Wildfire Aftermath: Clearing Debris and Rebuilding the Community - 5:17
with Sean McGlynn for the City of Santa Rosa
Posted Dec 07, 2017
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.
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