The City of Pasadena has not issued a curfew for our City at this point. We appreciate our community’s patience while we work on a re-population plan with the safety and security of our residents as priority. We will continue to update our residents through our City website (cityofpasadena.net) our social media and mainstream media.
Eaton Fire
Eaton Fire: Active Fire Response Update and Local Assistance Center
PASADENA, CA - We understand how difficult and uncertain this time is for all residents impacted by the ongoing Eaton fire. Devastating losses suffered by so many in our community are unfathomable, and there is a need for accurate information as to precisely what those losses are. At this time, damage assessments cannot be conducted as crews are still actively battling the Eaton blaze and working tirelessly to contain the fire to limit any further loss to life and property...
City of Pasadena Extends Red Flag Warning and Parking Restrictions through Friday, Jan. 10
PASADENA, Calif.— Pasadena Fire Chief Chad Augustin has directed the extension of Red Flag Parking Restrictions within the city. This alert is effective through 6 p.m. of Friday, January 10, based on weather conditions. A further extension of the Red Flag Day is possible. To allow for improved fire department access and resident evacuation, parking is restricted on posted narrow and/or winding roads within Pasadena’s urban-wildland interface areas. Vehicles on restricted roads will be cited and towed. Additional information, including the complete list of streets...
Pasadena Public Health Suggests Steps to Prevent Inhaling Smoke and Ash From Eaton Fire
PASADENA, Calif.-- As part of the response to the Eaton Fire, Pasadena Public Health Department urges residents affected by wildfire smoke to take steps to protect their health by staying indoors and avoiding outside activity, if possible, to prevent the inhalation of smoke and ash. Smoke and ash from wildfires can be unhealthy, particularly for vulnerable people such as older adults, children, individuals with respiratory illnesses or asthma, and pregnant people. Wildfire smoke contains fine particles which are respiratory irritants,...
Pasadena Drinking Water System Impacted by Eaton Fire
PASADENA, Calif.— The Eaton Fire caused damage to several City of Pasadena reservoirs and pump stations, potentially impacting water quality within the areas shown in gray on the map below. GIS Map While the extent of the damages cannot be evaluated at this time due to the ongoing fire situation and limited accessibility, the water systems that serve the impacted areas may be compromised, including potential debris and other matter from fire damage. Therefore, the City issued a do-not-drink water...
Pasadena Drinking Water System in Eaton Fire Evacuated Areas Under Do-Not-Drink Notice
PASADENA, Calif.— Due to the Eaton Fire and severe wind conditions, the State Water Control Board, Pasadena Public Health Department, and Pasadena Water and Power (PWP) Water advise Pasadena residents in the evacuated areas to not use tap water for drinking and cooking until further notice. In the evacuated areas, do not drink tap water – Bottled water should be used for all drinking (including baby formula and juice), brushing teeth, washing dishes, making ice and food preparation until further...
City of Pasadena Issues Red Flag Warning and Parking Restrictions from Tuesday, Jan. 7 through Wednesday Jan. 8
PASADENA, Calif.— Pasadena Fire Chief Chad Augustin has directed the activation of Red Flag Parking Restrictions within the city. This alert is effective from 7 a.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 7, through the afternoon of Wednesday, January 8, based on weather conditions. An extension of the Red Flag Day is possible. A Red Flag Warning means that critical fire weather conditions are expected. This, in combination with dry fuels, could create extreme fire danger and/or fire behavior. Please use caution with potential fire sources. To allow...
Significant Winds and Elevated Fire Conditions Expected in Pasadena: Safety Tips and Preparedness Information
PASADENA, Calif.— The City of Pasadena is urging residents to prepare for significant winds and elevated fire conditions expected to impact the area from Tuesday, January 7, through Wednesday, January 8. Strong winds, ranging from 30 to 50 mph with widespread gusts between 60 to 80, isolated gusts between 80 to 100 mph are possible. Combined with dry conditions, winds may create hazardous situations, including an increased risk of wildfires, downed trees, and power outages. Pasadena emergency officials are urging...