Please reread the post.  Until a structural analysis can be conducted and verification that the building is safe is provided, no one should live there.  If HFD is so concerned about some asbestos fibers on their uniforms that repeated cleanings are necessary, no one should live in the building because residual asbestos is everywhere.  If you read my posts, my opinion is exposure to a small amount of asbestos is nothing to lose sleep over.  People unknowingly breath asbestos in daily.  No big deal as long as it's not in high concentration. 

My point was it was silly for HFD to make such a big deal about residual asbestos on their uniforms.  They could have cleaned without making a media story.  HFD carried and dispersed this same residual asbestos in all common areas, hallways, stairwells and individual units inspected during the fire.  So loose residual asbestos is still present in these areas that residents frequent daily.  How about remediating these areas too if it's so dangerous?