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Advanced Enviro-Septic
Used in System for FEMA Housing

Location:
Paradise, CA
Installation Date:
2019
Owner:
FEMA
Engineer:
NexGen Engineering & Consulting LLC.
Contractor:
NexGen Septics LLC.
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The 2018 “Camp Fire” devastated the community of Paradise, California, killing 85 people, destroying 11,000 homes, and displacing nearly 50,000 people. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) needed to stabilize the situation and support rehabilitation of the community. This required a 1500-person workforce housing camp, which included 400 temporary housing units, laundromat, and food preparation and dining facilities.

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