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Triple Flare offers Incident Recycling and Enhanced Sanitation services to first responder base camps nationwide. Incident Recycling is orderable via USFS National Contract BPA in regions 3, 5, and 6 or EERA in other regions. Enhanced Sanitation is orderable nationwide via EERA.
Incident Recycling Enhanced Sanitation
Triple Flare Recycling has served the Whitewater Fire, Horsecreek Complex, Rebel Fire, Taylor Creek Fire, Delta Fire, Klondike Fire, Miller Fire, Museum Fire, Cellar Fire, Lime Fire, South Fire, Mangum Fire, July Complex, Stagecoach Fire, Ranch 2 Fire, August Complex, Lake Fire, North Complex Triple Flare Sanitation has served the Big Horn Fire, Mangum Fire, Polles Fire, Blue River 2 Fire, July Complex, Stagecoach Fire, Ranch 2 Fire, Lake Fire, August Complex, North Complex, Sheep Fire

Agencies Served

About

Triple Flare was established after years of working in the event industry planning and properly managing waste and recycling for weddings, concerts and corporate gatherings.  With an extensive knowledge of event logistics, Triple Flare has been a leader in fire camp recycling and enhanced sanitation. The team has spent over 340 days in the field earning the reputation of reliable performance, efficiency and establishing a clean, personable image.

To date, Triple Flare has diverted over 1/2 million water bottles from heading to landfills all while keeping camps clean and sanitary from camp crud and COVID-19.

Triple Flare has managed recycling and provided CDC guided enhanced sanitation at fire camps in Oregon, California, Arizona and New Mexico. Triple Flare is orderable via national contract in regions 3, 5 and 6 and by EERA in other regions.

Fires served to date:
2017: Whitewater Fire, Horsecreek Complex Fire, Rebel Fire

2018: Taylor Creek Fire, Delta Fire, Klondike Fire

2019: Miller Fire, Museum Fire, Cellar Fire, Lime Fire, South Fire

2020: Mangum Fire, Big Horn Fire, Polles Fire, Blue River 2 Fire, July Complex, Stagecoach Fire, Ranch 2 Fire, Lake Fire, August Complex, North Complex, Sheep Fire

We believe that a clean environment is a better environment.

Fire Camp COVID Response + Enhanced Sanitation

Enhanced Sanitation is the combination of onsite janitorial cleaning, routine disinfecting and COVID decontamination.

Offering first responders peace of mind and a healthy work environment.

Your Fire Camp COVID Response and Sanitation Team. Nationwide response, reliable service and 24 hour on call decontamination for first responders.

By having a plan and hiring professionals to work along side you, you can ensure that your camp will be Clean, Sanitized and Safe.

We follow CDC guidelines and provide all PPE, EPA rated disinfectants and transportation to keep camp crud and COVID from entering your camp. With over 100 days of active field experience, Triple Flare is the National Leader in providing COVID sanitation services to Federal Disaster Camps.

Triple Flare Enhanced Sanitation is orderable nationwide via EERA.

“Due to the current COVID Pandemic, we found their services to be vital in maintaining a safe, secure, and clean environment for our firefighters to work in. The crew was well versed in disinfection practices, appropriate cleaners, maintaining a clean environment, and COVID precautions. Triple Flare needs to be commended for the excellent service they provide and their amazing attitudes!” – LSC1 (Northern Rockies Type 1 Team 1)

Contact

Agile, Mobile, Ready!

Triple Flare has been a leader in quick response to assist with government agencies, first responders and incident camps. Let us know if we can assist you.

Phil@TripleFlare.com
541.213.1131

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