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PartialDisaster Recovery

See through full recovery for communities hit by the Hermit's Peak/Calf Canyon fire, including passing the Hermit's Peak/Calf Canyon Claims Extension Act to keep the claims office open.

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PartialFact-checker reviewConfidence: 85%

Both cited PRIMARY sources were fetched and confirm the outcome and the quoted material. The promise had two linked parts: (1) see through full recovery, and (2) pass the named Hermit's Peak/Calf Canyon Claims Extension Act to keep the claims office open through end-2027. The Luján source confirms Heinrich (with Luján and Rep. Leger Fernández) introduced/led that Act in October 2023 but it "remains pending" — never passed as a standalone. Instead, the substance was secured through other vehicles: a Continuing Resolution extending the filing deadline to December 20, 2024 (Luján source), then a further extension to March 14, 2025 plus $1.5 billion, bringing total secured recovery resources to $5.45 billion (Heinrich source). The office deadline ultimately closed March 14, 2025 rather than being held through 2027, and full recovery remains incomplete. Real leadership plus meaningful substitute results — but the named Act was not enacted and full recovery is not complete — fits PARTIAL, not FULL/CHAMPIONED (named Act unpassed) nor ATTEMPTED (substantive results were delivered, not merely a failed try). All quote fragments in the rating appear verbatim in the fetched pages; the outcome is not overstated.

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