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0 Georgetown counties. KDF's team hauled over 75,000 cubic yards of debris and cut over 10,000 broken limbs and leaning trees in Guilford county. 2011-2013 Bastrop wild fire The 2011 drought in central Texas paved way for one of the most devastating fires to ever hit the Page 12 United States, burning over 40,000 acres with 1700 structures damaged. KDF's team were instrumental in assisting Bastrop County through these hard times. Wade Kilpatrick met on a daily basis with Bastrop County, FEMA's Environmental team and the Endangered species consultants contracted with FEMA, to be sure no impact was made to the Houston Toad. "while Bastrop went through some very trying times, with the PPDR program and the Endangered Species Act, Wade Kilpatrick and Peter Sander not only met every requirement, but exceeded any expectations Bastrop County had from a contractor' Ronnie Moore Bastrop County Engineer 2011 Tornado Outbreak and hurricane Irene In 2011 hurricane Irene hit the east coast of North Carolina, KDF's Management team members managed 10 projects along the coast. Due to proximity of this storm, logistics was key. Working with clients and utilizing barges to move equipment around where roads had been washed away. The team managed Collection and disposal of 300,000 cubic yards and over 15,000 dangerous hangers from these areas. Due to the amount of flooding along the coast the collection and disposal of HHW was a huge undertaking. Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill During 2010 the BP Oil Spill was affecting a lot of the coast line in the Gulf of Mexico. Members of KDF's management team were responsible for the oversight and organization of boom being placed, then collected daily for disposal of oil. This was several thousands of feet of boom on a daily basis. KDF also had team members that were part of the beach remediation process. KDF Enterprises, LLC RFP Disaster Debris Management and Disposal Services 18-04-02