Boyle Heights Facility Fire
As of June 25, 2026, LAFD has made progress in containing the fire at the Lineage Cold Storage facility in Boyle Heights. Hazardous smoke and air particles continue to affect nearby communities. 211 LA is actively taking calls and working to connect residents with resources.
Boyle Heights Fire Response
Resources for communities affected by the Lineage Cold Storage fire
211 LA is on the phones, taking calls, tracking needs, and getting resources out to residents as fast as we can. Each day, our team verifies available resources and community distribution events to ensure the information we share is current. If you need help, dial 2-1-1 or text 52-211.
Situation background
On June 17, a fire broke out on the roof of the Lineage Cold Storage facility in Boyle Heights. Rooftop solar panels fueled the blaze, sending heavy black smoke across Boyle Heights, East Los Angeles, Montebello, Commerce, and surrounding areas. Shifting winds have continued to spread smoke day and night, affecting air quality across much of LA County. Firefighters have worked to contain the fire, though flares have continued to produce smoke over several days.
Related Resources
LA County Disaster information
For official updates on the fire, evacuation notices, and county-level emergency resources, visit the LA County Office of Emergency Management.
General information and supplies
Our team updates this list daily as we confirm what's available and where. Below you'll find health information, distribution events, and where to pick up supplies in your area.
- Health resources: information on smoke inhalation, air quality, and local clinic referrals
- Supplies and PPE: N95 masks, air purifiers, and protective gear for impacted residents
- Temporary shelter: emergency housing placements, including Airbnb stays for displaced families
- Distribution events: community locations where supplies are being handed out, updated daily
Your donation goes directly to people who still need help
We've been keeping lists of residents who need supplies so we can get them out quickly. But supplies are running low. Your donation will help replenish our supplies, including masks, purifiers, and other essentials for people who haven't been able to get what they need on their own.
Dial 2-1-1, available 24/7 in multiple languages. We'll connect you to the right resource.
211 LA serves all of Los Angeles County. If you're facing a life-threatening emergency, call 911. For air quality updates, visit AQMD's website or the AirNow app.