Page 2 - Tree Debris News Today

The City of Springfield invited residents to dispose of their storm debris at a free drop-off site this weekend located at 36433 Brand S Road.

Residents still cleaning up after the damage caused by a January ice storm can drop off debris at these free open locations.

Friday is the first day Tulsa contractors go to the hardest-hit neighborhoods to pick up green waste from the Father's Day storm.

Twelve Norfolk Island hibiscus trees are facing the chop in Mt Gambier after a woman who built a house next to them complained they were damaging her property and forcing her family to stay inside. 

The City of Rock Island is offering free branch and tree debris pickup beginning Monday, April 10 until April 21.

The City of Ann Arbor is sharing real-time branch collection data with residents.

There was time, because of alerts, to get people to safety on friday, and only one fatality has been now confirmed, it was in north little rock. but it is they clean—up of the streets, the tree debris. power is on. furtherto streets, the tree debris. power is on. further to the east and up to memphis where the memphis commercial appeal steam has been covering what happened in arkansas, i am covering that entire other end of the state and to the west, but when four people died and it was a dire...

Are still without power. we are working with energy arkansas to get those individuals back up as quickly as possible. were asking for patients. this could be a matter of days. we also paying special attention to gas leaks and so summit utilities, which manages our gas within the city of little rock, and most of the state of arkansas, theyre being very responsive as well. and really doing all that we can to ensure that theres no fire issues. any gas issues, things of that nature as we continue to...

Apparently they did. a lot of grocery store shelves were empty and stay off the road today. seems fine right now but in 20 minutes it could be hellacious trying to get around town and the last thing anybody would want to do is drive south and the track of this, its heading to tampa bay as of 36 hours ago, the center of the cone of uncertainty, yesterday it wobbled to the east, hurricane ian and now hitting further south of here but still in the cone. so you have to pay attention to the whole con...

After the recent storms, the Council Bluffs Recycling Center will be accepting tree debris free of charge from residents