Emergency Information

To better prepare Los Angeles County residents for emergencies and/or disasters, please see the below emergency information that lists critical resources, tips and facts to equip and alert residents on how to best respond and recover. For questions and further information, please refer to the emergency section of the County of Los Angeles website.

Novel COVID-19 Preparedness and Response

The Marina del Rey Convention and Visitors Bureau is working with Los Angeles County and our local and state tourism partners to monitor the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. We will continue to share key updates as they are received.

To see what’s open in Marina del Rey, click here.

GET THE FACTS

Click here to read updates from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health in response to reports of a novel (new) coronavirus.

When you visit Marina del Rey, please be prepared and bring a cloth face covering, especially when you plan to be in public areas. Facial coverings, such as cloth masks, must be worn in public as mandated by the California Department of Public Health. Click here for more information. 

During this challenging time, it is important to obtain accurate information about COVID-19 from reliable resources. Please visit the following for reliable data:

• The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has updated its FAQ about traveling within the continental U.S., which can be viewed here.
• For facts about COVID-19, visit the U.S. Travel Association’s page here
• Read about healthy travel practices here
• Read traveler updates from LAX here (Los Angeles World Airport) 

How You Can Stay Healthy

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health and CDC recommend personal hygiene and frequent hand washing as the best way to prevent illness. This includes:

• Wash your hands frequently and at least for 20 seconds.
• Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when you cough or sneeze, then throw the tissue in the trash and wash your hands.
• Avoid contact with people who are sick.
• Stay home when sick.
• Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth with unwashed hands.
• While not protective against novel coronavirus, public health officials also recommend the influenza vaccine. It’s not too late to get an influenza vaccine, since flu season can last into spring.