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Another key milestone in the recovery of Lahaina began on Oct. 27 with the initiation of hazardous site assessments of burned property conducted for the US Army Corps of Engineers.
On Saturday, Phase 1 of the US Army Corps of Engineers-led removal of private property debris began with hazardous site assessments for 26 properties in Kula that were burned by the Aug. 8 wildfire.
A company in the midst of a federal probe is beginning the next phase of fire debris cleanup in Kula and Olinda under a $52.5 million contract awarded this week
The Hawaii Native Corp., with its 11 Dawson operating subsidiaries, has previously stated that the ongoing criminal probe does not involve company operations.
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