*JUST A REMINDER TO ALL MAIBU/LOST HILLS RESIDENTS*
“The Disaster Assistance Centers are critical and basic components of our ongoing recovery efforts. They are there to help residents impacted by the Woolsey Fire rebuild their lives as quickly as possible,” said Sheila Kuehl, Chair of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. “These centers will provide a central location where those affected by the recent fire can access needed services, resources and support from a variety of public and non-profit agencies.”
The DACs’ locations and planned hours of operation are listed below:
DAC Locations:
Conrad L. Hilton Foundation .
30440 Agoura Road
Agoura Hills, CA 91362
Malibu Courthouse
23525 Civic Center Way
Malibu, CA 90265
DAC Dates/Time of Operations-
Wednesday Nov. 21st - Saturday Nov. 24th: 10AM-6PM (CLOSED THANKSGIVING)
Sunday Nov 25th CLOSED
Monday Nov. 26th – Thursday Nov. 29th: 1PM-8PM
Friday Nov. 30th – Saturday Dec 1st: 10AM-6PM
Sunday Dec 2nd CLOSED
Monday Dec 3rd - Thursday Dec. 6th: 1PM-8PM
Friday Dec. 7th – Saturday Dec 8th: 10AM-6PM
Sunday Dec 9th CLOSED
Local Assistance Center (LAC)
Thousand Oaks Public Library
1401 East Janss Road Thousand Oaks, CA 91362
Hours of Operations:
Friday Nov 23rd - Sunday Nov. 25th: 9AM-5PM (CLOSED THANKSGIVING)
Additional DAC hours and days of operation will be posted on www.lacounty.gov/woolseyfire.
The DACs are available to all residents impacted by the recent Woolsey Fire, and will serve as a one-stop source of disaster recovery information including:
- Replacing records lost during the wildfire
- Filing insurance claims
- Applying for FEMA disaster assistance
- Information on property cleanup, repair and rebuilding
- Public and community resources for disaster recovery
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Sheriff's Information Bureau
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department
Hall of Justice – First floor
211 West Temple Street
Los Angeles, CA 90012
(213) 229-1850
