status: Open -> Standby

notes: A 24-hour call center (Red Cross) has been established to handle general inquiries relating to the Sayre wildfire: (310) 943-5268. Callers will be given information regarding donations, volunteering, and making contact with loved ones affected by the fires. The recording says "if you need help as a result of the fire, go to the shelters in Sylmar & San Fernando). If you want to volunteer for Red Cross, leave a message. -> A 24-hour call center (Red Cross) has been established to handle general inquiries relating to the Sayre wildfire: (310) 943-5268. Callers will be given information regarding donations, volunteering, and making contact with loved ones affected by the fires. The recording says "if you need help as a result of the fire, go to the shelters in Sylmar & San Fernando). If you want to volunteer for Red Cross, leave a message".

name: Sayre Wildfire Call Center -> Red Cross, Sayre Wildfire Call Center
notes: A 24-hour call center has been established to handle general inquiries relating to the Sayre wildfire: (310) 943-5268. Callers will be given information regarding donations, volunteering, and making contact with loved ones affected by the fires. -> A 24-hour call center (Red Cross) has been established to handle general inquiries relating to the Sayre wildfire: (310) 943-5268. Callers will be given information regarding donations, volunteering, and making contact with loved ones affected by the fires. The recording says "if you need help as a result of the fire, go to the shelters in Sylmar & San Fernando). If you want to volunteer for Red Cross, leave a message.
organization: City Run -> American Red Cross
cat_notes: -> Interesting. The San Fernando shelter closed last Sunday. Nothing in the paper even indicated that this was a Red Cross number. I figured it was going to be manned live 24/7 as it stated in the article. Dweebs.