Culver City emergency responders closely monitor potential impacts from fires in neighboring communities. While fire conditions remain significant in the area on Friday, with a Red Flag Warning in effect through the evening, there are no active fire threats to Culver City. The Red Flag Warning is set to expire at 6 PM.
For continued local updates and impacts to Culver City, please enroll in Culver City emergency alerts and visit the City of Culver City website, designated for essential resources: Red Flag Warnings and Fire Updates as of January 10, 2025 - City of Culver City.
The Culver City Fire Department continues to assist crews in fighting the Palisades Fire. It has also recalled off-duty firefighters to ensure service levels in Culver City are maintained.
Culver City Police continue to aid our neighboring community by providing support to Santa Monica Police in evacuation, looting suppression and humanitarian efforts.
Due to poor air quality, Culver City Unified School District closed schools and offices on Friday.
All permitted recreation outdoor activities have resumed; however, the Plunge remains closed. The Senior Center is open.
As of Friday morning, the air quality was deemed moderate. You can stay updated with the latest air quality of the Culver City and Los Angeles area by visiting AirNow's website.
