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Clearwater Opens New Yard Debris Drop-Off Site for Post-Hurricane Cleanup

Clearwater residents now have an additional option for disposing of yard debris and vegetation following recent hurricanes. A new drop-off site opened yesterday, Saturday, October 19, providing much-needed relief for homeowners clearing their properties.

10/07/2026 · Clearwater edition

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Clearwater residents now have an additional option for disposing of yard debris and vegetation following recent hurricanes. A new drop-off site opened yesterday, Saturday, October 19, providing much-needed relief for homeowners clearing their properties.

The City of Clearwater established this new site specifically to address the increased volume of vegetative debris generated by the recent storm activity. This initiative aims to streamline the cleanup process and help the community recover more efficiently.

The announcement of the new drop-off location came via a MyClearwater News bulletin on October 18, 2024. City officials recognized the need for expanded disposal services as residents continue to manage post-hurricane cleanup efforts.

Residents can utilize this site for yard debris and vegetation only. The city encourages everyone to take advantage of this new resource to ensure proper and timely disposal, contributing to a cleaner and safer Clearwater.

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