Our debris management contractor has confirmed debris pick up will begin tomorrow. Please see the information and flyer below to aid them in their efforts.?
In an effort to aid in recovery efforts, storm debris must be separated by electronics, hazardous waste, construction/demolition debris, household garbage, vegetative debris.
Debris Separation
Localities frequently ask residents to sort debris into various categories.
Electronics. Examples: television, computer, audio equipment, phone, DVD player
Hazardous Waste. Examples: oil, batteries, pesticides, cleaning supplies, compressed gas, paints. (Note: If you suspect that materials contain lead-based paint, keep them moist or contain materials in plastic bags so that the paint does not become airborne.)
Construction and Demolition debris. Examples: lumber, roofing, and other structural debris strewn by storm
Household Garbage. Examples: bagged garbage, discarded food, paper, packaging • Large Appliances/white goods. Examples: refrigerator, washer/dryer, air conditioner, stove, water heater, dishwasher. (Note: Do not leave doors unsealed or unsecured.)
Vegetative Debris. Examples: trees, tree branches, logs, plants, leaves
Do not place debris on or near downed power lines or close to utility boxes.
