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EPA, NM government offering debris removal for Ruidoso residents

By Scott Brown,

18 hours ago

RUIDOSO, N.M. (KRQE) – State and national government agencies will be helping property owners who were affected by the fires and the flooding around Ruidoso. The Environmental Protection Agency will be facilitating a clean-up process, and professionally removing debris from residents’ property, all for free.

The clean-up process will include two phases. The first involves bringing the EPA onto the property to identify and remove all household hazardous waste. During the second phase, the rest of the debris will be removed. Residents can sign up for phase one only, or both.

Residents can sign up in person with a New Mexico Disaster Case Manager located at Disaster Recovery and Resource Center or go online to download the Right of Entry form, fill it out, and email it to DHSEM-DCM@dhsem.nm.gov.

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