For the most recent updates on evacuation zones, check lafd.org/news/getty-fire.
Update: As of Wednesday, October 30, evacuation orders were lifted with the exception of a small area indicated in red.
All evacuation orders for the #GettyFire are lifted with the exception of the areas between:
West border: Kenter Ave
South border: Sunset Blvd
North border: Area just south of Mountain Gate Ave
East border: Area adjacent to the 405 & Sepulveda BlvdINFO: https://t.co/5gh8IhVl7H pic.twitter.com/osj7EEvBa7
— Mayor Eric Garcetti (@MayorOfLA) October 31, 2019
Update: As of 8 a.m. Tuesday, the mandatory evacuation red zone was unchanged, with the exception of the Mountaingate community, which is now in the yellow warning zone.
The borders of the Mandatory Evacuation (RED) Zone are with the exception of the Mountaingate community:
- Temescal Canyon Road is the West border
- Sunset Boulevard is the South border
- Mulholland Drive is the North border
- 405 Freeway is the East border
A brush fire that ignited near the Getty Center at around 1:30 a.m. had grown to approximately 500 acres by 7 a.m., forcing mandatory evacuations in huge swaths of Brentwood, Mandeville Canyon, and Pacific Palisades.
As of 1 p.m. Monday, the boundaries of the mandatory evacuation zone are:
- Temescal Canyon Road is the West border
- Sunset Boulevard is the South border
- Mulholland Drive is the North border
- 405 Freeway is the East border
For updates on the #GettyFire, including up-to-date evacuation zones and evacuation centers, please use https://t.co/ZVHUlGCry3. pic.twitter.com/hcOqVnbHp1
— Mayor Eric Garcetti (@MayorOfLA) October 28, 2019
According to the LAFD’s website, people in the yellow evacuation warning zone should be “prepared to evacuate.”
Mayor Eric Garcetti, who appeared at a press conference this morning alongside fire officials and councilmembers Mike Bonin and Paul Koretz, signed an emergency declaration this morning to get increased resources for L.A. firefighters.
Shelters are currently open for evacuees, human and animal alike. Hansen Dam Recreation Center is the only one accepting large animals.
Current shelters for people evacuating due to the #GettyFire.
More info: https://t.co/46nuBN7zHX pic.twitter.com/3UGtsYPCMa
— Mayor Eric Garcetti (@MayorOfLA) October 28, 2019
The fire’s namesake campus, as well as the Getty Villa, are closed today. Via instagram, the museum said, “Many have asked about the safety of the artwork. It is protected by state-of-the-art technology—the safest place for the art and library collections is inside.”
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