California Community Resource Guide

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  • Cal Dept. of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA)

    This department’s programs offer emergency tax or fee relief for taxpayers who have been directly affected by disasters declared as state of emergencies, both within California and nationally. Available services may include the extension of tax return due dates, relief of penalty and interest, or replacement copies of records lost due to disasters.

    Visit cdtfa.ca.gov

  • California Department of Public Health (CDPH)’s Replace Lost Vital Records

    Replace lost important documents like a birth certificate, marriage license, or death certificate due to wildfire damage.

    Visit cdph.ca.gov

  • California’s Franchise Tax Board (FTB)’s Help with LA County Fire Relief

    A FAQ webpage answering typical questions taxpayers might have about the new tax relief for LA County fire survivors.

    Visit ftb.ca.gov

  • Listos California Resource Hub

    Free materials in many languages to promote disaster preparedness in home and community.

    Visit listoscalifornia.org

  • Claims for California Veterans

    Provides steps on how to submit a claim for fire property damage, disaster indemnity and life insurance for California Veterans

    Visit calvet.ca.gov

  • Contractor State License Board (CSLB) Disaster Help Center

    Learn how to protect yourself using CSLB’s resources, including the “Find My Licensed Contractor” and “License Check” features

    Visit cslb.ca.gov

  • Disaster Unemployment Assistance

    Provides services to people and businesses affected by disasters in California.

    Phone: (800) 300-5616

    Visit edd.ca.gov
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  • DMV ID Card Services

    DMV helps Californians affected by natural disasters at Local Assistance Centers. At these centers, DMV helps Californians replace or re-apply for driver’s licenses, ID cards, vehicle registration and titles, disabled person parking placards, license plates and stickers.

    Visit dmv.ca.gov

  • Understanding an Evacuation Warning versus Evacuation Order

    An informational flyer to understand the difference between an evacuation warning versus an evacuation order. Available in multiple languages.

    Visit listoscalifornia.org

  • Wildfire Recovery and Readiness

    Resources, tips and actions to help homeowners and businesses recover and prepare for wildfires

    Visit insurance.ca.gov