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Managing Debris After a Natural Disaster

Hauling Hurricane-related debris to the curb in participating areas. Following the specific guidelines below will make for a speedier removal process. Also check with your local government on what is available to you where you live.

See also:
Disaster Debris Planning
Dealing with Debris and Damaged Buildings
Managing appliances with refrigerants
 

TEXT VERSION: Managing Debris After a Natural Disaster (txt) (1.62 KB)

en español: Control de los escombros tras un desastre natural
Tiếng Việt: LO LIỆU CHO CÁC ĐỐNG ĐỔ NÁT SAU THIÊN TAI

  • Managing Debris After a Natural Disaster (pdf) (2.78 MB)

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Last updated on October 25, 2024
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