The city's major attractions, venues, and accommodations remain open and fully operational, providing safe and vibrant experiences for visitors. We acknowledge the profound impact these fires have had on our communities and extend our deepest gratitude to the first responders who have worked tirelessly to protect our community.

As we move forward together, we encourage travelers to be mindful of affected areas and to visit with care, respect, and compassion.

Travel and tourism are essential to our community’s recovery. Your decision to visit helps local businesses stay open, keeps people employed, and ensures that families who rely on tourism can rebuild and move forward.

Thanks to the heroic work of firefighters and first responders the Eaton Fire is 99% contained and all evacuation warnings have been lifted. For the latest updates, please refer to the CA Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) or use the Watch Duty app, which provides real-time information on active fires, evacuation zones, and orders.

The majority of our attractions and cultural experiences are open and operating normally, including the Rose Bowl Stadium, Norton Simon Museum, Gamble House, and the Huntington.

As recovery efforts continue, restricted access is currently in place for areas of Altadena and some areas in Pasadena. During this time, we urge our partners and visitors to travel responsibly and respectfully by avoiding the impacted areas.

Eaton Canyon and the Angeles National Forest remain closed to the public and require a permit to access.

Our hotels are fully operational and well-positioned to accommodate the needs of residents and visitors alike. We are ready to welcome visitors.

As our community starts to rebuild and heal, please know that our hearts are with you and Visit Pasadena is here to support. If you have been impacted by the fires, please visit a Disaster Recovery Center near you or the LA County Recovers website listed below.

Disaster Recovery Center

Disaster Recovery Centers are open to the public from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM every day. Residents can speak with representatives from County, State, and Federal agencies to access a range of resources and services to help with the recovery process. The Disaster Recovery Center serving residents affected by the Eaton Fire is located at:

Altadena Disaster Recovery Center
540 W. Woodbury Road
Altadena, CA 91001

Los Angeles County Recovers

To assist those that have been affected by the fires, LA County has put together the LA County Recovers website of resources to help and support the need now and in the long recovery period ahead.

The Pasadena Community Foundation (PCF) has opened the Eaton Fire Relief and Recovery Fund providing an opportunity for those who want to support immediate and longer term needs of those who were impacted by the Eaton Fire. PCF has seeded the fund with an initial $100,000. The Eaton Fire Relief and Recovery Fund will direct resources to funds supporting non-profits active in place-based relief and recovery efforts. You can make a donation by clicking here.

The Pasadena Community Foundation (PCF) was founded in 1953, PCF is a tax-exempt public charity created by and for the people of the greater Pasadena area. The Eaton Fire Relief and Recovery Fund is on the vetted list to help direct resources to funds supporting non-profits active in place-based relief and recovery efforts.

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The Pasadena Humane Society (PHS) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the welfare and well-being of animals in the Pasadena area. It provides services such as animal rescue, adoption, and veterinary care, as well as community outreach programs aimed at promoting responsible pet ownership.

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Serves meals to first responders and wildfire victims

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Eaton Canyon Nature Center is a public nature center located in the San Gabriel Mountains that offers a range of educational programs and activities focused on local wildlife, ecology, and conservation.

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The Altadena Mountain Rescue Team (AMRT) is a volunteer-based organization that provides search and rescue services in the San Gabriel Mountains and surrounding areas. The team is trained in wilderness rescue techniques and is called upon to assist local authorities in locating and rescuing lost or injured hikers, climbers, and other civilians in challenging and rugged terrain.

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To support Red Cross Disaster Relief with a donation, you can visit redcross.org, call 1-800-RED CROSS (800-733-2767), or text the word REDCROSS to 90999 to make a $10 donation.

To donate blood, visit www.redcrossblood.org

Aids long-term recovery efforts for impacted communities

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Provides food, shelter, and essentials to victims and responders

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The California Fire Foundation is a nonprofit organization that supports firefighters and their families throughout California. The foundation provides financial assistance to families of fallen firefighters, funds programs aimed at fire safety and prevention, and offers resources for mental health support for first responders. It also helps communities affected by fire-related disasters through various outreach and recovery efforts.

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The Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation is a nonprofit organization that works to enhance the Los Angeles Fire Department’s ability to respond to emergencies and serve the community. It raises funds to provide essential equipment, training, and resources that are not covered by the city’s budget, ensuring that the department remains well-equipped and prepared for a wide range of emergency situations.

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USHS Adult Center
412 S. Raymond Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91104

Drop-off Date: Wednesdays, 11 AM - 7 PM

Items Needed:

• Gift cards
• Cleaning Supplies (wipes, gloves, cleaning liquids, etc.)
• New undergarments (adult & children)
• New children's shoes
• New bedsheets (twin/queen)
• New pillows
• New towels
• Laundry Pods
• Fabric Softener
• Full sized toiletries
• Canned tuna/chicken
• Pasta Sauce