Storm Debris

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…

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…

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…

After a declared disaster, unincorporated Brevard residents must stack storm debris neatly at the road's edge, sorted by type, for county pickup: misplaced debris becomes the owner's…

Broward County requires construction sites in the unincorporated area to remove or secure all solid waste and building materials once a hurricane or tropical storm warning is declared.

After a declared local emergency, Cape Coral's City Manager can order collection of hurricane debris from public and private land, including vacant lots and gated communities, under…