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Creating sustainable recovery: Read the latest news about Oregon’s wildfire cleanup

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

  • Ash and debris removal is at 98% complete; hazard tree removal 86% complete

  • Santiam Canyon resident Randall Tinney rebuilds Taylor Park in honor of his wife

  • Rogue Valley communities work to create sustainable long-term recovery

  • State and local partners collaborate on Collier Memorial State Park cleanup effort

  • Domestic well testing project extends through May 2023

And in case you missed it...

  • Task Force management responds to Secretary of State advisory report

  • New guide provides information on insurance and debris removal costs

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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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