Meeting will focus on debris removal and public health issues for impacted homes and neighborhoods

Boulder County, Colo. - On Thursday, Jan. 20, 2022 from 6 to 7:30 p.m., Boulder County will host an online community meeting for all residents impacted by the Marshall Fire. The focus of this meeting will be on debris removal for destroyed homes and ongoing public health issues for those in fire impacted neighborhoods including ash, air quality, etc.

What: Virtual Community Meeting for all Marshall Fire-Impacted Residents

When: Thursday, Jan. 20 from 6–7:30 p.m.

• 6-6:45 debris clean-up
• 6:45-7:30 public health issues

Where: Virtual meeting via Zoom Webinar.

Registration is required but participants can register at any time, including after the meeting has started. To participate, please register at https://boco.org/TownHallJan20-MarshallFire. To participate over the phone, please dial: 1-833-568-8864 and input the webinar ID: 161 092 1744.

Additionally, residents will have a chance to ask questions related to each topic. Participants can attend the portion of the meeting that is relevant to each resident’s specific case and topic. The online community meeting will also be conducted with a Spanish-language option and closed captioned. Questions can also be asked in Spanish.

This meeting is for impacted residents only. The meeting will be recorded and posted online the follow day on Friday to view on the county's YouTube at www.youtube.com/bouldercountybocc.

For more information, contact Katie Arrington at karrington@bouldercounty.org. View more information on the Marshall Fire recovery at www.boco.org/MarshallFire.