Right Of Way Debris Removal Begins In Neighborhoods Affected By Marshall Fire

Right of way debris removal begins in neighborhoods affected by Marshall Fire

Marshall Fire debris removal could begin in 2-4 weeks

Conversations begin on debris removal after Marshall Fire

FEMA-funded Marshall Fire cleanup begins in Superior

Debris removal offered for Marshall Fire victims

Boulder County Marshall Fire debris removal can move forward

Volunteers help Boulder County assess need for smoke-damaged debris removal

Crews Begin Clearing Damaged, Destroyed Vehicles, Debris From Roadways In Marshall Fire Burn Areas

Volunteer Groups Help Homeowners Ahead Of Next Marshall Fire Debris Removal Program Phase

Debris and ash removal is now complete is the Marshall fire burn area

Next Question: What happens with debris removed from Marshall Fire sites?

While debris removal for many Marshall Fire victims delayed, others have already started

Boulder County asks Marshall Fire victims to opt in or out of debris removal

Marshall Fire victims reach milestone with debris cleanup

Marshall Fire debris removed without notice

County approves contract for Marshall Fire debris cleanup

Boulder County Town Unsure How Much Marshall Fire Debris Removal Funding They’ll Be Responsible For

List of property prioritization for county-led post-fire debris cleanup expected Friday

Some Marshall Fire Victims Raise Concerns About Lack Of Notification Before Debris Removals

Jan. 20 - Marshall Fire Community Meeting for Boulder County Residents

Boulder County BOCC