Storm Debris Collection Update: July 30
Did you know it’s important to separate your debris and to place it curbside, away from roadways and sidewalks? These details, including how much debris has been collected, can be found by visiting baytown.org/1404.
Here’s the latest storm debris collection information as of July 30:
GREEN CENTER
The Green Center has returned to normal business hours. It is open 7 days a week from 8am-6pm.
THIS WEEK
Debris collection will be dedicated to zones 1, 3 and 4 will be picked up this week, with an emphasis on:
Zone 1:
- Whispering Pines
- Massey Tompkins
Zone 3:
Zone 4:
- Glenwood
- Greywood
- Country Club
- Craigmont
TYPE OF DEBRIS
Vegetation is currently the focus of the debris collection.
KEEP IT SEPARATED
Make sure each type of debris is separated in order for crews to collect. Categories include:
- Household Trash and Recycling
- Appliances, Furniture, and White Goods
- Construction Debris
- Vegetative Debris
TOTALS SO FAR
Since the debris collection process started, 1,013 loads of debris have been collected, totaling 41,601 cubic yards. These numbers will change every Monday.
Debris will be collected multiple times in each zone.
For more information and updates, visit baytown.org/1404.