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Drop-Off Locations Available for Residential Vegetative Hurricane Debris
September 26, 2020
In addition to curbside removal of debris for residents, drop off sites in Escambia County are accepting vegetative debris only generated by Hurricane Sally.
Drop off locations are available from 8 a.m. until 7 p.m. seven days a week until further notice.
- Escambia County Equestrian Center at 7750 Mobile Highway
- John R. Jones Athletic Complex at 555 East Nine Mile Road
- Oak Grove Convenience Center at 745 North Highway 99
- Baars Field at 13020 Sorrento Road
- Lexington Terrace at 900 S Old Corry Field Road
- Park East at 1233-1235 at Fort Pickens Road
These are free sites for Escambia County residents with identification or proof of residency. These locations are only for private residential use only; no commercial debris will be accepted. Construction and demolition debris, household hazardous waste and bulky waste should be left at the curbside for right of way pickup.
Pictured: The Oak Grove Convenience Center. (Note that the fees listed on the sign do not apply to Hurricane Sally Debris)
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4 Responses to “Drop-Off Locations Available for Residential Vegetative Hurricane Debris”
>>Thought I saw certain length rules on tree parts
We haven’t seen any restrictions on debris size….we did confirm that you can put the entire tree out for curbside pick up
Thought I saw certain length rules on tree parts…something like four feet, but I can’t find the article. Anyone know?
Thanks
I guess the County will have to staff these locations in order for some folks to abide by the requirements of “vegetation debris only”. When I drove by the Athletic Complex on 9 mile Road, some morons had already began dumping fence panels into the pile of debris. This action is the same reason the recycling dumpsters were removed from the location.
I’d appreciate seeing a story on the city dump site that become at the old Navy OLF 8. I’m still working to try and understand what the plan is there; hopefully no to burn the massive pile growing by the hour there.