Los Palos Fire

The Monterey Park City Council has sent letters to Lineage, Inc. and Mayor Bass demanding abatement of conditions at the site of the warehouse fire. 

Air Purifier Reimbursement Program

The application deadline of Friday, July 31, 2026 has now passed

The City of Monterey Park offered an Air Purifier Reimbursement Program to assist income-qualified residents who purchased air purifiers in response to air quality concerns associated with the recent fire incident. Applications were accepted beginning Monday, June 29, 2026 through Friday, July 31, 2026.

For more information and the application, please visit the Air Purifier Reimbursement Program page. 

Resources and Additional Information

We understand that many residents continue to have concerns and frustrations about air quality and the lingering odors resulting from the Los Palos Fire incident. 

If you continue to experience odors in your neighborhood, we encourage you to report them through the South Coast AQMD complaint portal. Public reports help agencies identify and investigate localized air quality concerns.

For the latest information and available resources, please: 

The South Coast Air Quality Management District is offering a Residential Air Filtration Program to provide portable air filtration units to eligible residents. Currently, the eligible area includes a portion of Monterey Park near East Los Angeles College. To apply, or for more information, please visit the AQMD Residential Air Filtration Program webpage. View the eligible area boundary map.

Sign Up for Emergency Alerts

Residents, businesses and community members are encouraged to enroll via the Everbridge website or mobile app to receive alerts from the City of Monterey Park. Everbridge is free to use by the public.

To sign up for Monterey Park’s emergency alert system, please visit the Everbridge sign in/sign up page.

This page may be bookmarked as www.montereypark.ca.gov/lospalosfire.