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United Policy Holders Through the United Policy Holders Roadmap to Recovery program fire survivors can access free, trustworthy help navigating the process of returning to a wildfire damaged area, repairing and replacing damaged and destroyed property, and collecting all available insurance funds. CA insurance alert re: Debris & mud flow damage in wildfire-impacted regions: Your...

Damage Maps

Online Structure Damage Map Cal Fire has released a map of properties damaged and destroyed within the North Complex West Zone Fire. View the Online Structure Damage Map. Rapid Response Drone Imagery On Tuesday, September 15, 2020, the teams arrived in Butte County and immediately began capturing video and photos of the areas affected, based...

Returning Home

When Returning Home As areas affected by the fire with destroyed homes and property are opened to residents, residents will have limited access to visit property to collect recognizable belongings and mementos that may have survived the fire. Please review critical health and safety information when returning to an area that has been affected by the fire....

North Complex Fire Recovery Information

The Deadline to enroll in the Private Hazard Tree Removal Program is April 30, 2021. Enrollment requires the submission of an approved Arborist's/Forester's Certification Form or Inspection Access Form. Please Note: If you have submitted an ROE form for the Government Program, you are already enrolled in a tree removal program, this deadline does not...

FEMA APPROVES PUBLIC ASSISTANCE FUNDING FOR TREES ROOTED ON PRIVATE PROPERTY THAT MAY FALL ON ELIGIBLE PRIVATE ROADWAYS

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 4, 2020 FEMA APPROVES PUBLIC ASSISTANCE FUNDING FOR TREES ROOTED ON PRIVATE PROPERTY THAT MAY FALL ON ELIGIBLE PRIVATE ROADWAYS OROVILLE, Calif. – Butte County and the Town of Paradise recently received notification that FEMA approved public assistance funding for the removal of Hazard Trees rooted on private property that are...

County to Accept Tree Removal Right-of-Entry Forms and Inspection Access Forms Through February 21, 2020

County to Accept Tree Removal Right-of-Entry Forms and Inspection Access Forms Through February 21, 2020 OROVILLE, Calif. –Butte County and the Town of Paradise require property owners to remove Hazard Trees burned by the Camp Fire. A Hazard Tree is any tree burned by the Camp Fire that poses a threat to fall on the...

Private Property Tree Removal Map

The Government Hazard Tree Removal Program is complete.

BUTTE COUNTY AND TOWN OF PARADISE SEND LETTERS TO PROPERTY OWNERS REGARDING HAZARD TREE REMOVAL PROGRAM

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 20, 2019 BUTTE COUNTY AND TOWN OF PARADISE SEND LETTERS TO PROPERTY OWNERS REGARDING HAZARD TREE REMOVAL PROGRAM Oroville, Ca— The Camp Fire recovery process continues to move forward as debris removal programs near completion and hazard tree removal programs begin. Butte County and the Town of Paradise recently mailed letters...

Tree Right-of-Entry (ROE) Centers to Open for Tree Removal Program, Community Meetings Scheduled

Tree Right-of-Entry (ROE) Centers to Open for Tree Removal Program, Community Meetings Scheduled OROVILLE, Calif. – The Paradise Town Council and the Butte County Board of Supervisors passed ordinances today requiring the removal of hazard trees damaged by the Camp Fire from private property that may fall into public roadways. Property owners may enter...

Tree Removal on Private Property

The Town of Paradise and Butte County required private property owners to remove Hazard Trees on private property that are so fire damaged by the Camp Fire they were a threat to fall into public and eligible private roads traveled by the public. The Town and County worked with the Governor's Office of Emergency Services ...

Hazard Tree Removal Program Approved for Trees on Private Property that may Fall on Public Roads

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 25, 2019 Hazard Tree Removal Program Approved for Trees on Private Property that may Fall on Public Roads OROVILLE, Calif. – Butte County and the Town of Paradise requested public assistance funds to remove burnt, hazard trees on private property that could fall and affect roads and living areas. The request...

Tree Removal

Tree Removal on Private Property The Town of Paradise and Butte County require private property owners to remove Hazard Trees on private property that are so fire damaged by the Camp Fire they are a threat to fall into public and eligible private roads traveled by the public. Property owners must enroll in either the...

When Rebuilding, PG&E Reminds Customers to Begin the Process Early for Starting Electric Service

VIDEO: How to get temporary power from PG&E

PG&E Wildfire Assistance Program Accepting Applications for Aid

PG&E Wildfire Assistance Program Accepting Applications for Aid Those displaced by the 2017 Northern California wildfires and 2018 Camp fire can apply for aid through an independently administered Wildfire Assistance Program funded by Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E). PG&E’s $105 million fund, approved by the judge in PG&E’s Chapter 11 cases, is intended to...

HELP AVAILABLE FOR SURVIVORS OF CALIFORNIA 2018 FIRE DISASTERS

SACRAMENTO- A newly launched assistance program offers help for people who need resources to recover from the wildfire disasters that struck late in 2018. The Disaster Case Management Program (DCMP) is working to connect fire survivors with resources to help them recover. Trained case managers can help disaster survivors find assistance with food, clothing, health...

Weekly Recovery Statistics for June 17, 2019

Each week Butte County and FEMA are providing updated statistics concerning a wide range of categories of recovery information. Click here: Butte County Recovery Statistics for June 17, 2019 Click here: FEMA Recovery Statistics for June 17, 2019 You can find current reports by clicking here.

Weekly Recovery Statistics

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CalOES and FEMA Issue Two Additional Myth vs Fact Sheets

Click the links below to read the most recent Myth vs. Fact sheets. California Wildfires Myth vs. Fact III California Wildfires Myth vs. Fact IV

Update: Wildfire Survivors Can Get Assistance for Unmet Disaster-Related Needs

SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Immediate Disaster Case Management (IDCM) is a federal program that assists disaster survivors with resources they may not realize are available. The program pairs non-profit resources with one-on-one case management. It is being offered at four locations next week across Butte County. Please note, the Butte County Employment Center is a...

Better Business Bureau Tips

Better Business Bureau (BBB) Tips As evacuees return to their homes and begin to assess the fire damage, one of the biggest questions on their minds might be how to rebuild. Although there is usually an outpouring of support and generosity from the public after a tragedy, unethical businesses may also emerge to try to...

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