County Transportation and Public Works (TPW) vegetation specialists and certified arborists, in partnership with Cal Fire and PG&E foresters, will evaluate and remove burned trees that are an imminent threat…
read moreNo property is exempt from the Household Hazardous Sweeps (Phase 1) Hazardous Waste Sweep. Your property may qualify for an exemption from Phase 2 of debris removal if the only…
read moreAfter the Household Hazardous Sweeps (Phase 1) have been conducted, and before debris clean up starts (Phase 2), property owners or the property contractor should clearly and visibly mark the…
read moreYes, soil sampling will be required as part of Phase 2 and prior to your property being ready to rebuild. Because soils in Sonoma County have naturally occurring levels of…
read moreThe Household Hazardous Sweeps (Phase 1) will be performed by the government using certified contractors. For Phase 2 debris removal, property owners can contact the California State Licensing Board to…
read moreIf a property owner or their insurance company must remove a burned vehicle from their property, they can do so after the Household Hazardous Waste Sweep (Phase 1) has been…
read moreIf your property is near a burned structure, but was not damaged please call your insurance company to follow up on what if any assessment you may need to take.…
read moreDebris removal is broken down into two phases. Phase 1 is the removal of household hazardous waste (HHW) for materials that may pose a threat to human health, animals, and…
read moreGenerally yes. Exclusion zones will be set up as a safety precaution but it is not anticipated that they will impact standing residences.
read moreNo. Household Hazardous Waste contractors will be licensed and insured, and their insurance will cover any injuries or damage to equipment that occurs during the Household Hazardous Waste removal process.
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