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Northern California
Emergency Alerts & Real-Time Info
- CAL FIRE Incident Map: Tracks active wildfires statewide.
- Emergency Services Offices in California: Find your County's Office of Emergency Services.
- Watch Duty App: Alerts you of nearby wildfires and firefighting efforts.
- AlertWildFire Cameras: Live feeds from fire cameras in high-risk areas.
Evacuation & Shelter
- Know Your Zone: Look up your zone in advance.
- California Active Evacuation Zones
- Red Cross Shelter Finder: See open shelters near you during emergencies.
- 211: Call 2-1-1 or visit www.211.org for local shelter locations, transportation assistance, and food/water resources.
Animal Boarding
- Northern California Wildfire Season: Includes resources for pets in case of Wildfire emergencies.
- California Wildfire Emergency Animal Shelters: Provides lists of emergency wild animal and pet shelters and rescues across California in case of emergencies.
- Red Rover Animal Resources: Lists resources for emergency animal sheltering services in California in the case of Wildfires.
Air Quality & Health
- California Smoke Spotter: Provides a smoke forecast for the day, keeping in mind any recent fire or wildfire. Offers guidance on how to be smoke-ready and respond to poor air quality.
- AirNow Fire and Smoke Map: Monitors and tracks air quality and smoke.
- Northern California Manual for Wildfire: Describes components of wildfire preparedness and responses to poor air quality.
- California Smoke Blog: Holds updated smoke advisories in California.
- Immediate Crisis Support Disaster Distress Helpline (DDH): 24/7 multilingual crisis counseling for emotional distress related to natural to human-caused disasters. Call or text: 1-800-985-5990
- Emotional Support Services (CalHOPE): Peer counseling for stress, anxiety, depression or worry.
- Teladoc: 1-855-225-5032 (toll free) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, or for more information visit
Telemedicine services are available to any resident of an evacuation zone, regardless of health plan membership. Individuals can request a call from a doctor, free of charge, to handle non-emergency medical problems via specific contact information above. - Railroad HEALTHLINK: 1-866-735-5685 (toll free) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Free telephone access to registered nurses is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week regardless of health plan membership. - Aetna: 1-833-327-2386 (toll free) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
- Help finding care, behavioral health support, and assistance with finding available shelters and government resources, and other services are available through Aetna’s Resources for Living, regardless of health plan membership to people in affected areas.
Recovery/Financial Assistance
- Disaster Assistance Recovery Tool: Questionnaire to identify a fitting disaster assistance program.
- Disaster Assistance: Applying for FEMA disaster assistance.
- California Federal Aid Programs: Outlines types of assistance granted and how to apply for assistance.
- Salvation Army Wildfire Relief: Provides donations and grants to those who have been affected by wildfires.
- Private Landowner Assistance: Provides resources to support forest-owning families in the event of fires or wildfires.
Free Items/Distribution
- CalFresh Program: Resources to provide sustenance for people impacted by disasters and fires.
- American Red Cross Disaster Relief: California Red Cross offices provide free hygiene, food, comfort kits, and more in the case of fires and wildfires.
- Salvation Army Wildfire Relief
Local Contacts
- CalFire Contacts: Contact information for California Fire resources.
- 211 NorCal: Provides information on wildfire resources, evacuation shelter, and more.
- California State SM Contacts: Provides website and social media contact information for California agencies aiding in Wildfire and more.
Central California
Emergency Alerts & Real-Time Info
- CAL FIRE Incident Map: Tracks active wildfires statewide.
- Emergency Services Offices in California: Find your County’s Office of Emergency Services.
- Watch Duty App: Alerts you of nearby wildfires and firefighting efforts.
- AlertWildfire Cameras: Live feeds from fire cameras in high-risk areas.
Evacuation & Shelter
- Know Your Zone: Look up your zone in advance.
- California Active Evacuation Zones
- Red Cross Shelter Finder: See open shelters near you during emergencies.
- 211: Call 2-1-1 or visit www.211.org for local shelter locations, transportation assistance, and food/water resources.
Animal Boarding
- Red Rover Animal Resources: Lists resources for emergency animal sheltering services in California in the case of Wildfires.
- California Wildfire Emergency Animal Shelters: Provides lists of emergency wild animal and pet shelters and rescues across California in case of emergencies.
- White Wolf Wellness: offers animal boarding for horses, chickens, sheep, & goats. Location
- All Seated in a Barn: organization that offers animal boarding for large animals. Location
Air Quality & Health
- California Smoke Spotter: Provides a smoke forecast for the day, keeping in mind any recent fire or wildfire. Offers guidance on how to be smoke-ready and respond to poor air quality.
- AirNow Fire and Smoke Map: Monitors and tracks air quality and smoke.
- California Smoke Blog: Holds updated smoke advisories in California.
- Immediate Crisis Support Disaster Distress Helpline (DDH): 24/7 multilingual crisis counseling for emotional distress related to natural to human-caused disasters. Call or text: 1-800-985-5990
- Emotional Support Services (CalHOPE): Peer counseling for stress, anxiety, depression or worry.
