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Airport Fire road closure updates for Orange County

The OC Public Information Hotline phone number is (714) 628-7085. 

Forest and road closures change frequently depending on the fire hazard level, weather, and various other unforeseen elements.  For current information, please go to: https://www.fs.usda.gov/detailfull/cleveland/alerts-notices/?cid=stelprdb5340229

Claims for Money or Damages 

If your property has been damaged as a result of the Airport Fire, and you are currently insured, file a claim with your insurance provider. If your property has been damaged as a result of the Airport Fire and you are underinsured or uninsured, please fill out this form:

Claim for Money or Damages Word Doc 

Claim for Money or Damages Adobe PDF

United State Postal Service Mail Information

Visit https://about.usps.com/newsroom/service-alerts/residential/welcome.htm for information on currently closed locations. If you are in an evacuation area and your Postal Service location is open, visit the location with a government issued photo id to retrieve mail.

Medical Prescriptions for Evacuees

Any evacuees needing prescription medications and who are unable to fill them via their health care provider or pharmacy should call the OC Public Information Hotline at (714) 628-7085. Hotline staff will ask for callers to provide their name and telephone number. County personnel will screen and process requests and will respond to callers at the telephone number provided.

Click here to access the Airport Fire Debris Flow resources webpage.

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Hi-Lo Siren

Some of the Sheriff's Department's patrol units are now equipped with a new siren feature to alert residents to evacuation orders during emergencies, such as a fire or flood. The system also is equipped with an external PA system that can play recorded messages to notify residents about the need to evacuate.

Our priority during any emergency is your safety, and this new tool will help bolster our response efforts during mass evacuations. Remember: When you hear hi-lo, it's time to go!

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