Atención Residentes del Condado de Los Angeles afectados por los recientes fuegos forestales

Attention Los Angeles County homeowners affected by the recent wildfires, we're going to talk about debris removal and the next steps in that process now that the hazardous materials have been removed by the EPA. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is removing debris. You must submit a right of entry form to participate. Here's what you need to do. Present your ROE form by visiting Recovery LA County Gov or in person at a Disaster Recovery Center at 540 W. Woodberry Road, Altadina or 10850 Pico Boulevard, Los Angeles. Los Angeles County will review your form. Verify the property. Once your form is approved, it will be sent to the Army Corps of Engineers. The Army Corps of Engineers will assess your property and categorize the work needed based on its condition. If it's destroyed, partially damaged, or requires specific actions, a site visit will be scheduled with you or a designated contact. During this visit, contractors will inspect for hazards like asbestos and determine if additional work is needed. The next step is to remove debris like furniture, personal effects, appliances, and other hazardous materials. Once finished the Corps will conduct a final inspection to ensure everything meets all safety standards. When the process is complete your property is returned to Los Angeles County and then back to you marking the end of debris removal. Don't forget the deadline to file your Ros form is March 31, 2025. Don't wait, file your form today and