City Warns Residents Of Threat Of Wildfires, Winds

January 9, 2025 ·

Photo courtesy of the city of West Hollywood Facebook page.

WEST HOLLYWOOD—On Wednesday, January 8, the city of West Hollywood posted on its Facebook page that they are closely monitoring hazardous high winds and nearby fires. These conditions will continue to pose a serious threat to safety through Friday, January 10.

Wind & Fire Risk: Winds remain strong, increasing the risk of fire spread. While there are no reports of major fires or other incidents in West Hollywood, nearby communities are impacted. The Sunset Fire in Runyon Canyon has been contained, but smoke and air quality remain a concern.

Air Quality: Due to smoke, please limit outdoor activity and wear a mask if you must go outside.

Service & Facility Adjustments: In response to ongoing emergencies, some City programs may be impacted. Recreation services at parks will be closed on Thursday, January 9.

Parking Adjustments: Street sweeping enforcement is lifted for Thursday, January 9. Residential permit parking enforcement is suspended until Monday, January 13.

Transit Update: Cityline Commuter and Local services will operate as usual.

Evacuation Transportation: If you need evacuation assistance, the City is offering free rides within LA County through Ambiance Transportation. Call (310) 981-9303 for details.

Stay Informed: To sign up for emergency alerts go to: www.ready.lacounty.gov or text your Zip Code to 888-777. For detailed information, visit go.weho.org/fireupdates.

By Trevor

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