San Diego Flood Clean Up Efforts
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- Опубліковано 27 січ 2024
- On January 22nd 2024, San Diego recorded one of its wettest days on record with nearly 3 inches falling in the span of a few hours. While most areas received little to no damage, the communities of Southcrest, Encanto and Mountain View that back up to Chollas Creek were hard hit. Chollas Creek eventually could not keep up with the rain and overflowed into the streets and then into houses. Some residents got lucky as the water did not enter their houses, but others, as you can see, weren't so lucky. For those whose houses were impacted, residents were able to put anything and everything out at the curb. ESD started deploying trucks on Wednesday to begin the long and tedious clean up effort.
Seen here're two of ESDs Special Collections trucks, 811 130 and 811 140 cleaning up Payne St. The PakMors collect anything that isn't prohibited in the landfill. The flat beds will collect appliances and tires and Clean Harbors will collect any hazardous waste. To give you an idea of how much trash there was, and how much work the residents face, imagine throwing out your entire house; living room, bedroom, family room, kitchen... and then on top of that, having to rip out the carpet and drywall. Everything is 100% hand loaded as no dozers were available. The crews also hit the street and by the time they pull out to leave, it looks as if the street wasn’t even touched as residents are constantly bringing items out. It was definitely somber seeing peoples entire lives out at the curb, but it was also awesome to see the community come together to help those impacted.
Huge thanks to the crew for allowing me to film! Hope you find this.
Link to City of SD's storm website: www.sandiego.gov/storm
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The atmospheric rivers California has seen from the beginning of 2023 until now have been nuts. I’m just glad I chose to move up North because, ironically, I think Seattle has had *less* rain than Cali in the last calendar year. Wild. Certainly seems new to see these whole-house clean outs in California, compared to commonly hit areas like the Southeast and Midwest. Glad to see the city got a fairly organized effort for the time period they had to brainstorm.
Thanks Spencer! I was in shock at how similar the area looked with pictures you see on the news after hurricanes or tornados in other states. I'm hoping this is a once in a lifetime storm and it'll never happen again, or at least cause as much damage as this one did
i hope the guys in the yellow vests arent working to hard
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Good morning great video happy Monday morning
gonna be praying for SD residents. It's something you can't imagine happening until it does. Great work filming this.
The neighborhood of southcrest was hit insanely hard. They had atleast 2-3 feet of water just sitting there.
@@SDRefuse333 ik it was crazy. saw a few newsclips. it was like something from a 3rd world county
A very scary, and horrid disasters aftermath caught on video. Just so happens to have a trash truck lol. Pretty cool you got to record this! Stellar video. Currently hoping that all the all the residents in the area can get back on their feet.
Thanks! It was refreshing to see San Deigns come out and assist the home owners with cleaning up and rebuilding. Hope they can quickly get back on their feet as well
All you guys in white, the best..
Awesome! Sad for this to happen but awesome that this is probably never gonna get caught on film.
Hopefully it'll never happen again
thats a long drive to the landfill like an hour drive isnt it? guessing thats the closet place to dump?
If they went to Miramar it's about 20 minutes up and back
@@zp12684 didnt know they were that close
Eu não sei o quê aconteceu na Califórnia,pois sou do Brasil,de qualquer forma,que Deus abençoe a todos
A few thousand dollars of stuff being crushed there!
Even i wouldve expected to be impacted living by the beach that i am
A sad moment that effected the lives of many people.
With all of the crew and amount of debris, why only 1 truck?
This was actually one of the more lighter areas. Off camera they had a truck in staging. In the heavier hit areas, they had 3 to 5 trucks on one street.
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never buy a house next to a river or creek or the ocean or by the railroad tracks or on a hill or near the airport i seen today that palomar airport road was flooded and no homeless people were dumped either lol never know these days where they camp out
Hope other companies offer to help
Doubt it. All the companies in San Diego are just money hungry corporations that don’t care about the customer.
EDCO donated some 40s on a Saturday that were quickly filled up. Other than that, the other 4 have no monetary incentive to help
@@zp12684 especially ware since they don’t like other companies
woulndt it have been a little easier to have a tractor and a dumpster for all this?
Read the description - it mentions why that wasn’t the case
@@RecologySpencer they dont have the tractors with the claw at all? or least rented one
Still takes time to procure that stuff even with emergency authorization. @@staintedcards
Shout out to the dude in blue jeans with his red pit vipes
Take it 2 lazy ones at the back are the over paid bosses
They're being trained and not authorized to handle such complicated responsibility yet. The manager must be afraid for them to stick their arms in the crusher
hahhahahahha all of that furniture is used old furniture must be another hell hole area in san diego
Good job people
Tyler Mac look at that truck
Why the man in yellow just standing around, maybe another as well, do not work too hard..
Green top person is useless.
Good video, I like to watch how you work, thank you, more videos can be about half an hour or longer, which you then upload to watch. Wow, what mountains of garbage does it always look like every week or just at Christmas, it was a great job what you do every day without you, the city would sink into garbage😄👍💪🚚🚛🛻🚧🦺