Wildfire Aftermath: Clearing Debris and Rebuilding the Community- 5:17
with Sean McGlynn for the City of Santa Rosa
Posted Dec 07, 2017
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"The wildfires that blazed through California wine country destroyed more than 5000 buildings and misplaces thousands of residents. Santa Rosa City Manager, Sean McGlynn, discusses the North Bay's newest crisis - the removal of hazardous debris and ash from the community.
Interview recorded Nov. 28, 2017. Hosted by Aubrey Aquino."
Hosted by: Aubrey AquinoProduced by: California Newsmakers Team
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