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DENVER – FEMA has approved $3.07 million in federal funds to remove hazardous trees and wildfire debris along public roads in Larimer County as part of the recovery effort from the Cameron Peak Fire. The funds are provided from the agency’s Public Assistance program under the major disaster declaration for Colorado issued on January 15, 2021 following the Cameron Peak and East Troublesome wildfires.
DENVER – In response to Colorado’s devastating wildfires in 2020, FEMA and the State of Colorado are hosting a series of webinars to help residents understand increased threats to their homes, lives and property following the Cameron Peak and East Troublesome fires and prepare for the upcoming wildfire season.
Discussion topics will include wildfire preparation and recovery, increased flood risk, agricultural recovery and understanding insurance options. Panelists will answer questions and provide informative resources to help residents with their recovery.
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Cherished family heirlooms that survive a fire are often covered with soot and ash, requiring prompt and gentle attention to avoid further damage.
Report on Preliminary Damage Assessment (PDA) information for FEMA-4581-DR; Colorado as a result of Wildfires during the period of September 6 to November 5, 2020