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Last Hurricane Sally Debris Collection Pass Begins December 1 In Escambia County
October 30, 2020
The third and final Hurricane Sally debris collection pass will begin on December 1, with a goal to finish all collections by Christmas.
Contractors have removed 2,755,927 cubic yards of debris so far, which equals 431 football fields piled three feet high.
To help expedite the process, separate debris for service. Vegetative debris like tree limbs need to be separate from construction and demolition materials like drywall and carpet. Keep debris away from storm drains, low power lines, other utilities and mailboxes.
Curbside Residential Debris Pickup Instructions
Escambia County residents, that can safely do so, are asked to place any storm-generated debris on the public right of way (the area of residential property that extends from the street to the sidewalk, ditch, utility pole or easement).
- Commercial-generated waste will not be accepted.
- Businesses should contact their waste collection service provider or a debris removal contractor. Business and commercial material is not eligible to be removed curbside by Escambia County.
- Nonprofits are allowed to place debris on public right of way for pickup.
Debris that was generated by Hurricane Sally should be placed and sorted on the area immediately adjoining the road in front of your home.
Residents are urged to separate the debris as follows:
- Vegetative Debris – whole trees and large limbs should be cut into lengths of four feet or less, tree stumps, tree branches, tree trunks and other leafy material
- Construction and Demolition Debris – damaged components of buildings and structures such lumber and wood, wall board, glass, metal, roofing materials, tile, furnishings and fixtures
- Appliances and White Goods – refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, heat pumps, ovens, ranges, washing machines, clothes dryers and water heaters
- Electronic Waste – computers, televisions, office electronic equipment, etc.
- Household Hazardous Waste – materials that are ignitable, reactive, toxic or corrosive such as paints, cleaners, pesticides, etc.
Do not place debris within four feet of:
- Mailboxes
- Water meters
- Fire hydrants, or any other above-ground utility
Escambia County contractors will make multiple passes through neighborhoods and along county right-of-way for debris removal. If your debris is not removed, please be patient. The crews will make additional passes along your road.
The county contractors have dedicated pieces of equipment for different debris streams (vegetation, C&D and stumps). Please understand that if vegetation is collected and C&D or stumps are left behind, they are not “missed,” but rather assigned to different trucks dedicated to that debris stream. Contractors cannot commingle debris streams in a single truck load.
Drop Off Instructions for Residential Vegetative Debris Drop Off Sites
In addition to curbside removal of debris for residents, residential drop off sites are accepting vegetative debris generated by Hurricane Sally. This is for private, residential use only, NO COMMERCIAL DEBRIS. Hurricane Sally debris drop off sites are open for Escambia County residents only and will be open from 8 a.m. to 7 a.m., until further notice. Residents need to bring ID and proof of residency.
Drop Off Locations:
- 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
If residents would like to drop off construction and demolition debris, they can do so at the following locations (ordinary fees apply):
- Perdido Landfill (Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.)
- Oak Grove Convenience Center (Fridays and Saturdays 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.)
Pictured: Debris pick up on North Highway 99. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
Comments
38 Responses to “Last Hurricane Sally Debris Collection Pass Begins December 1 In Escambia County”
I have had fence debris curbside since mid-November at 9825 Bobwhite Way, 32514. Is the last pass complete?
We have our last piles of debris and tree limbs sitting out in front of our residence at 9226 Windsong Ln. in Pensacola. It has been sitting there since December, can anyone tell me when the next pick up will arrive?
We are at 430 east olive road and no one has pickup the debris from Sally we placed on curb Dec 1 the last pickup not gone yet.
Please advise. Blocking egris and ingress.
There is still debris from hurricane Sally sitting in front of my home. It has been there since the week after the hurricane. It was suppose to be picked up by December 25th 2020. I am sure that if I was in East Hill or some other rich neighborhood it would be gone by now. I live in Bellview Pines at 2410 Tucson Ave. I am upset because we pay taxes too. Please send someone through my neighborhood as I am not the only one with fence debris piled up in front of my home.
Debris pick up needed on 6510 Matthews Junction Pensacola Fl 32526. Thanks.
Debris pick up needed on 7435 Klondike Rd, Pensacola, FL 32526 Concrete block from a collapsed building and misc. bagged debris and some vegetative debris. people digging through the debris has somewhat mixed it up, I am not able to keep separating it.
N 49th between Jackson and Lillian Hwy has been MISSED! Called several along with neighbors and operator says to wait and call back monday?
What??
I’m still waiting to have Hurricane Sally debris picked up. I had two trees to be cut after falling. Huge pile sitting in front of my house since November. Located in Forest Creek subdivision/Southern Oaks Dr. in Cantonment.
Can you please pick up tree to debris at 16 East Hood drive Pensacola Florida.. it’s been out there for about 2 months…thank you
Please pick up fence debris and metal siding from our address. This was storm damage from Sally. It is near the new fence that has been put up. Thank you.
Please pick up wood fence debris I’ve put at my front yard roadside at 3250 Kinard Ave Pensacola 32507 (west Pensacola off Gulf Beach Highway.) Thanks.
Please pickup huge debris in Baybrook Drive, Pensacola 32514. Thank you.
Please make pickup of limbs and vegetation at 521 Long Lake Drive, Pensacola 32506. 850 455-8496.
Please pick up on Sequoia Circle. I still have debris piles waiting since September. No one has come yet.
Please pick up Sally debris at 1280 Mahogany Mill Road Pensacola none of the debris has been pick up since Sally our wet carpet we pulled out right after is till on the bottom.
