Latest Headlines
- Special Election To Replace Matt Gaetz In Congress Set For April Fools’ Day
- Escambia Schools Announce Top 10 Teachers Of The Year
- Cantonment Man Charged With Sexual Battery, Molestation Of 5-Year-Old
- Truck Driver Airlifted After Crash On Quintette Road
- Two Newly Elected Escambia School Members Installed
- Bratt Elementary Releases Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance
- Century Correctional Inmate Charged With Drug Trafficking Inside The Prison
- Bogia And Mystic Springs Railroad Crossing Closures Planned For The Weekend; Becks Lake Next
- Northview Chiefs Fall To Pensacola Christian Warriors (With Gallery)
- Matt Gaetz Withdraws From Attorney General Consideration
Escambia Collects 4 Million Cubic Feet Of Hurricane Sally Debris
December 17, 2020
Contractors are continuing to pick up Hurricane Sally debris in Escambia County with a goal of completing the job by Christmas.
As of December 14, contractors had hauled 79,453 loads equivalent to 4,080,286 cubic yards collected. That is enough debris to fill 88% of the Superdome in New Orleans.
Ineligible piles are being marked orange. Indelible debris includes items from landscaping, land cleaning, garage cleaning, illegal dumping, debris located on private property and debris generated by businesses. The resident or business will be responsible for removal. More information is in the graphic on this page.
Comments
3 Responses to “Escambia Collects 4 Million Cubic Feet Of Hurricane Sally Debris”
The people marking the piles needs to be run out of ESCAMBIA county and back to where they came from. They came here and told me they was not picking up my pile, that they had picked up this street three times.Before the deadline True but they only pick up big piles they skip over the small piles. And they only pick up limbs no tree trunks. My pile was out by December 1 and they wanted to argue that it was not, but it was. I had to beg them to pick up my pile, while my neighbors are clearing property and they pick that up. I wish I had the number for Who is in charge.
Thanks for the info, but we who have “garage cleaning” debris that is comprised of items damaged by the hurricane are usually serviced by ECUA at least one a month. I’ve had stuff sitting on my curb, as has my neighbors, for about 2 months now. Is ECUA no longer doing “garage cleaning” debris at all?
Haven’t seen the Orange? Lot of contractors cleaning land is not Hurricane Sally debris (hwy98, Lillian Hwy) no orange marker there. However, homes that were ruined by water on Lillian Hwy, household items are still on side of road.