- Updated: November 23, 2024
- 10:02 AM
Emergency Information for Neighboring Jurisdictions
RAIN EVENT
A series of two mild rainstorms are forecasted to affect the Mountain Fire Burn Area over the next 5 days. The first storm is expected today and is forecasted to drop less than 1/2″ of rain. The second storm is forecasted for Tuesday, November 26 and is also forecasted to drop less than a 1/2″ of rain. Although both of these storms are mild, residents should be alert to changing conditions including the possibility of minor nuisance flooding caused by clogged drains and runoff. No major impacts are anticipated from this storm system.
To follow the forecast, visit National Weather Service.
SANDBAGS
While no major impacts are anticipated from the forecasted storm systems, sandbags are available for those whose property may be at risk for post-fire debris flow or prone to flooding. The sandbags are pre-filled. Please be prepared to lift and transport them or enlist assistance, if needed. The sandbags are staged on pallets at the following locations in Camarillo:
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- Mission Drive & San Clemente Way
- Mission Drive & West Highland Drive
MOUNTAIN INCIDENT INFORMATION
LOCAL ASSISTANCE CENTER
On Thursday, November 14, 2024, the County of Ventura and the City of Camarillo will open a Local Assistance Center (LAC) in support of Mountain Fire recovery efforts. Information will be available on-site on the following topics: rebuilding, tax relief, business and employment assistance, debris removal, permits, housing, rental assistance, vital records, property assessments, public assistance, crisis intervention stress management, and basic needs. Services such as replacement of driver’s licenses and connection to health care resources will also be available on site. The hours are subject to change depending on demand. The LAC will be staffed by a wide array of County, City, and State agencies, as well as a number of non-profit organizations. Bilingual staff will be available to provide assistance.
The Local Assistance Center will be closing today, November 23, 2024 at 7pm. Connection to resources will be available on Ventura County Recovers.
Ventura County Office of Education
Oxnard Room & Hueneme Room
5100 Adolfo Road
Camarillo, CA 93012
Open: Monday – Saturday
Hours: 9am-7pm
LONG TERM RECOVERY INFORMATION
STRUCTURE DAMAGE INFORMATION
All Evacuation Orders have been downgraded to Evacuation Warnings as of 3:00pm on 11/14/24.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE RETURNING:
As Evacuation Orders are downgraded to Evacuation Warnings, there is still an element of danger as fire crews may still mopping up hot spots and ensuring other hazards remain controlled. There is still a chance that an Evacuation Order may be re-issued if dangerous conditions return.
Please refer to these Safety Guidelines from Ventura County Public Health for tips on how to stay safe in fire-damaged area.
Click HERE to search your address and find your Zone.
The following areas were downgraded from an Evacuation Order to an Evacuation Warning as of 11/14/24 @ 3:00 pm:
- Zone 1C
- Zone 8B
- Zone 9B
- Zone 12B
The following areas were downgraded from an Evacuation Order to an Evacuation Warning as of 11/13/24 @ 6:00 pm:
- Zone 3
- Zone 3B
- Zone 4E
The following areas were downgraded from an Evacuation Order to an Evacuation Warning as of 11/13/24 @ 3:00 pm:
- Zone 1E
- Zone 6B
- Zone 8
- Zone 12C
The following areas were downgraded from an Evacuation Order to an Evacuation Warning as of 11/12/24 @ 3:00 pm:
- Zone 1D
The following areas were downgraded from an Evacuation Order to an Evacuation Warning as of 11/11/24 @ 3:00 pm:
- Zone 9
- Zone 11A
The following areas were downgraded from an Evacuation Order to an Evacuation Warning as of 11/10/24 @ 3:00 pm:
- Zone 1B
- Zone 11B
The following areas were downgraded from an Evacuation Order to an Evacuation Warning as of 11/9/24 @ 3:00 pm:
- Zone 1A
- Zone 4C
- Zone 4D
The following areas were downgraded from an Evacuation Order to an Evacuation Warning as of 11/8/24 @ 3:00 pm:
- Zone 2A
- Zone 3A
- Zone 4A
- Zone 4B
- Zone 10
Click HERE to search your address and find your Zone.
Evacuation Warnings for the following zone was lifted as of 3:00 pm 11/14/24:
- Zone 1A
- Zone 1B
- Zone 1D
- Zone 1E
- Zone 1F
- Zone 3
- Zone 3B
- Zone 4E
- Zone 6B
- Zone 8A
- Zone 9A
- Zone 12C
- Zone 12D
- Zone 11C
Evacuation Warnings for the following zone was lifted as of 3:00 pm 11/13/24:
- Zone 6 A
- Zone 12A
Evacuation Order for the following zone was lifted as of 3:00 pm 11/12/24:
- Zone 2
Evacuation Warnings for the following zones were lifted as of 3:00 pm 11/11/24:
- Zone 2A
- Zone 4F
- Zone 11B
Evacuation Warnings for the following zones were lifted as of 3:00 pm 11/10/24:
- Zone 3C
- Zone 4A
- Zone 4B
- Zone 4C
- Zone 4D
- Zone 10
Small Animal Evacuation Center
The small animal evacuation center is closed and no longer accepting animals for safekeeping.
The following roads are open to residents only:
- Valley Vista Dr/Vista Del Mar
- Valley Vista Dr/Marine View Dr
- Valley Vista Dr/Fairway Dr
- Valley Vista Dr/Deseo Ave
- West Highland Dr/Mission Dr
- Highland Terrace/Mission Dr
- Santa Cruz Way/Mission Dr
- Marissa Lane/Mission Dr
- San Clemente Way/Mission Dr
- East Highland Dr/North Loop Dr
All Unsafe Water Alerts resulting from the Mountain Fire have been lifted. For additional information on water quality or services, find your provider HERE.
There are many health and safety considerations after a wildfire. For a copy of local health orders pertaining to the Mountain Fire and resources on how to protect yourself and loved ones, please visit Ventura County Recovers.
We are grateful for the support, generosity, and offers of donations from our community. The Ventura County Community Foundation has set up a Ventura County Wildfire Relief and Recovery Fund to collect monetary donations. There are also many other local non-profit organizations joining the relief efforts. The County will continue to partner with non-profit organizations to provide assistance to those impacted by the fire. Please contact your favorite local non-profit organization directly to see if they are accepting in-kind donations.
SANTA ANA WIND EVENT AND PUBLIC SAFETY POWER SHUTOFF
Due to improvements in the weather forecast, Southern California Edison has ended the Public Safety Power Shutoff window early. No more circuits will be monitored for this event.
Public Safety Power Shutoff Monitored & De-Energized Circuits
Real-Time Incident Dashboard & Map
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