LA FIRES RESOURCES
LA Urban Fire Resources Collection
Parents Against Santa Susana Field Lab (PASSFL) is volunteering with the “Inter-Institutional Air Quality Study 2025 Los Angeles” as a community service. PASSFL was trained in ash sampling after the Woolsey Fire, and when asked to help after the LA Fires, PASSFL Co-Directors Jeni and Melissa eagerly agreed. PASSFL is now trying to support involved groups and impacted communities by building bridges and sharing resources. PASSFL fully understands the importance of toxic-free environments and public health.
Please note that this does not constitute legal or medical advice.
STAY informed
Stay up to date with PASSFL’s emails specific to the LA Urban Wildfires 2025. We won’t ever spam you or share your information.
Articles and News
Please email us at santasusanacampaign@gmail.com to suggest any articles or news links.
Health Impacts Articles
February 7, 2025: UC Davis: Los Angeles Air Quality Research Underway from UC Davis
January 30, 2025: Harvard: Long-term, multi-institutional study on health impacts of Los Angeles wildfires launched
Toxic Waste Articles
February 7, 2025: LA Times: Finally we know where toxic ash from the L.A. wildfires could end up
February 8, 2025 Camarillo Acorn: Out of the rubble, Calabasas Landfill possible site for fire debris
Agency and Universities
Community Resources
Here are a few groups PASSFL can recommend.
Air Quality
Air Quality Study
Learn more about the “Inter-Institutional Air Quality Study 2025 Los Angeles” in progress now.
real-time aq results
Preliminary, real-time air quality data from UC Davis’ Air Quality Lab is now public on ASCENT.
LEAD CLEANUP
These resources may apply to residents dealing with lead exposure from the LA Fires.
URBAN GARDENS LEAD HAZARD
Guidance for San Francisco Residents and Public Agencies: Lead Hazard Risk Assessment and Management of Urban Gardens and Farms
Home gardens and lead
This info sheet by the University of California can help you make informed decisions about your backyard garden after the LA fires.
Lead removal and control
This guide can help LA Fire survivors ensure lead is removed properly from their homes to keep their families safe.
PPE
(Personal Protection Equipment)
ASh Safety Flyer
This flyer includes basic and maximum PPE suggestions for people working in the burned-out areas from the LA Fires.
