Fire DepartmentEaton Fire RecapChad AugustinFire ChiefJanuary 27, 2025City Council Fire DepartmentEaton Fire RecapStats:•14,021 acres burned •98% containment•3,408 total Firefighters assigned•9,418 structures destroyed•1,073 structures damaged•17 civilian fatalities 2
Fire DepartmentEaton Fire RecapPartners:•Convention Center•Rose Bowl 3 Fire DepartmentEaton Fire RecapMitigation Measures:•PWP resolved all do-not-drink tap water orders•Thousands of Sandbags•Cleaned out detention basins•Installed 2,000 linear feet of K-rails in high-risk areas •Ongoing green waste clean up•Refer to Eaton Fire Updates page on the City’s website for latest progress map4
Fire DepartmentEaton Fire RecapMud & Debris Flow:•Worked with OES to pre-position a state USAR team and Task Force of fire engines •Partnered with ANF for heavy equipment resources •EOC remained staffed5
Fire DepartmentEaton Fire RecapDisaster Recovery Centers:•DRC 2 at PCC Community Education Center9 am – 8 pm; Monday – Friday this week Plans to close Friday night •DRC 3 at 540 W Woodbury Road Altadena 9 am – 8 pm; 7 days per week6
Fire DepartmentEaton Fire RecapAcknowledgements:•Community•Leadership of City Manager Miguel Márquez•Performance of City Executive Leadership TeamImportance of a high-functioning team•City Council7