Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced on Tuesday that a disaster assistance center is set to open soon to aid Angelenos affected by the ongoing fires in the area. Mayor Bass emphasized the importance of preparing for the recovery phase while still dealing with the emergency at hand.
The disaster assistance center is intended to serve as a centralized location for individuals seeking help and support during this challenging time. Mayor Bass highlighted the need for residents to remain vigilant as there is a possibility of the fires spreading further in the next 24-48 hours.
Addressing concerns about her response to the crisis, Mayor Bass defended her actions, stating that she has been actively engaged in meeting with evacuees and visiting the affected areas, despite not always being in the public eye. She assured the public that she is committed to fulfilling the city's needs in responding to the emergency.
Furthermore, Mayor Bass expressed openness to the possibility of President-elect Donald Trump visiting Los Angeles following his inauguration next week. The mayor's focus remains on ensuring the safety and well-being of Angelenos during this challenging period.
