Seven archived Everbridge messages on the APU response page cancel classes for the Eaton Fire, tell residential students to remain indoors, then resume operations and later report no immediate threat to the campuses.
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INITIAL ALERTWebsite
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Classes and work are cancelled tonight and all day tomorrow at the Azusa and Monrovia campuses due to surrounding wind and fire conditions and on advice of Azusa Police Department. Please exercise caution as you travel. Azusa Police Department has requested that all residential students remain on campus and are strongly encouraged to remain indoors out of an abundance of caution. Food service will remain available on East Campus.
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The archive prints the clock and not the calendar date. The next message, at 11:25 p.m., says tomorrow is Wednesday, January 8, 2025, so this notice is the evening of January 7.
The live Everbridge block on the same page is the already filed August 5, 2025 East Campus lockdown. It was not refiled.
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UPDATEWebsite+1 h
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Dear APU Community,
Azusa Pacific University’s Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT) and the Department of Campus Safety are monitoring the various fires in Southern California for impact to our main and regional campuses.
With some of our students, faculty, and staff living in close proximity to the Eaton Fire; hazardous conditions on Southern California roads and freeways due to wind debris and closures; and on advice from the Azusa Police Department, we have cancelled classes tomorrow, Wednesday, January 8, 2025, for our Azusa and Monrovia campuses. APD has requested that all residential students stay on campus and are strongly encouraged to remain indoors out of an abundance of caution. Food service will be available on East Campus.
Essential employees are expected to report to work. Check with your supervisor if you need clarification. Nonessential employees should work remotely if possible. Those displaced or without internet access, please alert your supervisor.
The Eaton Fire burning in Altadena has prompted evacuations as high winds are driving rapid fire growth and posing significant threat to nearby communities and making containment efforts challenging. Firefighters are working to slow the spread and protect critical infrastructure under extreme conditions. The combination of low humidity, dry fuels, and shifting winds has heightened the potential for spot fires and rapid expansion.
If there is a need to evacuate any APU campuses, you will receive information from APU through the following communication channels: a text and phone call (via Everbridge, APU’s emergency communication system), an email from CIRT to your apu.edu email address, and an announcement on the APU website and social media.
For the latest updates, visit or follow: CAL FIRE @L.A. County Fire
We pray for the health, safety, and wellness of our APU Community and all of our first responders on the frontlines. If you have any questions, email our Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT) at [email protected].
Thank you,
CIRT and the Department of Campus Safety
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The live Everbridge block on the same page is the already filed August 5, 2025 East Campus lockdown. It was not refiled.
SPN not attempted at 08:25Z
UPDATEWebsite+9h 52m
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With safety as our first priority, classes are cancelled at ALL APU campus locations, and chapel is also canceled at the Azusa campus, for Wednesday, January 8, 2025, due to the extensive winds (severe warnings added for Riverside County Mountains, San Diego County Mountains, and San Diego County Valleys), number of active fires (stretching fire resources), evacuations, power outages, hazardous travel conditions, and air quality issues in many areas throughout Southern California. We continue to pray for responders and those impacted by the fires and winds.
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The live Everbridge block on the same page is the already filed August 5, 2025 East Campus lockdown. It was not refiled.
SPN not attempted at 08:25Z
UPDATEWebsite+12h 3m
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Dear APU Community,
This is an important update regarding the current weather and fire conditions in Los Angeles County and surrounding areas, including Azusa. In addition to the previously issued High Wind Warning and Extreme Fire Weather Alert, we are actively monitoring the Eaton Fire that is burning in the San Gabriel Mountains. There is currently no immediate threat or evacuation warnings or evacuation orders that affect the City of Azusa and APU.
If there is an immediate threat, a mass notification will be sent via our Everbridge application, which allows us to communicate with the entire community by text, phone call, and email. With safety as our first priority, all classes have been canceled today at all APU campuses.
Key Updates
Eaton Fire
The Eaton Fire is currently active in Los Angeles County, affecting cities such as Altadena, Pasadena, and Monrovia, and is being closely monitored by APU’s Critical Incident Response Team.
There are no current evacuation warnings or orders affecting the City of Azusa or Azusa Pacific University.
Faculty, staff, and students residing in affected areas may experience road closures, poor air quality, and potential evacuation orders.
Power Safety: Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) may occur in high-risk fire areas. Prepare for potential power outages by having flashlights, charged devices, and emergency supplies on hand.
