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[Wildfires] Delzura, CA, December 6, 2007 -- Don Keller, right, of Babcock Services, Inc., watches San Diego County Supervising Building Inspector Rusty Anderson, inspect the fuse box inside a FEMA-provided mobile home. He is examining the installation of the home to ensure it complies with local building codes and ordinances. A family who lost their home during the October wildfires will live here until they can find a permanent residence. Amanda Bicknell/FEMA

[Wildfires] Delzura, CA, December 6, 2007 -- San Diego County Supervising Building Inspector Rusty Anderson, center, speaks with contractors and FEMA officials after completing an inspection of the mobile home a family will temporarily occupy (back) while rebuilding their lives. From left to right: John Kalb and Eric White, FEMA technical assistance coordinators, and Don Keller of Babcock Services, Inc. Amanda Bicknell/FEMA

[Wildfires] Delzura, CA, December 6, 2007 -- Don Keller, right, of Babcock Services, Inc., watches San Diego County Supervising Building Inspector Rusty Anderson, inspect the fuse box inside a FEMA-provided mobile home. He is examining the installation of the home to ensure it complies with local building codes and ordinances. A family who lost their home during the October wildfires will live here until they can find a permanent residence. Amanda Bicknell/FEMA

[Wildfires] Delzura, CA, December 8, 2007 -- After inspecting the mobile home, Mark Ares, left, of CH2M Hill, Inc., signs paperwork signifying that Don Keller and his team from Babcock Services, Inc., right, have completed the contracting work necessary to prepare it for occupancy. FEMA workers will decide whether the work has been completed to their satisfaction, and once it is a family will be able to sign an occupancy agreement allowing them to use the mobile home as a temporarily residence while they rebuild. The couple lost their home during the wildfires in October. Amanda Bicknell/FEMA

[Wildfires] Delzura, CA, December 6, 2007 -- Paul Pawlak, a quality control assurance inspector with Babcock Services, Inc. levels the door of a FEMA-provided mobile home as he prepares it for occupancy by a family who lost their home during the October wildfires. Once it arrives at a site where an applicant will live in it, carpenters, plumbers; electricians; FEMA, state and/or local inspectors; and pier and skirting installers work together to install mobile homes, which can be used as a temporary housing solution in the wake of a disaster. Amanda Bicknell/FEMA

[Wildfires] Delzura, CA, December 8, 2007 -- FEMA Technical Monitors Henry Colon, left, and Wayne A. Cuffley, discuss inspecting the mobile home that a family will temporarily occupy while rebuilding after the loss of their home during the October wildfires. This inspection follows the final inspection done by contractors, and is one of the final steps before an occupancy agreement is signed to permit a family to live in it. Amanda Bicknell/FEMA

[Wildfires] Delzura, CA, December 5, 2007 -- Jim Berkman, of Babcock Services, Inc. holds the pole for the electrical box steady, while electrician Adam Murschel, center, and Franklin Wood, right, both of O'Donnell Electric, plant the bottom of it. The electricians are hooking up electricity to serve a family that will temporarily live in the FEMA provided mobile home while they begin to rebuild. The family lost their home during the wildfires in October. Amanda Bicknell/FEMA

[Wildfires] Delzura, CA, December 7, 2007 -- Don Keller of Babcock Services, Inc. inspects a refrigerator as part of his job to ready a mobile home for occupancy. Once they arrive at a site where an applicant will occupy it, carpenters; FEMA officials and local and/or county inspectors; electricians; pier and skirting installers; and plumbers work together to prepare mobile homes for use. A family who lost their home during the October wildfires will live here temporarily while rebuilding. Amanda Bicknell/FEMA

[Wildfires] Delzura, CA, December 8, 2007 -- FEMA Technical Monitors Wayne A. Cuffley, left, and Henry Colon, inspect all aspects of the mobile home that a family will temporarily live in. This inspection follows the final inspection done by the contractor CH2M Hill, Inc. And, once they are satisfied, they will complete the ready for occupancy inspection and allow a family to move in so they can begin rebuilding following the loss of their home during the October wildfires. Amanda Bicknell/FEMA

[Wildfires] Delzura, CA, December 6, 2007 -- Don Keller, right, of Babcock Services, Inc., watches San Diego County Supervising Building Inspector Rusty Anderson as he examines the piers supporting the FEMA-provided mobile home. His job is to inspect the installation of the home to ensure the work is compliant with local building codes and ordinances. A displaced family will occupy the home while they begin rebuilding following the loss of their home during the October wildfires. Amanda Bicknell/FEMA

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