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• [1]90%
  gov.ca.gov/2025/07/07/six-months-after-the-la-fires-nations-fastest-residential-cleanup-nears-completion-as-governor-newsom-signs-streamlining-executive-order-joins-local-leaders-to-unveil-blueprint-for-rebuildi

  gov.ca.gov· Posted Sep 24, 2026· Starts Jul 7, 2025 ✓· 37% of score

  The governor's release of 7 July 2025 says 'On the six month anniversary of the Eaton and Palisades fires, Governor Gavin Newsom today announced the substantial completion of the public debris removal program'.

• [2]85%
  Debris Removal - LA County Recovers

  recovery.lacounty.gov· Added Sep 24, 2026· 37% of score

  LA County: 'the U.S. Army^[4] Corps of Engineers successfully completed Phase 2 debris cleanup in September 2025' for those who opted into the government program.

• [3]88%
  A Year After the LA Fires: Pacific Palisades and Altadena Communities Recover | Cal OES News

  news.caloes.ca.gov· Published Jan 7, 2026· 14% of score

  Cal OES: crews cleared 13,612 parcels of household hazardous waste in Phase 1 and removed debris from 9,664 parcels in Phase 2 - the fastest debris removal in modern US history and the second largest in California after the Camp Fire.^[1]

• [4]90%
  U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reflects on record-breaking wildfire debris mission

  army.mil· Published Nov 17, 2025· 11% of score

  USACE: Phase 2 began 11 February; more than 9,500 properties cleared and more than 2.6 million tons of debris removed; the last private property was finished in early September, nearly four months ahead of its first-anniversary commitment.^[1]

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