
ALT LAFD firefighters in yellow wildland gear work a steep hillside of burned brush and blackened ground, with yellow hose lines stretched across the slope and along the base of the hill. Six firefighters are visible, several pulling hose uphill through the charred vegetation. Light smoke lingers over the scorched terrain.

ALT Screenshot of the AwareCA app listing in the Apple Play Store. The app icon is a red and white shield with the word AWARE and an outline of California. The listing shows a 4.5 star rating, an Everyone age rating, and a blue Install button. Below are preview images showing app screens for selecting map layers and receiving evacuation alerts directly from fire agencies.

ALT Screenshot of the AwareCA app listing in the GOOGLE Play Store. The app icon is a red and white shield with the word AWARE and an outline of California. The listing shows a 4.5 star rating, an Everyone age rating, and a blue Install button. Below are preview images showing app screens for selecting map layers and receiving evacuation alerts directly from fire agencies.

ALT Screenshot of the AwareCA app listing in the Google Play Store. The app icon is a red and white shield with the word AWARE and an outline of California. The listing shows a 4.5 star rating, an Everyone age rating, and a blue Install button. Below are preview images showing app screens for selecting map layers and receiving evacuation alerts directly from fire agencies. Downloadable on IPhone and Android

ALT Wider aerial view of the Getty Fire from an LAFD helicopter. A column of white smoke rises from a canyon below a ridge, with the Getty Center visible on the hilltop at upper left. The 405 Freeway runs across the lower part of the image with traffic flowing in both directions. The Santa Monica Mountains fill the background under hazy afternoon light.

ALT Aerial view looking down from an LAFD helicopter at the Getty Fire burning in a brush-covered canyon. White smoke rises from a blackened hillside with small spots of flame visible along the edge. The 405 Freeway runs along the right side with traffic moving, and fire engines are staged near a building at the bottom of the canyon. The San Fernando Valley and mountains are visible in the distance.









