Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties will open a pair of “local assistance centers” this week offering recovery resources for residents impacted by the Bridge Fire burning in both counties and the Line Fire in San Bernardino.
The centers are described as one-stop shops where residents and business owners can get information about services and assistance they can access through local and state agencies or nonprofit groups.
Among the resources available will be assistance with insurance claims, property cleanup procedures, replacing vital records and rebuilding assistance.
“My heart goes out to everyone that is struggling with loss,” Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger said in a statement. “It can feel overwhelming and it’s common to not know where to start. I encourage anyone who has been impacted by the Bridge Fire to visit our L.A. County Local Assistance Center. You’ll find helpful recovery resources, including supports for debris removal and …