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  1. Welcome to Malibu Rebuilds
    In early November 2018, Malibu experienced the most catastrophic event and community-wide trauma in our history when the Woolsey Fire burned through our neighborhoods, stealing homes from so many of our neighbors. However, this resilient community has already begun taking strong steps to rebuilding, and City staff are ready to work with our residents through every step of that process. This Malibu Rebuilds site will provide critical information and guidance for residents as they rebuild their homes and together we will restore our community.
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  1. National Preparedness Month Fire Safe Council Workshop Newsflash

    Fire Safe Council Workshop to Help Residents Form Their Own Neighborhood Preparedness Groups

    Malibu will offer a Fire Safe Council Workshop as part of National Preparedness Month to help residents learn how to form grassroots, community-led organizations to protect their homes, communities and environments from catastrophic wildfires. Read on...
  2. Malibu Smart Workshops

    Malibu Smart Water Conservation Program Workshops & Incentives

    The Malibu Smart water conservation program offers homeowners and businesses the tools to reduce water use, save money and maintain a beautiful landscape. The program includes $5 per-square-foot grass lawn replacement, free rain barrels and workshops. Read on...
  3. Wildfire Season Preparedness

    Getting Ready for Wildfire Season in Malibu

    In preparation for the peak wildfire season, the City is monitoring fire conditions and offers residents help with hardening their homes from wildfires. Read on...
  4. City Manager Updates

    City Manager Updates
    August 16, 2019

    City Manager Reva Feldman’s regular updates for August 16, 2019. Highlights: HHW/E-waste collection, CineMalibu, Skate Park meeting, Emergency Preparedness Month, traffic improvement for Malibu Pier Parking Lot. Read on...
  5. Radical Beauty 2 Newsflash

    Opening Reception for Second Woolsey Fire Art Exhibition “Radical Beauty, Malibu Rising"

    The Cultural Arts Commission will hold an opening reception on Friday, Sept 20 at City Hall for the second installation of “Radical Beauty, Malibu Rising," the community Woolsey Fire art exhibition. Read on...
  6. Anchor for Malibu

    Anchor for Malibu Dedication Ceremony Video

    On July 25, the City of Malibu held a dedication ceremony for the sculpture, Anchor for Malibu, at Legacy Park. The video produced from the event has been published to the City of Malibu's YouTube Channel. Read on...
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    Disaster Preparedness Class for Older Adults and People with Disabilities

    The City is offering a free course on Disaster Preparedness for Older Adults and People with Disabilities on September 14 and September 26. The class is a part of the City’s month-long programs during September for National Preparedness Month. Read on...
  8. September Preparedness Month Newsflash

    Join Malibu's Classes and Activities Throughout September for National Preparedness Month

    Join the City's classes, drills and activities that are taking place throughout September for National Preparedness Month. CERT class, Disaster Preparedness for Older Adults and People with Disabilities, Disaster Notification Tests, and more. Read on...
  9. Speaker Series Alfie Kohn

    Malibu Library Speaker Series Featuring Education Researcher & Critic Alfie Kohn

    The City of Malibu and L.A. County Library present the Malibu Library Speaker Series featuring education researcher and critic Alfie Kohn, Wednesday, August 28, 7:00 PM at City Hall. Read on...
  10. WWD29 Fee Waivers

    LA County Waives WWD29 Infrastructure Fees for Customers Rebuilding Homes After the Woolsey Fire

    The L.A. County Board of Supervisors waived Waterworks District 29 infrastructure fees for customers displaced by the Woolsey Fire who are rebuilding homes, including Malibu residents. Read on...
  11. Woolsey Rebuild Portal

    New Online Portal Showing Progress of Post-Fire Rebuilding Activities

    The City created an online portal to keep the community and partner agencies updated on progress of post Woolsey Fire rebuilding activities. It is refreshed daily and shows various permits related to rebuilding and has a map showing rebuilding projects. Read on...
  12. SCE Info

    SCE Wildfire Mitigation, Tree Trimming Plan, Helicopter Inspections

    Information about Southern California Edison's emergency utility inspections, wildfire mitigation work, and Vegetation Management Plan in Malibu. Helicopters are flying over Malibu to conduct inspections of power infrastructure. Read on...
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