Storm and Recovery Information
This Storm Recovery Resources landing page was established by the San Bernardino County Office of Emergency Services to serve as a centralized hub for recovery information and assistance following the recent storms.
San Bernardino County experienced significant storm impacts from December 23-26, including flooding, debris flows, and infrastructure damage. While the storm system has passed, County departments and partner agencies continue recovery operations in impacted communities.
Residents can use this page to access available recovery assistance, local resources, safety guidance, and official updates as recovery efforts continue.
Important Update: Storm Debris Disposal Sites & Fee Waivers
As of January 21, debris and trash disposal operations at these sites have concluded and are now closed.
Residents of Wrightwood and Lytle Creek should note the following updates regarding storm debris disposal and available recovery resources.
Site Closures
The Wrightwood Disposal Site and Lytle Creek Disposal Site are now closed. Please do not bring debris to these locations.
Where to Dispose of Storm Debris
Residents should transport storm debris to one of the following facilities:
- Mid-Valley Landfill (Rialto)
- Victorville Landfill (Victorville)
Disposal Fee Waiver
A disposal fee waiver is available for up to 5 tons of storm debris for homes impacted by the recent storms.
Eligibility
For eligibility questions please call (909) 387-8311 before hauling debris.
Recovery & Cleanup Resources
San Bernardino County VOAD, in coordination with the San Bernardino County Office of Emergency Services (OES), is supporting recovery and cleanup efforts for communities impacted by recent flooding and mudslides.
All muck-out, flood, and debris cleanup efforts are being coordinated through San Bernardino County VOAD to ensure recovery is organized, safe, and reaches those who need assistance most. Requests are managed by vetted VOAD partner organizations and fulfilled based on available capacity.
Cleanup Assistance
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Homeowners and residents seeking cleanup help should contact Crisis Cleanup or the Flood Cleanup Hotline.
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Organizations interested in providing cleanup or recovery support can register to participate through VOAD.
Resources
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Homeowner assistance: https://sbcovoad.org/2025-december-adverse-weather-events#homeowners
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Organizations offering support: https://sbcovoad.org/2025-december-adverse-weather-events#orgs
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Flood Cleanup Hotline: (800) 451-1954
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Hotline available through January 23, 2026
Flood Preparedness PRECAUTIONS AND TIPS TO STAY SAFE:
- If you live in an area prone to flooding or near a burn scar, stay alert to rapidly changing conditions and be prepared to move to safety quickly.
- If a Flash Flood Warning is issued, stay off the roads and move away from waterways.
- If you live near a recent burn area, go immediately to an interior room on the lowest risk side of your home or move to higher ground such as a second floor.
- In general, avoid rivers, creeks, streams, recent wildfire burn areas, and any low-lying or flood-prone locations.
- Monitor your local response agencies for most current information
Resources to help you prepare NOW:
- Detailed National Weather Service forecast: www.weather.gov/sgx
- Countywide sandbag filling locations: sbcfire.org/sandbags/
- Status of roadways: QuickMap
- Current Road Closures: dpw.sbcounty.gov/operations/road-closures/
- Storm readiness tips: burnareainfo.sbcounty.gov/
- Sign up for San Bernardino County’s TENS emergency alerts: Sign Up – Smart911
Support Resources
- 211
- American Red Cross
- Guide to Disaster Assistance Services for Californians
- Guide to Disaster Assistance Services for Immigrant Californians
- Guía de Servicios de Asistencia por Desastres para Californianos Inmigrantes
- San Bernardino County Aging and Adult Services-Public Guardian
- San Bernardino County Behavioral Health
- San Bernardino County First5
- San Bernardino County Public Health – Animal Care Resources
- San Bernardino County Vital Records
- Southern California Edison
- SoCalGas
- https://livingatlas.arcgis.com/wildfireaware/#ext=-117.628,34.299,10,loc=
Information Resources
- Family Communication Plan
- Telephone Emergency Notification System
- California Disaster Help and Information Center
- California Highway Patrol
- CalOES
- Caltrans
- Mojave Desert Air Quality Management District
- National Weather Service
- Public Works Road Closures
- San Bernardino County Fire Department
- San Bernardino County OES
- San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department
- San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools
- San Bernardino National Forest
- South Coast Air Quality Management
- Southwest Gas: Safety Resources (swgas.com)
San Bernardino County Animal Care (AC) provides supplies and resources to animal rescue groups or residents who have been impacted by the winter storm. For animal supplies or resources, please call (909) 386-9820. If you find an injured or displaced animal, please contact (800) 472-5609 or visit animalcare.sbcounty.gov
San Bernardino County Environmental Health Services (EHS) provides environmental support, including food safety guidance, vector-related assistance, and public health education to support recovery efforts. To learn more about EHS services, please visit https://ehs.sbcounty.gov/
December Storm Photos –
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