The unincorporated City of Greenville, home to 1,100 residents found itself in devastation as the Dixie Fire swept through its surroundings in 2021. CalOES discovered elevated levels of lead permeating within the lots of local homeowners. Ghirardelli assisted the Department of Toxic Substance Control (DTSC) with day-to-day quality assurance to ensure success in DTSC’s implementation of its Soil Removal Program. When the State Legislature approved funding for the time critical removal action plan, DTSC reached out to Ghirardelli to assist in the development of strategies to ensure that work was properly planned, implemented, and managed with adequate quality assurance, within budget, and on-time. Ghirardelli’s responsibilities included documenting and verifying the remediation contractor complied with the work plan, monitoring, and mitigating plan requirements, developing property-specific work plans; providing daily and weekly report of field activities and progress; managing and tracking of soil removal; reviewing invoices for completeness and compliance; in-person field visits; daily field reports; and maintaining an estimate of quantities excavated and materials placed. Ghirardelli also provided bilingual (Spanish) community outreach for property owners affected by lead. Our associated also established a hotline, ArcGIS map documenting property status, and facilitated monthly community meetings.