Vegetative: 482,891 CYs C&D: 112,854 CYs Project Value $16,000,000 Debris Management Sites: 3 Debris Removal Contractors: 1 Trucks: 167 Peak Staff: 110 On September 16, 2020, Hurricane Sally made Landfall near Pensacola, Florida. Santa Rosa County found itself on the bad side of the storm and faced not only the high winds of the outer bands but also a significant storm and faced not only the high winds of the outer bands but also a significant storm surge. Of the 1,174 square miles that is Santa Rosa County, not much was unaffected. The Landfall Strategies Team was on-site within hours of the winds subsiding and commenced a debris removal program that would see 167 trucks certified, and more than half a million cubic yards of debris hauled over the course of the 4-month program. CHALLENGES OVERCOME: Challenges in this program were very light due to quality project management on the contractor side. There were isolated minor damage issues which were rapidly repaired by the contractor upon observation and notification. The Landfall Strategies program was operated safely and efficiently, while field staff, management, and documentation received high praise from County Officials.