Debris Removal.
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Tech
Well-Known Member
The down trees on your property. Are the landfills open with free debris collection, like in the past?
roadrunnermoore
Member
All Charles County Recycling centers will be open TODAY from 12 noon – 7 pm accepting vegetative debris created from Hurricane Irene. The Charles County Landfill Recycling Center, Gilbert Run, Breeze Farm and Pisgah Recycling Centers will be OPEN. They will remain open to accept debris from tomorrow through next Sunday from 7 AM – 7 PM.
itsbob
I bowl overhand
you do know they invented fire a few years ago?
bobbyb
New Member
There has been a new notification added to the Charles County web site. To view a summary see below, or click the link for more details.
Charles County | Citizen Notification Service | Notification Details
SUBJECT:
Hurricane Irene Vegetative Debris Removal
SUMMARY:
To help serve residents in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene, the Charles County Commissioners are pleased to announce that vegetative debris removal will be conducted throughout the county until Friday, September 30. Vegetative material consists of trees, branches, and brush.
All citizens with large amounts of debris are requested to place their material curbside and contact the Department of Public Works at 301-932-3599 to schedule a pick-up. In addition, residents who are served by the county's curbside yard waste service will continue to receive pick-up service on their scheduled service day, following the regular policies and procedures.
Those individuals wishing to haul their own debris can do so from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. through Sunday, September 4, at the facilities listed below:
Charles County Landfill
12305 Billingsley Road
Waldorf, MD 20602
Breeze Farm Recycling Center
15950 Cobb Island Road
Cobb Island, MD 20625
Gilbert Run Recycling Center
13140 Charles Street
Charlotte Hall, MD 20622
Pisgah Recycling Center
6645 Mason Springs Road
Pisgah, MD 20640
Normal hours of service will resume at all of these facilities on Tuesday, September 6. (All facilities will be closed on Monday, September 5, in observance of the Labor Day holiday.)
For additional information, contact the Department of Public Works at 301-932-3599.
Click here to view the notification on the Charles County CNS website
Charles County | Citizen Notification Service | Notification Details
SUBJECT:
Hurricane Irene Vegetative Debris Removal
SUMMARY:
To help serve residents in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene, the Charles County Commissioners are pleased to announce that vegetative debris removal will be conducted throughout the county until Friday, September 30. Vegetative material consists of trees, branches, and brush.
All citizens with large amounts of debris are requested to place their material curbside and contact the Department of Public Works at 301-932-3599 to schedule a pick-up. In addition, residents who are served by the county's curbside yard waste service will continue to receive pick-up service on their scheduled service day, following the regular policies and procedures.
Those individuals wishing to haul their own debris can do so from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. through Sunday, September 4, at the facilities listed below:
Charles County Landfill
12305 Billingsley Road
Waldorf, MD 20602
Breeze Farm Recycling Center
15950 Cobb Island Road
Cobb Island, MD 20625
Gilbert Run Recycling Center
13140 Charles Street
Charlotte Hall, MD 20622
Pisgah Recycling Center
6645 Mason Springs Road
Pisgah, MD 20640
Normal hours of service will resume at all of these facilities on Tuesday, September 6. (All facilities will be closed on Monday, September 5, in observance of the Labor Day holiday.)
For additional information, contact the Department of Public Works at 301-932-3599.
Click here to view the notification on the Charles County CNS website
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ylexot
Super Genius
I've got a big pile that I'll burn some weekend. Even have a few "auxiliary piles" to feed it with once it burns down some.tipsymcgee
Active Member
Found out the hard way but landfills are not taking debris...they have two sites set up at Larry Hills Excavating on route 5 south of Callaway light and another location on Golden Beach Road, I believe. I went to the one in Callaway and it's really easy and free.
bobbyr1229
Same Old Same Old
Convenience Centers. All Convenience Centers are currently operating under normal business hours; Monday through Friday, 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM and Saturday and Sunday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Roadside Collection. Removal of storm damage debris such as logs, limbs, stumps, brush and leaves from the edges of county – maintained roadways will begin on Tuesday, August 30, 2011. If yard waste debris is deposited along the roadway, crews will be able to remove the material, but this is not a scheduled curbside collection program.
St. Andrews Landfill. To further assist homeowners that were impacted by Hurricane Irene, the St. Andrews landfill is also open Sunday through Saturday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM until further notice. The tipping fee for St. Mary’s County residents will be initially waived through Tuesday, September 13, 2011, for the disposal of storm related debris such as furniture, appliances, textiles, food waste, carpet, padding, insulation, sheet rock, etc.
Debris Collection Sites. Due to the amount of material anticipated, individuals, contractors and government agencies wishing to haul their own yard waste (vegetative debris) will be allowed to do so free of charge seven days a week from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The following Yard Waste Collection Sites were activated on Monday, August 29, 2011:
Charlotte Hall Region: Parlett / Burch and Associates property (left side of Golden Beach Road, ½ mile east of MD Route 5);
Dameron / Ridge Region: Kessler Development Company site (adjacent to Kessler Body and Equipment Company on MD 235, seven miles south of NAS Patuxent River);
Valley Lee / Redgate Region: Larry Hills and Sons Excavating Site (located along Route 5 between Callaway and Great Mills) and Great Mills Trading Post Debris site (located along Route 249 just south of Happyland Road).
Roadside Collection. Removal of storm damage debris such as logs, limbs, stumps, brush and leaves from the edges of county – maintained roadways will begin on Tuesday, August 30, 2011. If yard waste debris is deposited along the roadway, crews will be able to remove the material, but this is not a scheduled curbside collection program.
St. Andrews Landfill. To further assist homeowners that were impacted by Hurricane Irene, the St. Andrews landfill is also open Sunday through Saturday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM until further notice. The tipping fee for St. Mary’s County residents will be initially waived through Tuesday, September 13, 2011, for the disposal of storm related debris such as furniture, appliances, textiles, food waste, carpet, padding, insulation, sheet rock, etc.
Debris Collection Sites. Due to the amount of material anticipated, individuals, contractors and government agencies wishing to haul their own yard waste (vegetative debris) will be allowed to do so free of charge seven days a week from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The following Yard Waste Collection Sites were activated on Monday, August 29, 2011:
Charlotte Hall Region: Parlett / Burch and Associates property (left side of Golden Beach Road, ½ mile east of MD Route 5);
Dameron / Ridge Region: Kessler Development Company site (adjacent to Kessler Body and Equipment Company on MD 235, seven miles south of NAS Patuxent River);
Valley Lee / Redgate Region: Larry Hills and Sons Excavating Site (located along Route 5 between Callaway and Great Mills) and Great Mills Trading Post Debris site (located along Route 249 just south of Happyland Road).