Pictures of Santa Rosa's Coffey Park became some of the most memorable images from the devastating North Bay Wildfires in October: the middle class neighborhood lost more than 1,300 homes. As part of Forum's series on rebuilding after the fires, we take a close look at Coffey Park as construction begins on the first house to be rebuilt since the Tubbs fire tore through the subdivision. We want to hear from residents of Coffey Park -- do you plan to return? Why or why not?
Rebuilding Santa Rosa's Coffey Park
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A sign is posted on a tree in front of a burned home in the Coffey Park neighborhood on November 13, 2017 in Santa Rosa, California (Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Guests:
Robert Digitale, reporter, Santa Rosa Press Democrat
David Guhin, director, planning and economic development and assistant city manager, City of Santa Rosa
Jeff Okrepkie, president and chair, Coffey Strong; was a renter in Coffey Park and lost his home to the fire
Tricia Woods, lost her house in Coffey Park
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