posted on 2/16/2023

Due to the high demand for storm-debris cleanup, the city’s contracted arborist will extend its work into a third week. However, the city is no longer accepting service requests for curbside collection due to the backlog of work orders already submitted.

Crews are working to clear more than 500 service requests, reflecting 1,600 specific issues that have been listed since the beginning of February. The curbside collection is a one-time event to help clear the destruction of January’s winter storm.

Community Services Director John Storer asks for the public’s patience as crews work through service requests. Any work not completed by the arborist's crews will be completed by city crews as time allows.

Property owners and residents encouraged to bring storm debris to Recycling Center

Property owners and residents cleaning up their property are encouraged to bring storm debris to the Recycling Center on Mast Road; there is no charge to do so. The Recycling Center is open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Trees and debris that fall on the city’s rights of way remain the property of the property owner.