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Storm Debris

Hurricane Preparedness

Rules for pre-storm yard preparation, post-storm debris placement for pickup, and timelines for property cleanup after hurricanes.

1% permissive78% moderate(83 locations)

How Storm Debris Rules Differ by Place

83 places covered65 moderate1 permissive

Rockingham County, NC: Rockingham County Excludes Storm Debris From Trash Pickup

Few Restrictions

Rockingham County's franchised curbside trash service does not cover storm debris. The county ordinance lists storm debris as excluded waste, so residents must arrange separate removal…

Alachua County, FL: Storm Debris Removal Authority (Alachua County)

Some Restrictions

During a declared disaster, the Alachua County Board of County Commissioners can order collection of hazardous debris from public and private land, enter private property with owner…

Boca Raton, FL: Boca Raton Construction Site Debris Storm Rule

Some Restrictions

Once the city declares a hurricane warning, Sec. 19-170 requires every active construction site to either remove all stored solid waste or secure it against becoming wind-borne debris…

Bonita Springs, FL: Bonita Springs Disaster Debris Removal Rules

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bonita Springs, Lee County, Florida, the mayor decides after a declared emergency whether the city removes debris from private residential communities, using 14 listed…

Boynton Beach, FL: Boynton Beach Storm Debris Removal Rules

Some Restrictions

After a state of emergency, Boynton Beach's City Manager may direct crews to clear disaster-generated debris from city property, county/state roads, and private roads under Sec. 10-32…

Bradenton, FL: Bradenton Hurricane Watch Construction Debris Rules

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bradenton, Florida, construction-related materials at a construction site must be removed or secured from 24 hours after a hurricane watch is issued until the watch or…