Wind Conditions
Sustained winds of 45-55 mph, with isolated gusts of 65-100 mph, continue to impact Southern California. These winds exacerbate fire spread and can create hazardous conditions.
Fire Risk
Extreme fire weather conditions persist due to strong winds and low humidity, increasing the likelihood of additional fires.
Safety Guidelines
Wildfire Preparedness
Stay informed by monitoring updates from local authorities.
Report smoke or fire immediately by dialing 911 and providing your exact location.
Familiarize yourself with the Ready! Set! Go! Wildfire Action Plan, available at fire.lacounty.gov/rsg . For live brush fire information and evacuation updates, please visit the Watch Duty website. Other resources include CAL FIRE and @L.A. County Fire .
Evacuation Readiness
Be prepared for potential evacuation orders if you live near fire-affected areas.
Keep a “go bag” with essential items, including identification, medications, and emergency supplies.
Air Quality Awareness
Poor air quality is expected in areas near the Eaton Fire.
Limit outdoor activities and use N95 masks if needed.
High Wind Safety
Avoid outdoor activities during peak wind periods.
Secure outdoor furniture and other loose items to prevent them from becoming hazardous projectiles.
Driving Safety
Use caution when driving in areas affected by smoke or high winds, as visibility and road conditions may be poor.
Avoid driving near or over downed utility lines.
Resources for Students (Azusa Campus)
Counseling Services: For emotional support related to fire or weather impacts, reach out to the University Counseling Center at https://www.apu.edu/apucares/
Campus Safety: Report hazards such as downed power lines, fallen trees, or other safety concerns to the Campus Safety Department at (626) 815-5000.
Emergency Contacts
Life-Threatening Emergency: 911
Campus Safety: (626) 815-5000
Risk, Safety, and Emergency Management: (626) 815-2000
Facilities Management: (626) 812-3002
We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates. Your safety is our highest priority, and we encourage everyone to remain informed and take the necessary precautions. Continue to pray for the first responders and all those impacted by these conditions.
Thank you,
CIRT and the Department of Campus Safety
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The archive prints the clock and the word today. The 8:17 a.m. message names Wednesday, January 8, 2025, and the 6:50 p.m. message says tomorrow is Thursday, January 9.
The live Everbridge block on the same page is the already filed August 5, 2025 East Campus lockdown. It was not refiled.
SPN not attempted at 08:25Z
UPDATEWebsite+20h 25m
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Dear APU Community,
Given current conditions, all classes and work will resume tomorrow, Thursday, January 9, 2025, on all APU campuses. Students in clinicals or internships may connect as needed with faculty and supervisors for further instructions.
Faculty, staff, or students who may have been personally impacted by the fires should reach out to the following: chair/dean (faculty), supervisor (staff), and faculty members (students), if they need to be absent and/or request an accommodation. We are still monitoring conditions and consulting with local law enforcement. If the situation changes overnight, we will provide an update via Everbridge.
If you identify safety concerns upon your return to campus, please notify the Department of Campus Safety or Department of Risk Management. If you encounter other issues with your work location, please visit Inside APU (formerly Total Access) to submit a Campus Work Order, found under Everyday Links and organized by location.
For the latest updates, visit or follow: CAL FIRE @L.A. County Fire Watch Duty Brush Fire Alerts
We continue to pray for any members of the APU Community affected as well as all of our first responders on the frontlines. If you have any questions, email our Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT) at [email protected].
Thank you,
CIRT and the Department of Campus Safety
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The live Everbridge block on the same page is the already filed August 5, 2025 East Campus lockdown. It was not refiled.
SPN not attempted at 08:25Z
UPDATEWebsite
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Dear APU Community,
The Eaton Brush Fire incident in the Pasadena/Altadena area, approximately 8-10 miles west of the City of Azusa and Azusa Pacific University, is showing signs of stability, although containment is 0 percent. Fortunately, there has been no significant eastward progression that would directly impact the Azusa campus. While there are no current threats to our community, local emergency agencies plan to continue operations throughout the month to ensure the affected area is fully secured.
From the onset of the Eaton Brush Fire incident, the Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT) has maintained ongoing communication with public safety agencies, emergency services, neighboring universities and school districts, the Area Emergency Operations Center, and the City of Azusa. This collaboration has ensured a well-coordinated response. Meanwhile, groundskeeping crews have been diligently removing debris, such as fallen branches and other materials, to maintain the safety and cleanliness of the campus environment. In addition, the Facilities team recently changed air filters in campus buildings to improve indoor air quality as part of the routine maintenance cycle.
