Los Angeles County is actively urging property owners to enroll in the free fire debris removal program provided by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers by the March 31 deadline. As of now, approximately 8,200 properties have opted in, while over 700 have opted out. The process requires residents to grant the county right of entry for the cleanup, which includes a stringent verification to prevent fraud. The extensive cleanup informs the need for more resources as over 13,500 properties have been identified in high-risk zones, following devastating fires that resulted in significant debris generation.
Los Angeles County is encouraging property owners to opt into a free fire debris removal program with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers before the March 31 deadline.
Col. Eric Swenson emphasized the importance of contacting the county for residents considering the program to start the debris removal process.
L.A. County has identified over 13,500 eligible parcels for debris removal, highlighting the massive scale of cleanup needed after significant wildfires.
The Environmental Protection Agency has effectively cleared hazardous materials from properties, showcasing the thorough approach to safe debris management in the cleanup efforts.
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