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EPA Cleans Up Hazardous Fire Debris | Spokane News
EPA hazmat crews are rolling into Spokane to tackle hazardous waste left behind by devastating fires, bagging up dangerous items like pesticides, pool chemicals, and lithium batteries — all while racing against time in a 60-day cleanup operation. Starting in the hardest-hit zones of the Old Trails fire, teams aim to process 30-40 properties daily, urging homeowners to let them work undisturbed — especially if you’ve got a gated property. This is just phase one: even after hazardous materials are removed, ash and debris may still contain asbestos or heavy metals, requiring additional cleanup…
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