In addition, CIRT leverages platforms such as Watch Duty and other tools to obtain real-time data on brush fires, evacuation warnings and orders, and any other public safety emergency information. The CIRT team will continue to actively monitor all aspects of the Eaton Brush Fire, along with any other regional fires and public safety emergencies that may impact any of APU’s six regional campuses. This includes tracking incidents, weather conditions, air quality indexes, power outages, and all facility operations.
The anticipated return of Santa Ana winds next week, which are predicted to be less severe than in recent days, presents a slight risk of reigniting hotspots or triggering new fires in the surrounding areas. If any further emergencies arise related to this incident, additional communication will be promptly issued to ensure the safety and well-being of the APU community.
Resources Wind Tracker ReadyLACounty CAL FIRE Air Quality Index Map Public Health Guidelines for Poor Air Quality/Smoke and Ash Exposure Wildfire Smoke: Considerations for California's Public Health Officials Los Angeles Fire Department Resource Page Los Angeles County Fire Department Resource Page Ready! Set! Go! .
Emergency Contacts Life Threatening Emergency: 911 Department of Campus Safety: (626) 815-5000 Department of Risk, Safety, and Emergency Management: (626) 815-2000 Facilities Management: (626) 812-3002
Although we are grateful to be open for classes and work today, we recognize that the challenge continues and its ongoing impact for so many, including APU Community members who have been dislocated and/or experienced property loss. Please pray for all who have been affected as well as all of our first responders on the frontlines. If you have any questions, email our Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT) at [email protected].
Thank you,
CIRT and the Department of Campus Safety
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The live Everbridge block on the same page is the already filed August 5, 2025 East Campus lockdown. It was not refiled.
SPN not attempted at 08:25Z
UPDATEWebsite+5d
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Dear APU Community,
We are providing an update on the Eaton Fire. As of now, the fire is 33% contained and poses no immediate threat to Azusa or any APU Regional campuses. The eastern edge of the fire remains approximately 8-10 miles northwest of APU’s main campus in Azusa and about 4 miles north of the Monrovia Regional Campus, with no active hotspots. Additionally, evacuation warnings and orders have been lifted for Monrovia, Bradbury, and Duarte.
The Department of Risk, Safety, and Emergency Planning, along with the Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT) and the Department of Campus Safety, continues to monitor the situation closely in coordination with local public safety agencies, including forecasted winds beginning this evening, January 13. In the event of significant changes or an emergency evacuation, we will notify students, staff, and faculty promptly via our mass notification platform, Everbridge. These communications will include evacuation plans, rally points, and transportation arrangements as needed. Please continue to rely on official APU communications for accurate updates.
Resources Watch Duty LA County Joint Information Center Los Angeles Fire Department Resource Page Los Angeles County Fire Department Resource Page Ready! Set! Go!
Emergency Contacts Life Threatening Emergency: 911 Department of Campus Safety: (626) 815-5000 Department of Risk, Safety, and Emergency Management: (626) 815-2000 Facilities Management: (626) 812-3002
We know that this fire continues to impact many, including APU community members who have been dislocated and/or experienced property loss. Please pray for all who have been affected as well as all of our first responders on the frontlines.
If you have any questions, email our Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT) at [email protected].
Thank you,
CIRT and the Department of Campus Safety
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The live Everbridge block on the same page is the already filed August 5, 2025 East Campus lockdown. It was not refiled.
SPN not attempted at 08:25Z
Message elements
How the first alert is built
To check this alert, SuperGrok Heavy 4.5 (an AI) read it in full 25 separate times, independently. Each read decided whether the message answers each of the six questions and gave a short reason. A final reviewer then weighed all 25 and wrote the plain-English verdict you see when you open a row. The score (for example 22/25) is how many reads agreed; the 25 individual reads are tucked underneath if you want to check them.
Classes and work are cancelled tonight and all day tomorrow at the Azusa and Monrovia campuses due to surrounding wind and fire conditions and on advice of Azusa Police Department. Please exercise caution as you travel. Azusa Police Department has requested that all residential students remain on campus and are strongly encouraged to remain indoors out of an abundance of caution. Food service will remain available on East Campus.
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25 of 25 passes marked this absent. The message names the police request and does not sign a campus office.
Who is sending the alert and who is responding. People act faster on a message from a clearly identifiable, credible sender, such as a named department, the police, or a branded alert system, than on an anonymous notice. A branded signature counts.
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absent: First reading: absent. The message names the police request and does not sign a campus office.
