Chainsaws and Service: Altadena Recovery Update | Team Rubicon @TeamRubiconUSA
Chainsaws and Service: Altadena Recovery Update | Team Rubicon  @TeamRubiconUSA
Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
Months after the Eaton Fire scorched through Altadena, California, recovery continues — one yard, one tree at a time.

In this field update, Roberta O’Neill walks us through the challenges Team Rubicon’s sawyer teams are facing during vegetative cleanup operations. With dead trees lodged between fences and narrow spaces, precision and teamwork are key. Once the hazards are safely removed, the debris is hauled to the curb for disposal — lightening the load for local homeowners.

It’s hard, gritty work — but that’s what Greyshirts do best.

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