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Avoiding property abatement

This letter was sent to property owners that have not yet elected to take advantage of the Consolidated Debris Removal Program or the Alternative Program. Don’t hesitate to respond as a failure to do so may subject your property to abatement by the County at your expense.

NEW Recovery & Assistance Roadmap

Tulare County introduces the NEW Recovery & Assistance Roadmap, a tool to better inform community members about the SQF Complex Fire and provide up-to-date information. The R&A Roadmap features the State Debris Operations Dashboard, updated every hour, and new information around reconstruction and repopulation. We encourage you to take a look. Remember that the County SQF Hotline is still available for your questions at (559) 802-9790.

Tulare County Debris Removal FAQ

Information on the process for debris removal

FAQ about the Consolidated Debris Removal Program

FAQ's for the Debris removal process, including how to enroll and FAQ's.

Resources for Survivors

Information and resources available to residents affected by the SQF Complex Fire.

Debris Removal

Resources and information for removing debris from wildfire on your property. This section also has information and application documents regarding the two debris removal programs you may participate in.

Maps and Dashboards

SQF Complex Fire maps, Evacuation Maps, Road Closures and more.

Donations

Ways to help and donate to those impacted by the SQF Complex Fire.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions.

Avoiding property abatement

NEW Recovery & Assistance Roadmap

Tulare County Debris Removal FAQ

FAQ about the Consolidated Debris Removal Program

SQF Complex Fire Recovery