Debris Removal

District staff routinely remove trash, debris, and abandoned materials from levees and drainage channels to help protect flood control infrastructure, reduce fire hazards, maintain water flow, and provide safe access for maintenance operations. These efforts are part of RD 900's ongoing commitment to maintaining a safe and functional flood control system.

The image depicts a wooded area with visible trash, makeshift shelters, and signs of potential homelessness.
The image shows a large pile of garbage and debris accumulation near a wooded area, with trees nearby and a path.
A dirt path lined with trees, litter, and debris, including a shopping cart and various pieces of trash.
A view of a natural area near water, with scattered debris and dry vegetation under trees.
The image shows a messy area with piles of trash, including garbage bags and discarded items, near a natural setting.