FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. – Unincorporated parts of Flagler County that are in the initial debris cleanup phase from Hurricane Milton may start to see the removal of vegetative debris as early as Monday.
Work clearing away tree branches, lawn clippings, logs, and plants is scheduled to begin on the right-of-ways along the John Anderson and Old Kings Road corridors.
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Clean-up will proceed to the eastern areas of the county and work westward.
The pickup is estimated to take a few weeks, however, the current schedule may change due to contractor progress when going from area to area.
To speed up the process for cleanup crews, remember to separate debris from regular household garbage.
Debris should also be separated into categories like vegetation, construction/demolition materials, appliances, and electronics. Separating your debris will make pickup go smoother and prevent a higher volume of delays.
For your safety and the safety of cleanup crews, place debris without blocking driveways, roadways, mailboxes, or utility poles, and avoid obstructing ditches to prevent further flooding in your area.