An Inside Look at Phase 2 Debris Removal
New video PSAs available for media use
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is swiftly and safely removing fire and ash debris from neighborhoods impacted by the Palisades and Eaton fires. This is a key step on the road to recovery and rebuilding.
The six public service announcement (PSA) videos below explain what residents who opt-in to the government-run debris removal program can expect to see on their property and help answer some health and safety concerns from other community members.
We are sharing these videos with the media because we hope you will use them as PSAs, include them in your broadcast and online stories, and share them via social media to help LA County residents know what to expect as recovery efforts continue.
Thank you for your help in getting this information out to those who need it.
Hazardous Tree Removal Process
Learn about the criteria for identifying hazardous trees and tagging them for removal.
Not Just an Army Corps Mission
Major General Jason Kelly of the US Army Corps of Engineers discusses how working as a community promotes progress every day.
Safety is the Job
Major General Jason Kelly of the US Army Corps of Engineers discusses the commitment to protocols at debris removal sites that keep residents safe.
Recovery Work Isn’t Quiet
Recovery work isn’t quiet. During Phase 2 debris removal, there will be loud noise from construction crews.
Our Mission is Clear
Major General Jason Kelly of the US Army Corps of Engineers reassures the public that safety during Phase 2 Debris Removal remains the top priority.
Every Truckload
As Phase 2 Private Property Debris Removal ramps up, more trucks will be on the road. But every truckload means one step closer to recovery.
We hope that together we can spread awareness of these important messages to those in your audience impacted by the devastating fires.
PSAs are available for your use as you see fit. Please let us know if you have questions or if we can help support in any way.
Contact:
Los Angeles County Coordinated Joint Information Center, CJIC@ceo.lacounty.gov
