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Live fuel moisture around Malibu nears critical level

Jerry Vandermeulen, Malibu’s fire safety liaison, right, helped homeowner Bruce Parker determine what needed to be done to make the Parker home fire safe. Photos by Scott Steepleton/Malibu Surfside News
L.A. County Fire’s Drew Smith at a recent fire safety event in Malibu.

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Michele Willer-Allred, Staff Reporter
11:03 am PDT July 3, 2020
Live fuel moisture levels for the Santa Monica Mountains continue to drop closer to the critical level, serving as a reminder to Malibu residents to get their home fire prevention assessments completed as soon as possible.

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