Conolidated Debris Removal Program – Cal OES News

State contractors apply a virgin-based biodegradable mulch to a property in Malibu cleared of debris caused by the Woolsey Fire in order to prevent future erosion. The application of mulch is one of the final steps in the state's Consolidated Debris Removal Program before final inspection reports are sent by state debris officials to local authorities.

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Final Inspection Reports for Nearly 85 Percent of Properties Participating in State’s Debris Removal Program Submitted to Local Officials

June 27, 2019 Greg Renick 0 Comments abatements, ACMs, Asbestos, asbestos abatements, asbestos containing materials, asbestos surveys, ash, burnt metal, Cal OES, California Governor's Office of Emergency Services, CalRecycle, concrete, Conolidated Debris Removal Program, contaminated soil, Debris, debris removal, Debris Removal Operations Center, erosion, erosion control measures, fiber rolls, final inspection reports, hill fire, Los Angeles County, Los Angeles County Public Works, site assessments, soil samples, testing and analysis, Ventura County, Ventura County Envionmental Health Division, virgin based diodegradable mulch, Woolsey Fire

State officials have submitted final inspections reports to officials in Los Angeles and Ventura counties for 84.99 percent of the

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Wildfire Recovery Update – June 24, 2019

June 24, 2019 Justin Jacobs 1 Comment Butte County, Cal OES, Camp Fire, Conolidated Debris Removal Program, Disaster Assistance, disaster recovery, FEMA, Town of Paradise

The State’s Consolidated Debris Removal Operations continue progressing across fire impacted areas in Northern and Southern California. To date, 5,396

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State contractors remove debris caused by the Woolsey Fire from the bottom level of a multi-level property in Bell Canyon.

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Wildfire Recovery Update: June 14, 2019

June 14, 2019June 14, 2019 RJ Ghilarducci 0 Comments Butte County, Cal OES, California National Guard, Camp Fire, Conolidated Debris Removal Program, hill fire, PID, Town of Paradise, Woolsey Fire

In Northern California, Camp Fire Debris removal operations progress as 4,622 sites have been cleared and nearly 1.5 million tons

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State contractors use an excavator to remove debris caused by the Woolsey Fire from a property in Malibu.

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Nearly 160 Final Inspection Reports Submitted for Properties Affected by the Woosley, Hill Fires

April 18, 2019April 18, 2019 Greg Renick 1 Comment asbestos abatements, asbestos surveys, California Governor's Office of Emergency Services, CalRecycle, Conolidated Debris Removal Program, Consolidated Debris Removal Program, Debris, debris removal, DROC, erosion control, fiber rolls, final inspection reports, hill fire, Los Angeles County Public Works, mulch, Right of Entry permit applications, ROE, site assessments, soil samples, Ventura County Environmental Health Division, Woolsey Fire

State officials at the Debris Removal Operations Center (DROC) in Calabasas have submitted final inspection reports to local officials in

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State contractors sort through debris caused by the Woolsey Fire at a property on Corral Canyon in Malibu.

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More than 53 Percent of Properties Participating in State Debris Removal Program Cleared of Woolsey, Hill Fire Debris

April 15, 2019 Greg Renick 1 Comment asbestos abatements, asbestos containing maerials, asbestos surveys, Caifornia Governor's Office of Emergenc7 Serices, Cal OES, CalRecycle, Conolidated Debris Removal Program, Debris, debris removal, Debris Removal Operations Center, DROC, final inspection reports, Governor's Office of Emergency Services, Hil Fire, Los Angeles County, Los Angeles County Public Works, Malibu, Rebuilding, reconstruction, Right of Entry Permit forms, site assessments, Ventura County, Ventura County Enviormental Health Division, Woolsey Fire

State contractors have removed debris generated by the Woolsey and Hill fires from more than 53 percent of the properties

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