Altadena Rebuild-06162026
The Altadena Crest Trail takes shape again as an LA Conservation Corps crew member clears charred debris left behind by the Eaton Fire.
Members of the LA Conservation Corps hike into the Altadena Crest Trail to support wildfire recovery efforts.
LA Conservation Corps crew member Julio Olivares helps clear and restore trails in Altadena that were damaged by the 2025 Eaton Fire.
Julio Olivares, 20, clears brush along the fire-damaged Altadena Crest Trail as part of an LA Conservation Corps crew restoring the 5.5-mile path burned in the Eaton Fire.
Julio Olivares (center) celebrates his graduation from the LA Conservation Corps wildland firefighter training program, joined by program leaders and first responders.
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Altadena resident Jason Guyton sought guidance from customer service representatives and planners at SCE’s Altadena Rebuild & Community Hub throughout his rebuild process.
Jason Guyton (back right) is partnering with contractors to rebuild his home in Altadena, where he plans to live with his family for the foreseeable future.
SCE Customer Service Representative Daniel Cortez (left) works directly with customers who are rebuilding and recovering after the Eaton Fire.
Community members often visit SCE customer service representative Enrique Alvarez (left) at the Altadena Rebuild & Community Hub to get help with their electric service, rebuilding timelines and project requirements.
At the Altadena Rebuild & Community Hub, customers can meet face-to-face with SCE customer service representatives to discuss electric service needs and rebuilding plans.