Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
IMPORTANT: Do not start any clean up in the unincorporated area of the county until you have been cleared by a County damage assessment team. You could jeopardize your FEMA or insurance claims.
Residents returning to fire damaged homes need to take many precautions. The San Diego County Department of Environmental Health warns that hazardous materials as well as structural damage pose serious threats to your health and safety. It is strongly advised you take some basic safety measures when cleaning up your property.
Before sifting through debris, using a face mask, spray ash with a fine mist of water to minimize health impacts from breathing dust particles.
Be careful around burned trees and power poles. They may have lost stability and fall due to fire damage.
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