I live on South Gulf Manor Drive off of Michigan Avenue. Tree debris that needs removal please. Such good, hard work all of you are doing and we really appreciate the help to clean up after Sally. Please pickup these large tree limbs before the schedule is stopped for December. Thanks.
Please pick our storm debris it is between Rebel Rd and Bridle Rd which is connected to West Nine Mile Rd tp the North of this rd.
Still waiting on the first pickup of two fences in front of my yard. I think they forgot about Tinosa Ln, its off of Michigan Pensacola FL
Still have huge amount of debris from Sally & Zeta on Hurst Hammock Rd 32526. Hope it will be removed before all pickup is stopped!!!!!
I live on Cerny Road still waiting on finally Pick.
Our debris pile at 19 Seashore Dr has yet to be picked up. We live at the end of the cul-de-sac. Almost all of our neighbor’s debris is gone. What remains is debris at our home & our next door neighbor’s. To make things even worse, it appears at though our neighbors that did have their debris removed are now putting whatever debris they continue to accumulate on our pile. Please come get our Hurricane Sally debris!
Thank You!
Lyric Crook
19 Seashore Dr
There is a huge tree root ball left in the front yard. I was told by the man who cut the tree up and had the rest of the tree hauled away by a huge black truck, that due to its size and weight (excess of 8,000 lbs.) he couldn’t dispose of it. Is ECUA equipped to remove this large of a root ball?
12070 LONGWOOD DRIVE off of Old Gulf Beach Hwy in Grande Lagoon North still in need of another round of Large Tree Debris Removal. Great job with your initial round of debris removal guys! Having said that, it made room to place more broken hurricane Sally trees from my back yard out front. Please come back!
Our subdivision had tree pick up but not even the first demolition/building material pick up….deadline is fast approaching. Who do you call???
Still waiting for pickup of a HUGE pile of tree limbs at the entrance to Northcreek Development.
You did a FANTASTIC job with our debris! We had the largest debris pile in the neighborhood – sheetrock, carpet, insulation, cabinets, wood, furniture, sofas, chairs, beds, bedding, curtains, just about everything except the walls and roof! YOU ROCK! Thank you!!!
Still waiting on pick up for Milestone HOA ( 9mile and Pine Forest)
On Ailanthus Court (Wildlakes Subdivision off Bauer Rd) has yet to see a truck to pick up debris which the neighbors have separated as per directions. Where are those Escambia County contractors making multiple passes through neighborhoods ??? and for debris removal??? Debris has not been removed off Ailanthus Court or Ailanthus Circle.
I’m fortunate that my Sally debrie has been picked up. BUT, I now find out that ECUA will not pick up any Brown vegetation piled by the road. They told me they would not resume picking up piles of brown stuff until after the FEMA work was completed. They said they assume all brown vegetation is Hurricane Sally related. I guess that any normal yard clean up will sit from now until Christmas. So, if you put out small piles thinking ECUA will get it you are actually compounding the issue. Can you imagine the time it will take for the big trucks to pick up small piles of leaves. I’m sure ECUA will give us a break on their billing since they have reduced their service.
Still waiting for the First pick-up on Callaway Street Cantonment. To much to drop off.
Woodridge Manor still waiting for first pick up on most roads. They still haven’t done more than 70% of the neighborhood of tree debris. Or the fence, furniture or other large items.
Still waiting for first pickup.
Wildwood Lakes Subdivision, Bauer Road, only selective sites have been picked up which includes mattresses, wood, debris. However, the street in the subdivsion, Ailanthus Court is still a disaster area and no trucks have been seen except one truck who turned around the cul-de-sac and left.
They are working on the huge debris pile in front of my house on Pine Forest Road. Excellent work raking the small stuff too. I’m impressed. Hang in there. It’s a huge job plus dealing with traffic.
I live in Walnut Hill on highway 97. I had asked one of the people monitoring the guys picking up debris about the stumps. He told me they would be back. But he also told me that each of those trucks you see has an assigned area they are to pick up from. This is why you will see the same two or three people picking up in the same area. According to their co tracts they will be fired if they pick up outside of their section. The group that has picked up here we’re staying in a small travel trailer off of a side road before Zeta. One was sleeping in an older suv Most of these people are from out of town. This group had TN plates. They were picking up the day the storm came in until the rain and wind got heavy. I made them a bunch of brownies the first pass they made by my house. They have now been here twice
Is there a phone number to contact someone
about picking this stuff up?
Still waiting for the first pick-up.
One can only hope that someone with connections to the collections crew will read these comments. The Kings Ridge subdivision would like to get their FIRST pass so that debris could be removed from the cul-de-sacs. The only debris collected thus far in the subdivision is what was removed by residents and hauled to the disposal site at the ballpark on 9 mile. FEMA crews have passed thru the subdivision multiple times on multiple days but have yet to pick up any debris.
While the FEMA crews are at it, they can get the debris from along West Roberts between Hwy 29 and Stefani. Maybe take a detour down Crockett St and thru Cricket Ridge. They can double back down Ryale Road. As they head towards 9 mile to empty their haul, maybe then they can grab all the debris on Pine Forest between West Roberts and Risen Drive. This same debris has been along the roadside since the cleanup began September 23rd.
Once they actually collect the vegetation material, then they can make a pass for the construction debris that litter these same roads. Especially since these identified areas havent had their FIRST collection effort during the past six weeks.