Full Notification

The National Weather Service has issued red flag warnings for parts of Los Angeles County. The warnings are anticipated to continue until Wednesday evening.

Due to high winds, low humidity, and dry conditions, this weather event creates an extreme fire risk, making it easier for fires to start and spread quickly. Please stay vigilant and immediately dial 9-1-1 if you see any safety concerns to help us keep Culver City safe. 

Stay safe and prepared:

• Secure outdoor patio furniture to avoid damage
• Report power outages to SCE.com/outage
• Report fallen palm fronds and tree branches to Culver City Public Works at (310) 253-6420
• Assume all downed power lines are electrified and dangerous. If you or someone else is in danger, dial 911.
• Ensure you have a flashlight and backup batteries ready
• Charge phones and portable chargers
• Have a backup plan for any medical equipment that requires power
• Create or inspect your household emergency kit
• Sign up for local emergency alerts and follow city social media platforms for verified information

The Franklin Fire burning in Malibu Creek State Park may cause smoke impacts in parts of the San Fernando Valley, Santa Monica, Downtown Los Angeles, and nearby areas on Wednesday afternoon as winds shift from the southwest. These areas may reach the Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups AQI category or higher. Smoke impacts will depend on fire activity and containment efforts. Stay informed on current air quality conditions by visiting xappp.aqmd.gov/advisories/Home/Details/cad96f00-9abd-4489-b5cb-4fd886a9bf36.

Please visit Stay Informed | Culver City Fire Department to subscribe to emergency alerts and view additional ways to receive verified information from the City of Culver City.