Monument Fire debris removal to begin in Trinity County mid-September
The Trinity County Office of Emergency Services says the debris removal process for property impacted by the Monument Fire will begin later this month. In a press release, the Trinity OES says it recently requested the help of the California Department of Toxic Substances Control to assist the county and homeowners with debris removal.
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