Today we coordinated with another contractor to assist in upcoming work in the Palisades community. I’m truly grateful for the chance to contribute when our phase begins, but the reality on the ground is still heartbreaking. Some homes are already being rebuilt and framed, while others remain untouched, waiting just for demolition to start. Seeing the contrast firsthand was incredibly sobering. The devastation is still very real, and my thoughts are with every family working to rebuild and find a sense of normalcy again. Hoping brighter days come soon for everyone affected.
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