Residents affected by the Blue Cut Fire who need help with services and housing are urged to call 2-1-1 or 877-410-8829.
Click here for a guide to services available to fire victims.
Questions about how to go about rebuilding your home? Click here
Click here for information on asbestos testing and removal.
Interested in resources for the homeless in the High Desert? Click here
Click here for the application to have damaged property reassessed.
Click here for the required sworn statement to have vital records replaced.
Click here for information on the safe use of private wells and septic systems after a wildfire or call the San Bernardino County Division of Environmental Health Services for assistance at (800) 442-2283. Click here for a list of qualified local well drillers.
Click here for information and applications regarding the process for reestablishing electrical power to water well pumps.
Click here for disaster-related public health information.
Click here for a weather forecast from the National Weather Service regarding the Blue Cut Fire burned area.
For power outage information, please contact Southern California Edison at 800-655-4555. Edison will waive connection fees for total loss properties.
If you are aware of scam artists and price gougers preying on fire victims, contact the San Bernardino County District Attorney’s Office at (909) 382-7748.
Due to the generous donations of so many, the American Red Cross reports that current needs for items such as food, clothing and household goods for those impacted by the Blue Cut Fire have been met.
The Inland Empire United Way Fire Relief Fund is continuing to work with community partners to assess and address the unmet needs of those affected by the fire and is accepting cash donations to assist with this effort. Cash donations can be made online at www.IEUW.org/help, by texting RELIEF to 40403, or by check, made payable to Inland Empire United Way and sent to: IEUW Fire Fund, 9644 Hermosa Avenue, Rancho Cucamonga CA 91730