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LA County begins phase 2 debris removal as thousands opt into right-of-entry program
Summary
County and federal agencies said phase 2 debris removal has started in parts of Altadena and that 6,498 right-of-entry forms have been received, accelerating cleanup planning; officials urged eligible residents to opt in to speed removal and protect public safety.
Supervisors and county officials said Los Angeles County has begun phase 2 debris removal in parts of Altadena and urged eligible property owners to submit right-of-entry (ROE) forms so the county and its federal partners can clear hazardous fire debris without charge. County Public Works Director Mark Pastrella said 6,498 ROE forms have been received and that nearly 13,000 properties are affected.
The ROE program allows government crews to enter properties to remove hazardous debris and to plan removal work in coordinated batches. “Once you opt in your ROE’s in with us, we get you going, we send that off to the Army Corps of Engineers and we start planning how…
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