Per the order properties with damaged or destroyed structures are not allowed to remove hazardous fire debris without County approval. Here's what to expect for debris removal as we …

Property owners impacted by the fire must follow the steps below for debris removal and rebuilding processes . Please note, ash, debris, and fire damage on homes may contain …

California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle) in coordination with Los Angeles County Public Works, will provide private property debris removal services to …

a “Los Angeles County Local Fire Debris Removal Program Application” (available at the following website: lacounty.gov/recovery ) and Workplan to the County for approval before January 31, …

Los Angeles County (County) is offering two ways for property owners to manage the structural debris/ash and hazard trees left by the Bobcat Fire and Lake Fire to ensure safety to workers, …

For further information on the assessment and removal of household hazardous waste from your property, please contact the LACoFD, Health Hazardous Materials Division, at (323) 890 …

Visit the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery for additional information regarding the recycling and reuse of construction and demolition debris. For questions and …

Los Angeles County (County) requested State and federal assistance to expedite recovery activities and ensure the safe removal of hazardous waste and fire debris from structures and …

The County of Los Angeles understands that the process of rebuilding after a disaster can feel cumbersome and frustrating. To help clarify the process, Los Angeles County has developed …

California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle) in coordination with LA County Public Works, will provide private property debris removal services to residents who …