Rebuilding Together

Rebuilding Together

Official Rebuilding information for unincorporated Sonoma County after the 2017 Sonoma Complex Fire and 2019 Kincade 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.

Urgency Ordinances:

City of Santa Rosa: If you are rebuilding in the City of Santa Rosa and are looking for Rebuild information, please visit: SRCity.org/Rebuilding

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

Kincade Fire RESA MapKincade Fire Map

Rapid Evaluation Safety Assessment (RESA) and Property Clean-Up Status

This map shows the final results of both field and aerial safety assessments and property clean-up status for parcels in unincorporated Sonoma County affected by the 2019 Kincade Fire.

Updated 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

  • Featured News: Kincade Fire Rebuilds

    Kincade Fire Rebuilds

    Published on November 14, 2019

    In response to the Kincade Fire County leadership recognized the need for swift action so property owners could start the rebuilding process as quickly as possible. Important elements include debris cleanup, expedited permitting processes, and additional services for fire survivors. 

  • Board Adopts Urgent Ordinance to Provide Housing Solutions for Kincade Survivors

    Published on November 7, 2019 at 3:20 PM

    On November 5, 2019, the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors took action to meet the urgent housing needs of Kincade Fire survivors. The Kincaid Fire destroyed or damaged 434 structures, 209 of which are residential. In response to this fire, the Board of Supervisors adopted the Urgency Ordinance to add a new code, Kincade Fire Disaster Recovery (Chapter 40A), to Sonoma County Code.

  • Household Hazardous Waste Removal Process to Begin for Properties Impacted by the Kincade Fire

    Published on November 5, 2019

    The County of Sonoma will conduct an initial Household Hazardous Waste sweep on properties impacted by the Kincade Fire to protect the public and the environment.

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Contact Information

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Permit Sonoma

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Permit Sonoma

Permit Sonoma handles construction and land use permitting for unincorporated Sonoma County.

Rebuilding Permits Data

Rebuilding Permits Data
View the number of rebuilding permits issued in unincorporated Sonoma County on parcels impacted by the 2017 Sonoma Complex Fire.