Boulder County will host a virtual meeting to provide details about the coordinated debris removal program that will take place at private properties destroyed by the Marshall Fire for owners who have chosen to participate in the program. The meeting’s goal is to provide more information about what participants can expect to see at their properties when crews begin to remove material from destroyed property sites: 

Marshall Fire Debris Removal Program Virtual Public Meeting
Tuesday, March 29 
6:00 to 8:00 p.m. 
Online via Zoom – Registration Required 
Registration Link = www.BoCo.org/Debris-Meeting-March29 

During the webinar, Boulder County and its contractor will provide a presentation that will cover schedule, advance preparatory work, property owner notification, costs, what is and what isn’t included, and more. Attendees will be able to ask questions after the presentation via the meeting chat as time allows. Questions can also be sent in advance to Debris@bouldercounty.org. Questions that are not answered during the webinar will get responded to and posted on the county’s debris cleanup website (info below) soon after the meeting concludes along with a recording of the meeting and the presentation slides. Spanish and ASL interpretation will be available.  

Before the meeting, please visit the county’s Debris Removal Program Frequently Asked Questions webpage www.BoCo.org/Debris-Program-FAQs to learn more.  

The webinar will be recorded and posted to www.BoCo.org/Marshall-Debris-Cleanup for those who cannot attend.