Many WhatsApp groups were created by residents and agencies after the fire. Some focus on specific neighborhoods while others cover particular topics.

We met a great group of people who offer free help from a housing counselor, whether you’re a renter or a homeowner — with or without a mortgage.

In this Team Palisades Alphabets Webinar, architect and block captain May Sung and co-hosts Kari Weaver and Allison Holdorff present a focused discussion on LADWP, utility infrastructure, and neighborhood rebuilding efforts. Featuring guest expert Justin Skaggs, a dry utilities consultant, the session covers how undergrounding works, the role of LADWP, and how neighbors can speak with a united voice.

Craig Forrest, a Palisadian who has made extraordinary progress navigating the rebuild process on his El Medio Bluffs home, offers tips and insights.

California State Fire Marshal Daniel Berlant demonstrates the key elements of the Zone Zero approach to wildfire preparedness in this Instagram Reel.

Fox11 interviews Team Palisades Block Captain and Neighborhood Rep Jenny Weigle-Bonds on the 6-month anniversary of the megafire.

Six months after the megafire, Governor Newsom signed a streamlining executive order and joined local leaders to unveil a blueprint for rebuilding. For your reference, here is a .pdf of the executive order and the video of the conference.

On June 25th, Alphabets Neighborhood Rep May Sung of Team Palisades hosted a community meeting for Alphabet streets residents to explore practical, affordable, and resilient options for rebuilding after the fires. Watch on the Team Palisades YouTube channel.

Block captains support neighbors by sharing information, offering help, and building community connection. They’re your go-to for questions, concerns, and staying connected with others on your block. Find your block captain and neighborhood reps at maps.teampalisades.org

It's advisable to post "NO TRESPASSING" signs in highly visible areas on your property. But before you can post the sign(s), you must complete and file an LAPD form authorizing the police department to arrest a trespasser in your absence.

For the latest rebuilding requirements, please visit the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety webpage (and scroll down to the FAQ section). This webpage is updated every Wednesday.

Monitoring our environment is crucial, and there are many surveys you can volunteer for to help gather data and understand local conditions.