As we prepare for our 2025 Wildfire Leadership Summit this fall, we wanted to give a big shoutout to SlidesLive—our trusted partner in capturing the heart and energy of this incredible event. Last year, SlidesLive recorded full sessions across all three days of the Summit, handling every moment with professionalism, precision, and ease. Their team was timely, communicative, and truly wonderful to work with from start to finish. Their continued support and reliability make them an essential part of our event experience, and we’re excited to continue our partnership into 2025. Check out the full sessions, recorded by SlidesLive, on our YouTube channel! We’ve been continually impressed by their ability to deliver high-quality recordings of such an important event. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGiVHREZs3hTrUk2yvwDnL7qP6pScxNd0&si=MKn8RPv0paTOtA3N #WildfireLeadershipSummit #SlidesLive #EventRecording #StreamingServices #TrustedPartners #LeadershipInRecovery #AftertheFireUSA (fb)

"Many residents who lost their homes in the Palisades or Eaton fires should have received a tax refund because their properties are now worth a lot less. But in about 330 cases, U.S. Postal Service workers tried unsuccessfully to deliver the checks to vacant or destroyed homes, since residents hadn’t provided a new address. Los Angeles County officials said Tuesday that they have sent roughly 9,700 checks totaling $26 million to residents whose properties were reassessed because of wildfire damage. Those residents had already paid their taxes and were owed a refund after their property values plummeted. “I’m concerned that people probably need that money back right now,” L.A. County Assessor Jeff Prang said of the residents who haven’t received their checks. You can update your contact information here: https://assessor.lacounty.gov/homeowners/change-mailing-address https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2025-05-28/many-fire-victims-are-owed-a-property-tax-refund-la-county-cant-find-some-of-them (fb)