Defending Homes from Mudslide Risk After the Eaton Fire |  Team Rubicon @TeamRubiconUSA
Defending Homes from Mudslide Risk After the Eaton Fire |  Team Rubicon  @TeamRubiconUSA
Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
After the Eaton Fire in Altadena, Team Rubicon is working to protect homes still standing from potential mudslides as a powerful storm approaches California. With steep, fire-scorched hillsides at risk of erosion, our Greyshirts are placing sandbags to help redirect water and debris away from homes.

Strike Team Leader John Cunningham explains how Team Rubicon volunteers and heavy equipment teams are building multi-layered sandbag barriers to create a safe path for rain runoff. Without these protective measures, mud and debris could flow straight into homes, causing even more devastation.

Disasters don’t end when the flames go out—Team Rubicon is here to help communities prepare and respond to these potential disaster threats.

To support our ongoing wildfire relief efforts, visit: trusa.co/SoCalWildfires25

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