Rebuilding Together

Official Rebuilding information for unincorporated Sonoma County after the following major wildfires:

2020 Glass Fire
2020 Walbridge and Meyers Fires (LNU Lightning Complex)
2019 Kincade Fire
2017 Sonoma Complex Fire

As recovery efforts are underway after the fires, we will continue to provide resources for rebuilding, including the latest information for permits and property tax assessments. Our goal is to institute a streamlined and expedited approach so our community can recover and rebuild as quickly as possible.

Do you live in Santa Rosa?

Residents within the City of Santa Rosa jurisdiction should visit srcity.org/GlassFireRecovery for information about the fire recovery process.

Make sure to check jurisdiction: Is your property in the City jurisdiction or in the unincorporated areas of Sonoma County? Find out by entering your address or parcel number into our Zoning and Parcel Report

Rebuilding Process

The step-by-step process for rebuilding after a major wildfire from filing a claim with your insurance company, to debris removal, to permit application and more.

2019 Winter Storms and Flooding: For flood recovery information, please visit: socoemergency.org/recover/2019-flood

Rebuilding During COVID-19

Permit Sonoma and the Resiliency Permit Center (RPC) are currently open for in person services to assist customers. Staff is available to assist you with your electronic permit processing. Services will be provided on a first come, first serve basis. Virtual services also remain available during regular business hours.

Current Information About Services

Rebuilding Process

The step-by-step process for rebuilding after a major wildfire from filing a claim with your insurance company, to debris removal, to permit application and more.

Latest News

Deadline to Submit Paperwork for Phase 2 Debris Removal Extended to Feb. 1
Published on January 15, 2021
The deadline for fire survivors to apply for the State of California’s consolidated fire debris removal program has been extended to Feb. 1, 2021 by the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES).
Deadline to Submit Paperwork for Phase 2 Debris Removal Extended to January 15, 2021
Published on December 16, 2020
The deadline for fire survivors to apply for the State of California’s consolidated fire debris removal program has been extended to Jan. 15, 2021 by the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES).
State’s debris removal program set to begin December 1, 2020 in Sonoma County; property owners urged to submit Right of Entry forms as soon as possible
Published on November 20, 2020
Sonoma County fire survivors who have residential property that was destroyed or significantly damaged by the Walbridge, Meyers or Glass fires have the ability to access Phase 2 of the Consolidated Fire Debris Removal Program being offered by the State of California to ensure properties are left free of hazardous waste and debris
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