Eaton Fire Recovery Block Party Unveils Demonstration Homes for Survivors
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Rebuilding families, community partners, and government officials are gathering for a block party and ribbon-cutting ceremony featuring newly completed demonstration homes designed to aid Eaton Fire survivors. Developed by Foothill Catalog and Williams Rebuild, the homes serve as educational resources showcasing building designs, costs, and methods to accelerate construction. The completed demonstration homes will be transferred to Eaton Fire survivors at cost through the Greenline Project.
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More than 300 rebuilding families, government officials, and community partners are convening at a specific location on Tonia Avenue to review home rebuilding models, with over 130 families receiving direct rebuilding assistance and homes being transferred at cost.
Key Facts
- More than 300 rebuilding families, community partners, and government officials are expected to attend the Eaton Fire Recovery Block Party.
- The event begins at 10 a.m. Saturday in the 3300 block of Tonia Avenue.
- Demonstration homes were developed by Foothill Catalog and Williams Rebuild as educational resources for fire survivors.
- The homes demonstrate building designs, costs, and ways to accelerate the rebuilding process.
- More than 130 families are receiving home rebuilding assistance through Foothill Catalog and Williams Rebuild.
- Completed homes will be transferred to Eaton Fire survivors at cost via the Greenline Project.
- Expected public figures attending include Rep. Judy Chu, state Sen. Sasha Renée Pérez, Supervisor Kathryn Barger, and Public Works Director Mark Pestrella.
- The event features tours of completed, furnished homes and meetings with architects, builders, government officials, and recovery partners.