Full Notification

10.30.2024 UPDATE: 

ALL DEBRIS MUST BE CURBSIDE NO LATER THAN SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2024. CREWS WILL NOT PICK UP DEBRIS FROM THE SAME SITE STARTING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH. PLEASE HAVE ALL ITEMS OUT FOR COLLECTION. THIS WILL BE THE LAST PASS - NO DEBRIS WILL BE PICKED UP FROM THE SAME ADDRESS AFTER THE LAST PASS. HOMEOWNERS WILL BE RESPONSIBLE TO REMOVE ADDITIONAL DEBRIS FROM HOMES.

PLEASE TRY TO GET ALL ITEMS CURBSIDE. - PUBLIC WORKS WILL BEGIN VEGATATIVE BRUSH PICK UP SOON. - PLEASE FOLLOW THE GUIDELINES FOR BRUSH PICKUP: NO STUMPS, WHOLE TREES, OR LOGS LONGER THAN FOUR (4) TO SIX  FEET. - ANY TREE WORK DONE BY CONTRACTED SERVICES, THE DEBRIS NEEDS TO GO WITH THE CONTRACTOR. PLEASE ATTEMPT TO FOLLOW THE GUIDELINES AS CLOSLEY AS POSSIBLE. 

PICK-UP WILL CONTINUE. PLEASE BE MINDFUL OF TRAFFIC. ROADWAYS WILL BE BLOCKED OFF DURING DEBRIS CLEANUP. PLEASE FOLLOW THE DETOURS; THE CITY APPRECIATES YOUR COOPERATION AND PATIENCE. THE CITY IS COORDINATING WITH PASCO COUNTY, THIRD-PARTY CONTRACTORS, AND PUBLIC WORKS STAFF TO CLEAR DEBRIS. 

The City is coordinating with  Public Works staff to continue debris pickup. The City asks for your cooperation and patience. Every home on the west side of US 19 and streets on the east side of US 19 were directly affected by both storms. Please continue to separate and pile your debris in front of your home. You may empty everything out of your home to ensure dryness (drywall, insulation, etc.). Please try to sort debris in these categories to make the collection more efficient.

• Vegetative Debris/Brush
• Hazardous Waste

• Construction Materials

• Household Garbage

• Large Appliances

• Electronics

• Lithium-ion Batteries MUST BE COMPLETELY SEPARATE from all other debris!

• Debris piles should be placed curbside & not block roadways.

 The City again dramatically appreciates your patience and cooper