The Office of Recovery and Resiliency is supporting climate resiliency coordination efforts through direction from the Board of Supervisors Climate Resiliency Ad Hoc. Many County departments are currently working on climate resiliency/climate change efforts, or plan to start in 2020.

Here is a summary of County climate resiliency work

Sonoma County is now collecting insurance funds for Sonoma Complex Fires debris removal.

Many fire survivors have received copies of invoices sent to their insurance company for the Government-Sponsored Debris Removal work by FEMA. 

Property owners are NOT responsible for the full amount of the invoice.

The only money that should be turned over to the County is insurance proceeds designated for debris removal, less any reimbursable expenses property owners may have for additional debris removal or for repairs to property caused by the debris removal process. 

Learn more about the Debris Insurance Collection.

This short video highlights how the County of Sonoma is engaging the community in recovery and resiliency efforts.

The Board of Supervisors have approved the Recovery and Resiliency Framework to serve as a vision and approach for how Sonoma County will recover and emerge more resilient from the October 2017 wildfires.

• 2019 Annual Implementation Report
• Recovery Framework
• Recovery Progress
• Priority Projects
• Framework One-Pager
• Framework One-Pager Spanish