From this to burned beyond recognition. Habitat devastation that is inconceivable.
Unfathomable Destruction of Our Trees. Woolsey Fire destroyed more than 22,400 trees in Los Angeles County alone. It is a staggering loss.
New Leaf Blower Prohibition in Woolsey Fire Burn Areas
PASSED BOARD OF SUPERVISORS – DEC. 18
Supervisor Kuehl Introduces: Temporary Prohibition on Use of Leaf Blowers in the Woolsey Fire Burn Area.
Supervisor Kuehl’s Woolsey Fire Analysis Motion Passes BOS
PASSED BOARD OF SUPERVISORS – DEC. 18
SUPERVISOR KUEHL’S MOTION – ANALYSIS OF WOOLSEY FIRE AND FORMATION OF NEW WORKING GROUP
Supervisor Kuehl’s Homeowner Recovery and Relief Motion Passes BOS
Our thanks to Supervisor Kuehl whose motion was passed unanimously by the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, December 11th.
Important Upcoming Town Halls Woolsey Fire Recovery – Dec. 6,13,16
Communities and Stakeholders Impacted by the Woolsey Fire — Upcoming Town Halls Critical to Recovery Efforts – Dec. 6, 13, 16
Hazardous Waste Removal Inspections Have Begun….
HAZARDOUS WASTE REMOVAL inspections and removals began on Monday, Dec. 3.
Here’s What You Need to Know:
– Hazardous waste removal work is authorized by federal and state disaster declarations and a subsequent executive order given by the Governor of California. Yesterday, L.A. County Fire Department alongside teams from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) began assessing and removing household hazardous waste from properties burned by the Woolsey Fire. DTSC is in charge.
LA County Disaster Centers for Woolsey Fire Victims Open Sat. Nov. 17
DISASTER CENTERS:
Agoura Hills – Hilton Foundation Building – 30440 Agoura Road, Agoura Hills
Keeping SMM Communities Safe! Join Senator Stern – Sun. Aug. 19 at King Gillette 11 a.m.
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