Mayor Bass Issues Statement Regarding LAFD After Action Report

Los Angeles, CALocal News

Mayor Karen Bass confirmed that the City of Los Angeles must complete an after-action report on the Palisades Fire, as mandated by California regulations. The U. S. Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California requested that the report's release be delayed to prevent interference with an ongoing federal investigation. This investigation is significant, as it examines the circumstances surrounding the fire and the city's response.

Upon completion of the investigation, the report will be released in coordination with the U. S. Department of Justice. The report's findings will provide valuable insights into the city's emergency management strategies. This situation highlights the need for accountability and transparency in the city's handling of emergencies.

Local officials emphasize that understanding the response to such incidents is vital for future preparedness. The outcome of this investigation may lead to changes in policies regarding fire management and response protocols.

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