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Rebuilding communities: Read the latest news about Oregon’s wildfire cleanup effort

Are you signed up for the monthly Debris Management Task Force (DMTF) newsletters? Our monthly newsletter provides the latest information and progress updates on Oregon's wildfire cleanup effort. Updates in the July newsletter include:

  • State, Federal and Local Partners make housing a reality for Almeda Fire Survivors

  • Oregon-based facility Biomass One powers homes in Jackson County with locally-sourced biofuel

  • Portland-based firm Schnitzer Steel gives recovered materials new life

  • How our crews practice fire prevention and mitigation in the field

  • In case you missed it: New guide provides information on insurance and debris removal costs

  • Reminder to please keep your contact information current and know the steps before you rebuild

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Wildfire waste and debris removal

The State of Oregon is working with federal, state and local partners to remove hazardous waste, and ash and debris from the 2020 Oregon wildfires safely, efficiently, and as quickly as possible. The Oregon Departments of Transportation, Environmental Quality and Emergency Management are leading the effort, with U.S. Environmental Protection Agency assistance.

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