Residential storm debris curbside pickup has commenced and will be handled by City staff from various departments working together with a debris collection contractor. We ask residents to place tree limbs behind the curb, off the street, in front of the house. Don't mix-in other storm debris with the vegetation. For example: wooden fences are considered storm debris. For an illustrated example, visit:
No need to call - City crews are working and will eventually get around to all neighborhoods. Note, it may take several days, even weeks, to get to everyone. Residents who wish to drop off their brush or recyclables can do so at one of the city's brush sites where extra city staff has been assisting residents with their drop-offs. More info: www.stpete.org/brushsites
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Residential storm debris curbside pickup has commenced and will be handled by City staff from various departments working together with a debris collection contractor. We ask residents to place tree limbs behind the curb, off the street, in front of the house. Don't mix-in other storm debris with the vegetation. For example: wooden fences are considered storm debris. For an illustrated example, visit:
http://www.stpete.org/emergency/hurricane_center/docs/Desbris-Placement-Graphic.jpg
No need to call - City crews are working and will eventually get around to all neighborhoods. Note, it may take several days, even weeks, to get to everyone. Residents who wish to drop off their brush or recyclables can do so at one of the city's brush sites where extra city staff has been assisting residents with their drop-offs. More info: www.stpete.org/brushsites