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® Hurricane Matthew, a powerful Category 5 Atlantic hurricane, brought widespread destruction, devastation, and loss of life in the fall of 2016. Matthew was the first Category 5 Atlantic hurricane since Felix in 2007 and the second major hurricane to strike the region in the 2016 hurricane season. It caused over$15 billion worth of damage. This storm swept up the Atlantic seaboard of the United States, leaving extensive property damage and debris it its wake along the coastal areas. KDF was on page 2 site as the hurricane struck, ready to direct push crews to clear the roads for emergency vehicles as soon as the storm cleared. After the storm passed, KDF orchestrated recoveries around the Daytona Beach, Florida area; St. Augustine, Florida; as well as the North Carolina counties of Roberson, Bladen, and Columbus leading to hauling over 200,000 cubic yards of debris and cut over 60,000 to help restore these communities. 2016 Hurricane Hermine Until Hurricane Hermine, Florida had enjoyed a period of about ten years without a hurricane making landfall. In the fall of 2016, Hermine developed as the ninth tropical depression in the and became the hurricane that struck the Florida panhandle, causing substantial damage, debris, and flooding across the region. KDF was on site immediately, working closely with Florida DOT representatives to ensure a quick response. In the recovery, KDF managed the collection, hauling, and proper disposal of over 20,000 cubic yards of debris in Leon County and Tallahassee, Florida. 2016 Louisiana Severe Flooding ® During the fall of 2016, Louisiana suffered persistent heavy rainfall resulting in catastrophic flooding in the state. Numerous rivers and other bodies of water reached record heights, and rainfall surpassed twenty inches in various parishes. KDF managed over twenty-five haul trucks in the Baton Rouge and Lafayette areas. This project included the implementation and installation of a GPS tracking system for all of the trucks. The GPS system tracked the trucks in real time and stored travel logs of the trucks for the entire project, reviewable by both the monitoring firm and Louisiana DOT. As a result, KDF orchestrated the hauling over 150,000 cubic yards of debris and provided Louisiana a substantial step towards returning the area to normal. 2015—2016 Texas Flood Event After days of heavy rain, Texas was slammed with a slow moving torrential rainfall that created multiple punishing floods throughout the region. Over 1,000 homes were damaged or destroyed from the resulting disaster. Tens of millions of dollars of repair work was needed to repair and restore public infrastructure and address the resulting debris strewn throughout the area. KDF was involved with hauling and clearing for Hays County, Caldwell County, Martindale, and San Marcos, helping to restore and repair the streets with ROW work as well as clearing debris from the parks and rivers. Search and recover. For our outstanding work, KDF received multiple commendations including the City of San Marcos and Hays County Emergency Medical Services. KDF Enterprises, LLC RFP Disaster Debris Management and Disposal Services 18-04-02