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were state-approved, TFR staff coordinated with the state-appointed monitoring firm to eliminate potential inefficiencies and ensure monitoring staff and equipment were positioned at the necessary sites. Once all site prep had been completed, production and support equipment was placed on-site to begin debris reduction. Following a 3-4 day grinding lead time, our fleet of 8 mulch haul-out trucks followed the debris reduction crews onto the site. These 8 trucks were able to efficiently haul and dispose of approximately 300,000 yards of mulch debris at FDS sites ranging from 4-55 miles from DMS while working around inclement weather deterrents. Due to the widely varying size of communities requesting the work, TFR staffed and equipped crews to simultaneously reduce and/or haul debris from 6 different sites. This staffing arrangement gave us the ability to consolidate multiple grinding crews with up to several hundred thousand cubic yards of debris, and at completion, enabled us to disperse crews back to smaller communities in the area. We are certainly pleased to have served a small part in helping Iowans return to normal life absent large piles of vegetive debris on every street corner and feel quite accomplished that the project was completed in the safest, most efficient, and most effective way possible. Key Personnel Assigned to this Project Role Contact Information Scott Graby Project Manager (615) 456-7302 Sharon Lyell Operations Manager (512) 576-3000 Tiffany Jean Contract Manager (512) 565-0710 Scott Argiro COO (512) 260-3322 ITB No. 23-04-01 Disaster Debris Management and Disposal Services 19