10/11/2024
Storm Debris Removal Guide:
🧹In an effort to restore our City to a clean and orderly appearance, the City has coordinated for storm debris removal to begin Monday, October 14. Our contractor, Crowder Gulf, will pick up any bulk waste, but will need our residents’ cooperation in order to make the removal process as efficient as possible.
🚧 They begin clearing in the hardest-hit areas and will then proceed to the major thoroughfares before proceeding neighborhood by neighborhood. Please be patient, as this can take some time!
🗑️ Smaller debris that can fit into bags can be collected by our regular yard waste removal on Wednesdays. The specialized storm debris removal team will NOT take items in bags, so this should be reserved for your regular yard waste only!
Ormond Beach only picks up storm debris from city streets; the county will pick up from its own streets.
📫 Residents should bring storm debris to the public right of way, the area that extends from the street to the sidewalk, ditch, utility pole, or easement. Residents should not place debris in the road; this obstructs traffic, hinders cleanup and power restoration efforts, and makes it difficult for emergency vehicles to pass. If possible, keep debris away from drainage ditches, inlets, mailboxes, and power lines. Do not cover storm drains and never block fire hydrants.
👍🏻Following these instructions will ensure a successful clean-up for our City. We would not want anyone to miss a pick-up and have to dispose of their debris personally due to an error in placement, etc.
Please help us make our clean-up effort successful!
