For over a decade, CalRecycle has supported communities impacted by wildfires and other disasters by safely disposing of debris and ensuring properties are safe for survivors to rebuild.
At the direction of the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES), CalRecycle collaborates with local, state, and federal partners in recovery efforts.
Debris removal operations recycle, reuse, and divert debris to the greatest extent possible.
More Information
Property owners
- Local Assistance Centers for wildfire survivors.
- Property Map for Hazard Tree program
- Mandatory hazardous tree removal for Camp Fire victims. File your forms.
- What to do if your home is damaged by wildfire.
- What makes a tree hazardous (YouTube, 04:26) | Transcripts
Contractors
For information about current solicitations and other opportunities with CalRecycle on debris removal and related projects, visit our Contracts page.
Cities and Counties
Local jurisdictions are critical players in every disaster recovery effort. CalRecycle and our partners have developed resources and plans to support and coordinate with you.