BRUNSWICK, Ga. – The contractor hired by Glynn County to collect storm debris, Ceres Environmental Services Inc., has provided removal schedule to allow residents to plan for when debris pickup will occur in their areas.
This is the first of three pickups that will occur in Glynn County to remove storm related debris along County right-of-ways. Schedules for the second and third pick-up will be published when they become available. The entire pick-up effort is expected to last through mid-December.
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The state will pick up storm debris along state highways. Please contact GDOT for a schedule of pick-up dates.
We recommend that residents place storm debris on the right-of-way prior to their estimated pick-up date.
October 19-29
Mainland
Areas immediately north of the City of Brunswick limits to Sulphur Springs Rd on 341; north to Emory Dawson Rd on Altama Ave.; north to Cypress Mill Rd. on US-17
Blythe Island
Areas southwest of Blythe Island Highway including Colonels Island along US-17
St. Simons Island
Areas south of the roundabout at Lawrence Road.
October 21-31
Mainland
Neighborhoods off the east side of US-17 from Belle Pointe to Winton Farms
October 24-November 2
Mainland
Areas north-east of Blythe Island Highway to Old Brookman Rd. on US-17
Areas west of US-17 to I-95 up to Chapel Crossing Rd.
St. Simons Island
Areas north of the roundabout at Lawrence Rd.
October 26-November 4
Mainland
Areas east of east of I-95 north of Chapel Crossing Rd.
Areas west of I-95 in northern Glynn County
November 2-12
Western most areas of Glynn County
As a reminder, residents are asked to place storm-generated debris in piles at the curb in front of their home as soon as possible. Debris pick-up includes woody, vegetative debris and other construction and demolition (C&D) storm-related debris such as fencing, shingles, etc. Please separate woody, vegetative debris from other debris, as there will be separate pick-ups for each.
Debris placed in bags will not be picked up unless you have contracted with Republic Services for annual yard debris pick-up services. All storm-related debris should be moved to the county right-of-way so it can be picked up by Ceres.
Please be advised that debris removal crews will not enter onto private property to collect or remove debris. However, private roads and subdivisions may be approved on a case-by-case basis pending Federal Emergency Management Agency pre-approval.
Contractors will only collect disaster-related debris. Please do not attempt to place garbage or other household refuse with the disaster debris, as it will not be accepted.
For questions regarding regular trash pick-up or debris related pick-up, please call the Glynn County Customer Service line at 912-554-7111.
To report unsafe debris situations (e.g. leaning trees, debris piles in front of stop signs, etc.) or unsafe limbs or leaning trees in the right-of-way please call the Glynn County Public Works Department at 912-554-7746.