Repopulation efforts are a top priority. As areas become safe to enter, Evacuation Orders may change or be lifted in sections.

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• Zone 1C 
• Zone 6B
• Zone 12B

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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 

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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

Large Animal Evacuation Center

The large animal shelter is closed. All animals have returned home. 

Small Animal Evacuation Center

Ventura County Animal Services (Camarillo Airport)
600 Aviation Drive
Camarillo, 93010

The following Road Closures are in effect as of 6:00 pm 11/13/24:

• 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

As of Wednesday, November 13th, 2024, all Ventura County schools that were impacted by the Mountain Fire are operating normally. 

Wildfires can cause damage to water systems that may trigger water quality impacts. Damage to wells, pipelines and equipment can cause water delivery systems to fail or lose pressure. This has the potential to compromise both a water purveyor’s ability to deliver water to its customers as well as ensure that adequate water quality standards are being met. The burning of residential structures also brings higher potential for certain compounds that may pose health risks (e.g. benzene and volatile organic compounds ) to leach into any compromised water system and contaminate the water. Some of these compounds cannot be removed by standard treatment methods such as boiling water.

As a precaution, The State Water Resources Control Board, Ventura County Environmental Health Division, and the water purveyors impacted by the Mountain Fire issued UNSAFE WATER ALERTS to affected customers. Local water purveyors are working diligently to restore full capacity, make repairs, flush systems, and test samples to ensure the water meets requirements set by the State Water Resources Control Board. However, potable water may not be readily available through the tap for several days or weeks for some areas. Details of the current status of applicable water quality alerts for each water purveyor are provided below. 

• City of Camarillo – Water is safe to drink and can be used without restriction.
• Camrosa Water District  – Water is safe to drink and can be used without restriction.
• California American Water – the advisory for this service area has been lifted as of 11/12/24. Residents may resume normal water consumption. 
• Crestview Mutual Water Company – the advisory for this service area has been lifted as of 11/11/24. Residents may resume normal water consumption. 
• Pleasant Valley Mutual Water Company – testing is underway, however, an UNSAFE WATER ALERT remains in effect, advising customers that the water is not safe to drink or boil. Available water may be used for limited purposes as outlined in the advisory. For more information, call 805-482-5061.
• Waterworks District No.19 – Somis – testing is underway, however, an UNSAFE WATER ALERT remains in effect, advising customers that the water is not safe to drink or boil. For more information, call 805-378-3000.

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. However, at this time, we are prioritizing life safety. The County will continue to partner with non-profit organizations to provide assistance to those impacted by the fire.
In the meantime, if you would like to make a monetary or in-kind donation for the Mountain Fire recovery, please contact your favorite local non-profit organization directly.