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Have storm debris? Volusia, Ormond residents instructed to include in regular yard waste

Debris will be collected on the designated yard waste collection day.

  • By Observer Staff
  • | 4:00 p.m. September 27, 2024
Debris in front of a residence in the 100 block of Cherokee Road after a storm in 2022. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
Debris in front of a residence in the 100 block of Cherokee Road after a storm in 2022. Photo by Jarleene Almenas
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Following Hurricane Helene, Volusia County Public Works crews have determined the limited amount of debris does not warrant the activation of the county’s debris management contracts, a press release announced. 

Residents in the unincorporated areas of Volusia County — such as Ormond-by-the-Sea — who have debris as a result of Hurricane Helene should place it curbside on their regular yard waste collection day in accordance with the following:

  • The equivalent of eight 32-gallon containers, not to exceed four cubic yards per household, can be picked up each week. 
  • Palm fronds and limbs need to be neatly stacked (no need for bundles). Limbs may not exceed 4 ft. in length or 1 ft. in diameter and must weigh less than 60 pounds each. Please do not place yard waste in a 96-gallon cart. 
  • Do not mix yard waste with any other types of waste.

Resident in Ormond Beach should also place their storm debris alongside regular yard waste on their respective collection day.

 

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