98 agencies, nonprofits, and services serving Altadena, Pasadena, and Eaton Fire-affected communities. Every listing links to its official source. Always confirm details with the provider.
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Provides fire protection, emergency medical response, wildfire preparedness education, and brush clearance inspections for Altadena and much of LA County.
Services: Fire and emergency response; brush clearance and defensible space; Ready-Set-Go wildfire preparedness; CERT training
Link verified Nov 7, 2026
Los Angeles County's official wildfire recovery hub for Eaton Fire survivors, with information on debris removal, rebuilding permits, housing help, financial assistance, and recovery centers.
Services: Recovery updates; rebuilding guidance; debris removal status; assistance programs; recovery center information
Link verified Nov 7, 2026
Community group promoting native habitat, wildlife-friendly gardens, and ecological restoration in Altadena.
Services: Native plant education; habitat restoration
Link verified Nov 7, 2026
County public health agency issuing health guidance on wildfire smoke and ash, soil and water safety, disease prevention, and community clinics.
Services: Ash and smoke health guidance; environmental health; clinics; vaccinations
Link verified Nov 7, 2026
County department responsible for roads, flood control, storm drains, and building permits in unincorporated areas including Altadena. Coordinates fire debris removal and rebuilding permits.
Services: Building permits; flood control and drainage; road maintenance; debris removal coordination
Link verified Nov 7, 2026
Veteran-led disaster response nonprofit providing volunteer cleanup, debris work, and rebuilding help after disasters.
Services: Disaster cleanup; volunteer deployments
Link verified Nov 7, 2026
Environmental nonprofit supporting tree planting, urban forestry, and post-fire landscape restoration.
Services: Tree planting; volunteer events; restoration guidance
Link verified Nov 7, 2026
Federal environmental agency that led hazardous materials removal after the January 2025 fires and publishes guidance on ash, air, and water safety.
Services: Hazardous materials guidance; air and water quality information
Link verified Nov 7, 2026
