to all affected. Let us know how we 
can help you!
INSIDE THIS WEEK

URGENT - SIERRA MADRE 
EXECUTIVE ORDER -RE: 
PARKING Page 11

ALTADENA DEATH TOLL RISES 

 Page 2

PASADENA FIRE UPDATE

 Page 3

MORE SIERRA MADRE FIRE NEWS Page 4

AROUND SAN GABRIEL VALLEY Page 5/6

 INFORMATION FROM FEMA/SBA

 MESSAGE FROM CA INSURANCE COMMISSIONER

EDUCATION & YOUTHPage 7

 LA PARKS & REC YOUTH CAMPS

BEST FRIENDSPage 8

THE GOOD LIFEPage 9

OPINION. Page 10

LEGAL NOTICESPage 11

SPORTS & FITNESSPage 12

AIR QUALITY INFORMATION Page 14

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