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Blue Cut Fire Victims Rebuild

By Don Holland , Community Writer
November 22, 2016 at 02:28pm. Views: 22

SAN BERNARDINO >> Supervisor Robert Lovingood invited residents affected by the Blue Cut Fire to attend an open house to learn about assistance for removing asbestos and debris from their property. “Helping people who continue to struggle is one of my highest priorities,” said Supervisor Lovingood. “The Board of Supervisors has made special funding available to help people recover and prepare to rebuild, otherwise victims in this situation might find themselves on their own.” Residents had the opportunity to access information about Community Development Block Grants and zero-to-low-interest loans that may be available to them to remove asbestos and prepare to rebuild. They also received information about building and fire permits, water wells and debris removal. Representatives from county agencies including Community Development and Housing, Code Enforcement, Solid Waste, Building and Safety, Fire Marshal, Environmental Health and Behavioral Health were also available, as well as nonprofit groups such as the United Way to help victims with any other fire-related needs.

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