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Rebuilding after a Wildfire May 03, 2021 •  You might think that after a wildfire destroys a home or business, there would be a process to follow to rebuild on the site—which there is—but, it all takes time. See this news release from the state of California for fires that occurred in 2020. Debris removal is not as easy as it sounds. Wildfire Debris Cleared from Nearly 90 Percent of Properties in Solano, Nevada, Stanislaus, Yuba and Yolo Participating in State Debris Removal Program SACRAMENTO -- In another important milestone in helping California...

VACAVILLE — The state announced that nearly 90% of the properties in Solano County participating in the Consolidated Debris Removal Program have been cleared. “Debris officials have returned 32 cleared properties to county officials as ready for reconstruction,” the California Department

By City News Service Apr 15, 2021 LOS ANGELES (CNS) - Contractors have cleared debris generated by last year's Bobcat and Lake wildfires from nearly 90% of the properties in Los Angeles County participating in the state's Consolidated Debris Removal Program, it was announced today. Under the state program, administered by the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery and the state Office of Emergency Services in conjunction with participating counties, property owners incur no direct costs for participation. To date, crews have cleared 69, or 87.3%, of the 79 eligible propert...

State says nearly 73% of fire debris removed from Solano, Napa, Sonoma Terry Schmidtbauer, director of the Solano County Department of Resource Management FAIRFIELD — Nearly 73% of the debris left behind by last summer’s devastating wildfires – including the LNU Lightning Complex Fire – has been cleared away as part of the state’s Consolidated Debris Removal Program. State contractors have removed debris from 101, or 87.8%, of the 115 participating properties in Solano County, according to a statement released by the state Office of Emergency Services and Department of Resources Rec...

State work continues in LNU fire debris removal program FAIRFIELD — The state reports that five Solano County properties in the LNU Lightning Complex Fire area – and were enrolled in the public debris removal program – have been cleared for reconstruction. Those five properties will have to get county permits, the fees for which have been reduced by 30% for building and infrastructure permits. Six properties have been signed off on by officials with the Consolidated Debris Removal Program, according to Greg Renick with the state Office of Emergency Services. Emergency services officials...