Hey there, Bristol residents! If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed by the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, you’re in luck! The City of Bristol, Virginia, has just announced that it will be starting a debris removal assistance program, approved by the Virginia Department of Emergency Management. This is fantastic news for anyone left dealing with the storm’s aftermath as crews will begin picking up eligible debris starting on November 22!
So, you might be wondering, what kind of debris can you put out for pickup? Well, rest assured, the city has you covered! The debris eligible for pick up includes:
Before you start piling everything up, there are some key guidelines to follow to ensure a smooth pickup process. First off, the city has asked that all debris needs to be un-bagged and sorted by type. This means you’ll need to take a little time to separate those yard clippings from any demolition remnants. It will really help the crews do their job more efficiently!
Next, when you’re ready to set out your debris, make sure to place it at an accessible location at the edge of your property. It’s important that it’s reachable from public roads since the crews will be driving around looking for piles to collect. If you’ve got large piles in hard-to-reach places, they might not be able to get it!
So, mark your calendars, Bristol! The collection of eligible debris will whip into action on November 22. Make sure you’re ready to clear out those storm remnants and make way for a clean and beautiful Bristol! Let’s all work together to pick up the pieces and restore our community.
If you have any questions or need assistance with the debris removal process, don’t hesitate to reach out to the city officials. They’re there to help you navigate this cleanup and ensure Bristol shines once again!
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