- Teladoc: 1-855-225-5032 (toll free) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, or for more information visit
Telemedicine services are available to any resident of an evacuation zone, regardless of health plan membership. Individuals can request a call from a doctor, free of charge, to handle non-emergency medical problems via specific contact information above. - Railroad HEALTHLINK: 1-866-735-5685 (toll free) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Free telephone access to registered nurses is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week regardless of health plan membership. - Aetna: 1-833-327-2386 (toll free) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Help finding care, behavioral health support, and assistance with finding available shelters and government resources, and other services are available through Aetna’s Resources for Living, regardless of health plan membership to people in affected areas.
Recovery/Financial Assistance
- Disaster Assistance Recovery Tool: Questionnaire to identify a fitting disaster assistance program.
- Disaster Assistance: Applying for FEMA disaster assistance.
- California Federal Aid Programs: Outlines types of assistance granted and how to apply for assistance.
- Salvation Army Wildfire Relief: Provides donations and grants to those who have been affected by wildfires.
- Private Landowner Assistance: Provides resources to support forest-owning families in the event of fires or wildfires.
Free Items/Distribution
- CalFresh Program: Resources to provide sustenance for people impacted by disasters and fires.
- American Red Cross Disaster Relief: California Red Cross offices provide free hygiene, food, comfort kits, and more in the case of fires and wildfires.
- Salvation Army Wildfire Relief
Local Contacts
- CalFire Contacts: Contact information for California Fire resources.
- California State SM Contacts: Provides website and social media contact information for California agencies aiding in Wildfire and more.
- Assistance Centers | California Statewide Wildfire Recovery Resources: Information for local assistance centers.
Southern California
Emergency Alerts & Real-Time Info
- LA County Emergency Alerts: Sign up for real-time updates at alert.lacounty.gov.
- CAL FIRE Incident Map: Tracks active wildfires statewide.
- Emergency Services Offices in California: Find your County’s Office of Emergency Services.
- Watch Duty App: Alerts you of nearby wildfires and firefighting efforts.
- AlertWildfire Cameras: Live feeds from fire cameras in high-risk areas.
Evacuation & Shelter
- Red Cross Shelter Finder: See open shelters near you during emergencies.
- 211: Call 2-1-1 or visit www.211.org for local shelter locations, transportation assistance, and food/water resources.
- CAL FIRE Incident Map: Tracks active wildfires statewide.
- Emergency Services Offices in California: Find your County’s Office of Emergency Services
- Watch Duty App: Alerts you of nearby wildfires and firefighting efforts
- AlertWildfire Cameras: Live feeds from fire cameras in high-risk areas
Animal Boarding
- Red Rover Animal Resources: Lists resources for emergency animal sheltering services in California in the case of Wildfires.
- California Wildfire Emergency Animal Shelters: Provides lists of emergency wild animal and pet shelters and rescues across California in case of emergencies.
- Open list of local areas that are providing shelter to large animals, animal boarding, and detailed information.
- Hansen Dam Equestrian Center: offers animal boarding for large animals. Location
- Industry Hills Expo Center Stables: offers animal boarding for horses. Location
- Mar Mel Inn: offers animal boarding for cats & dogs. Location
Air Quality & Health
- California Smoke Spotter: Provides a smoke forecast for the day, keeping in mind any recent fire or wildfire. Offers guidance on how to be smoke-ready and respond to poor air quality.
- AirNow Fire and Smoke Map: Monitors and tracks air quality and smoke.
- California Smoke Blog: Holds updated smoke advisories in California.
- Immediate Crisis Support Disaster Distress Helpline (DDH): 24/7 multilingual crisis counseling for emotional distress related to natural to human-caused disasters. Call or text: 1-800-985-5990
- Emotional Support Services (CalHOPE): Peer counseling for stress, anxiety, depression or worry.
- Teladoc: 1-855-225-5032 (toll free) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, or for more information visit
Telemedicine services are available to any resident of an evacuation zone, regardless of health plan membership. Individuals can request a call from a doctor, free of charge, to handle non-emergency medical problems via specific contact information above. - Railroad HEALTHLINK: 1-866-735-5685 (toll free) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Free telephone access to registered nurses is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week regardless of health plan membership. - Aetna: 1-833-327-2386 (toll free) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Help finding care, behavioral health support, and assistance with finding available shelters and government resources, and other services are available through Aetna’s Resources for Living, regardless of health plan membership to people in affected areas.
Recovery/Financial Assistance
- Disaster Assistance Recovery Tool: Questionnaire to identify a fitting disaster assistance program.
- Disaster Assistance: Applying for FEMA disaster assistance.
- California Federal Aid Programs: Outlines types of assistance granted and how to apply for assistance.
- Salvation Army Wildfire Relief: Provides donations and grants to those who have been affected by wildfires.
- Private Landowner Assistance: Provides resources to support forest-owning families in the event of fires or wildfires.
Free Items/Distribution
- CalFresh Program: Resources to provide sustenance for people impacted by disasters and fires.
- American Red Cross Disaster Relief: California Red Cross offices provide free hygiene, food, comfort kits, and more in the case of fires and wildfires.
- Salvation Army Wildfire Relief:
Local Contacts
- LA Wildfires: Evacuation Centers, Animal Shelters, And Resources: Local resources contact information.
- Wildfire Resources | California State Assembly: Local resources contact information.
- CalFire Contacts: Contact information for California Fire resources.