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absent: Twenty-fourth reading: absent. The message names the police request and does not sign a campus office.
absent: Twenty-fifth reading: absent. The message names the police request and does not sign a campus office.
Hazardpresent25/25
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25 of 25 passes marked this present. "wind and fire conditions" names the hazard.
What the threat actually is. A complete warning names the specific danger, such as a shooter, a fire, a tornado, or a gas leak, rather than a vague emergency, because people decide what to do based on what they are facing.
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present: First reading: present. "wind and fire conditions" names the hazard.
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Locationpresent25/25
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25 of 25 passes marked this present. "Azusa and Monrovia campuses" and "East Campus" name the places.
Where the threat is. Saying whether danger is in a specific building, a part of campus, or area-wide lets people judge their own proximity and choose a safe direction. Without a where, a warning is hard to act on precisely.
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present: First reading: present. "Azusa and Monrovia campuses" and "East Campus" name the places.
present: Second reading: present. "Azusa and Monrovia campuses" and "East Campus" name the places.
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Guidancepresent25/25
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25 of 25 passes marked this present. Residential students are told to remain on campus and remain indoors.
The protective action to take. A clear, specific instruction, such as shelter in place, evacuate, avoid the area, or run-hide-fight, drives faster and more correct protective behavior than describing the threat alone.
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present: First reading: present. Residential students are told to remain on campus and remain indoors.
present: Second reading: present. Residential students are told to remain on campus and remain indoors.
present: Third reading: present. Residential students are told to remain on campus and remain indoors.
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present: Nineteenth reading: present. Residential students are told to remain on campus and remain indoors.
present: Twentieth reading: present. Residential students are told to remain on campus and remain indoors.
present: Twenty-first reading: present. Residential students are told to remain on campus and remain indoors.
present: Twenty-second reading: present. Residential students are told to remain on campus and remain indoors.
present: Twenty-third reading: present. Residential students are told to remain on campus and remain indoors.
present: Twenty-fourth reading: present. Residential students are told to remain on campus and remain indoors.
present: Twenty-fifth reading: present. Residential students are told to remain on campus and remain indoors.
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Final assessment
25 of 25 passes marked this present. "tonight and all day tomorrow" gives the closure window.
When the message applies. A timestamp, the word now or immediately, or a phrase like until further notice tells the reader whether the danger is current and how quickly to act.
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present: First reading: present. "tonight and all day tomorrow" gives the closure window.
present: Second reading: present. "tonight and all day tomorrow" gives the closure window.
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present: Twenty-fifth reading: present. "tonight and all day tomorrow" gives the closure window.
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Final assessment
25 of 25 passes marked this absent. No injury and no suspect description are stated.
What the hazard could do to the people in its path. Beyond naming the threat, a complete warning conveys its potential consequences or severity, such as that a tornado can level buildings or that a leak could be explosive, so recipients grasp how much danger they are in. Research on warning message content finds that a concrete impact statement helps people personalize their risk and act sooner.
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absent: First reading: absent. No injury and no suspect description are stated.
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absent: Twenty-second reading: absent. No injury and no suspect description are stated.
absent: Twenty-third reading: absent. No injury and no suspect description are stated.
absent: Twenty-fourth reading: absent. No injury and no suspect description are stated.
absent: Twenty-fifth reading: absent. No injury and no suspect description are stated.
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The notices are the archived Everbridge updates on apu.edu/response. The live block on that page is the already filed August 5, 2025 lockdown and was not added again. Obfuscated contact addresses render as [email protected] on both fetches.
Analysis
Key Findings
01Residential students were told to remain on campus and indoors while classes were canceled at Azusa and Monrovia.
02The January 13 update said the fire was 33 percent contained and posed no immediate threat to the campuses.
Outcome
Classes were canceled the night of January 7 and on January 8. A 6:50 p.m. message set a resume for January 9. The January 13 update said the fire posed no immediate threat to the campuses.
Provenance
Sources
Every claim on this page is meant to be checkable. Open the links below (and the Verify this quote control under each confirmed alert) to read the original university, news, or archive page yourself. Hostnames are shown so you can see where you are going; archived copies survive when live pages move or disappear. See also our methodology.
Campus Alert Archive. "Azusa Pacific University: Classes canceled and residential students told to remain indoors." Incident of January 7, 2025. Added October 2026. https://campusalertarchive.com/case/azusa-pacific-university-eaton-fire-campus-closure-2025-01-07/