Emergency Contacts
REALTIME EMERGENCY UPDATES
TCEP’s Emergency Status web page provides real-time incident updates.
TCEP’s Hotline provides recorded incident updates that reflect information on the web page. During major fires, the HOTLINE may be answered by live operators.
TCEP X posts can be pushed to your cell phone. For instructions, visit: tcep.org/about-tcep-resources and scroll to SOCIAL MEDIA/MOBILE HOW-TO-GUIDES.
In major wildfire incidents, TCEP will attempt to transmit incident updates at the top of each hour on FRS radio channel 15. This is LISTEN ONLY. After listening to the Top of the Hour report, switch to your local neighborhood FRS channel to share the information with neighbors. Find your zone and assigned FRS channel by street.
genasys Protect
(formerly Zonehaven Aware)
Genasys Protect provides the community with critical evacuation updates by Zone. Enter your Topanga address to find your Zone number.
Monitor the Genasys mobile app for evacuation and re-population notices.
Alerts you to reports of fire starts and other emergencies based on reported 911 calls.
To set up the app for brush fires in the Santa Monica Mountains, visit: tcep.org/about-tcep-resources > SOCIAL MEDIA/MOBILE HOW-TO-GUIDES.
Los Angeles County Sheriff Department issues evacuation warnings and orders based on the Fire Department’s disaster assessment. The Sheriff’s Dept. is responsible for coordinating road closures during an incident.
In an emergency dial 911 first!
Station 10.70 on your AM radio
KNX radio often pushes out county evacuation information. Battery-powered AM radios, including the radio in your car, are sources of information during power outages.
ready.lacounty.gov/emergency-notifications/
(scroll to Weather Radio Alerts)
Alerts for non-weather alert events like wildfires will originate from LA County public safety agencies and be broadcast on local transmitters on NOAA weather Alert Radios by the National Weather Service.
When the power is out, this radio may be your only source of emergency information.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
To find open shelters or to learn how to get in touch with loved ones if you are separated during a disaster, visit the website, and click “Get Help.”
You can also download the Red Cross emergency app to register for “I’m Safe” when trying to connect with family and seek shelter locations.
Traffic page lists all reported incidents by area.
Download the CHP Incidents app for current traffic hazards and collisions.
Agoura Hills Animal Shelter
29525 Agoura Road, Agoura, CA 91301
Find information about active fires in unincorporated areas and contract cities in LA County.
Follow on X (formerly Twitter) for current information during a disaster.
The Ready, Set, Go! Program is designed to walk you through the steps to take to ensure you are prepared in the case of an approaching wildfire.
Download emergency information detailing preparing for, responding to, and recovering from disasters in Topanga.
REALTIME EMERGENCY UPDATES
TCEP’s Emergency Status web page provides real-time incident updates.
TCEP’s Hotline provides recorded incident updates that reflect information on the web page. During major fires, the HOTLINE may be answered by live operators.
TCEP X posts can be pushed to your cell phone. For instructions, visit: tcep.org/about-tcep-resources and scroll to SOCIAL MEDIA/MOBILE HOW-TO-GUIDES.
In major wildfire incidents, TCEP will attempt to transmit incident updates at the top of each hour on FRS radio channel 15. This is LISTEN ONLY. After listening to the Top of the Hour report, switch to your local neighborhood FRS channel to share the information with neighbors. Find your zone and assigned FRS channel by street.
genasys Protect
(formerly Zonehaven Aware)
Genasys Protect provides the community with critical evacuation updates by Zone. Enter your Topanga address to find your Zone number.
Monitor the Genasys mobile app for evacuation and re-population notices.
Alerts you to reports of fire starts and other emergencies based on reported 911 calls.
To set up the app for brush fires in the Santa Monica Mountains, visit: tcep.org/about-tcep-resources > SOCIAL MEDIA/MOBILE HOW-TO-GUIDES.
Los Angeles County Sheriff Department issues evacuation warnings and orders based on the Fire Department’s disaster assessment. The Sheriff’s Dept. is responsible for coordinating road closures during an incident.
In an emergency dial 911 first!
Station 10.70 on your AM radio
KNX radio often pushes out county evacuation information. Battery-powered AM radios, including the radio in your car, are sources of information during power outages.
ready.lacounty.gov/emergency-notifications/
(scroll to Weather Radio Alerts)
Alerts for non-weather alert events like wildfires will originate from LA County public safety agencies and be broadcast on local transmitters on NOAA weather Alert Radios by the National Weather Service.
When the power is out, this radio may be your only source of emergency information.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
TCEP’s Emergency Status web page provides real-time incident updates.
TCEP’s Hotline provides recorded incident updates that reflect information on the web page. During major fires, the HOTLINE may be answered by live operators.
TCEP X posts can be pushed to your cell phone. For instructions, visit: tcep.org/about-tcep-resources and scroll to SOCIAL MEDIA/MOBILE HOW-TO-GUIDES.
In major wildfire incidents, TCEP will attempt to transmit incident updates at the top of each hour on FRS radio channel 15. This is LISTEN ONLY. After listening to the Top of the Hour report, switch to your local neighborhood FRS channel to share the information with neighbors. Find your zone and assigned FRS channel by street.
TCEP’s Emergency Status web page provides real-time incident updates.
TCEP’s Hotline provides recorded incident updates that reflect information on the web page. During major fires, the HOTLINE may be answered by live operators.
TCEP X posts can be pushed to your cell phone. For instructions, visit: tcep.org/about-tcep-resources and scroll to SOCIAL MEDIA/MOBILE HOW-TO-GUIDES.
In major wildfire incidents, TCEP will attempt to transmit incident updates at the top of each hour on FRS radio channel 15. This is LISTEN ONLY. After listening to the Top of the Hour report, switch to your local neighborhood FRS channel to share the information with neighbors. Find your zone and assigned FRS channel by street.