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Palisades Fire Recovery: As-Builts

The Palisades Fire started on January 7, 2025 and burned over 23,000 acres in the cities of Malibu, Los Angeles, and unincorporated communities in Los Angeles County. The fire caused widespread damage along State Route 1 (Pacific Coast Highway/PCH) and State Route 27 (Topanga Canyon Boulevard/SR-27), destroying 6,800 structures, damaging an additional 1,000 structures, downing utility power poles and powerlines, and prompted a full closure of the highways for months.

As the recovery process is underway, a web map application is now currently available online for the public to view Caltrans' As-Built records for the Palisades Fire vicinity. It has functions to query as-builts by route and postmile for SR-1 and SR-27 in Los Angeles County. As-Builts are a record of plans showing utilities and other pertinent documents regarding facilities constructed within Caltrans Right-of-Way. These may help property owners along these state routes as they rebuild, and the service streamlines the process for requesting these documents. There is no payment for these online records.

See the map: Palisades Fire As-Builts

Photos of Palisades Fire Burn Area

Pacific Coast Highway/State Route 1

Cars driving on a segment of Pacific Coast Highway/State Route 1 in the Palisades burn zone area.

View of Pacific Coast Highway repairs and construction materials on right shoulder.

Bird view of Pacific Coast Highway. Crane repair on hillside.

Topanga Canyon Boulevard/State Route 27

Cars driving on one lane of Topanga Canyon Boulevard/State Route 27, with workers in hi-vis apparel seen holding a stop sign and working in a closed lane.

Cars queued behind a one-way traffic control signal on Topanga Canyon Boulevard/State Route 27.

Traffic cones seen marking the lanes at the intersection of Topanga Canyon Boulevard and Pacific Coast Highway.Cars driving on Topanga Canyon Boulevard/State Route 27 with traffic cones and signs seen marking a closed lane segment.