Police & Fire Departments Assist With Fires

Culver City Police Chief Jason Sims and Culver City Fire Chief Ken Powell posted a joint statement addressing the local response to the Los Angeles County Wildfires.

"In light of the ongoing wildfire response efforts in neighboring areas, we want to assure the residents of Culver City that our staffing levels remain strong and fully capable of maintaining public safety.

"The Culver City Police Department and the Culver City Fire Department have coordinated closely to ensure all necessary resources are in place. Our teams are committed to protecting our community while supporting the firefighting efforts in surrounding areas.

"The Culver City Fire Department continues to assist with the Palisades Fire and has recalled off-duty firefighters to ensure service levels within Culver City are maintained.

"Additionally, the Culver City Police Department is supporting our neighbors by aiding the Santa Monica Police Department in evacuation, looting suppression, and humanitarian efforts.

"We understand the concerns surrounding the wildfires and want to emphasize that the safety of our residents is our top priority. Strategic plans have been implemented to ensure that our emergency services can respond effectively to any incidents that may arise within Culver City, even as we assist with the regional response.

"We appreciate the vigilance of our community during this time. As red flag warnings continue, we ask that all community members immediately report safety emergencies by dialing 9-1-1. Please keep 9-1-1 reserved for emergencies only.

We also encourage residents to stay informed through official channels. Please visit culvercity.org for updates on local impacts and enroll in local emergency alerts to stay informed. Please follow all safety protocols and directives from public safety professionals. Together, we can ensure our city remains safe during this challenging time."