The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors on February 25, 2025, approved increasing the landfill’s tonnage by 20% from 12,100 tons per day to 15,000 tons per day or 2,900 tons per day of dedicated fire-related waste for 120 days. This could potentially result in 384,000 tons of fire-related Phase 2 debris and 69,600 trip-ends of 10-ton trucks carrying burrito wrapped debris from the Eaton Fire and Pacific Palisades Fire which is then dumped out at the landfill, broken open and exposed to the air, watered down, graded and compacted, before being covered either with 12″ of dirt or Enviro Cover ADC at the end of the day.