Urban wildfire: water system capacities and limitations

Researchers convene statewide experts to assess firefighting capacity, infrastructure gaps, and policy solutions.

Water Systems’ Wildfire Fighting Capacities and Expectations

Workshop Synthesis Report

Phase 1 of statewide wastewater assessment sets foundation for equitable solutions

UCLA-led research delivers the first statewide baseline of wastewater system risks, gaps, and solutions to support equitable infrastructure planning in California.

Wastewater Needs Assessment for the Human Right to Sanitation

How Have the LA Fires Affected Water Systems in LA County? An Early Overview

This report presents an early overview of how the 11 community water systems, two wastewater systems, and thousands of private well and septic systems were affected by the January 2025 LA County wildfires.

UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation provides an early overview of how L.A’.s water systems and their residents were impacted by the 2025 wildfires

From boil-water advisories to direct infrastructure damage, findings underscore the need for equitable and resilient recovery.

UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation to guide the City of L.A.’s efforts to advance equitable access to local water supplies

Key equity goals UCLA research will support include tap water understanding and trust, affordability, and broader community engagement.

UCLA Luskin Summit 2025: A Vision for Equitable Recovery After the L.A. Fires

The UCLA Luskin Summit 2025 brought experts together to explore pathways to equitable and resilient rebuilding in the wake of the LA Fires.