Storm Household & Tree Debris Collection Update

Published on October 31, 2024

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Storm household construction/demolition and tree/vegetative debris collection on local City roads continues making substantial progress. State and County roads within the City of Dunedin are being handled by the State and County. We thank you for your patience.

 

To date – more than 64,000 cubic yards of debris/1,450 loads has been collected.
White goods/e-waste crew Active.
A tub grinder is in Highlander Park mulching all the tree debris operating from 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. It is expected to be there for 4-5 days.

 

The second and final pass for household and vegetation debris will begin November 4. We estimate this will take one week to complete. We encourage residents to “push” any remaining debris not collected on the first pass to the curb. Fence collections will take place with the second pass of household debris.

 

*****Please do not place wood fencing on tree debris piles. Fencing is treated wood and should be part of household/construction/demolition debris.

Highlander Park – Debris Removal has Begun

Multiple haulers are removing debris from the temporary laydown site at Highlander Park taking it to its final landfill destination. 

  

Household Construction and Demolition Debris Collection Update

As of 10/28 - 1st pass complete: Baywood Shores Dunedin Isles, Harborview, San Mateo/Douglas and Michigan to Palm-East of Bayshore, South side of the City including Lakewood Estates, Winding Creek, Sturbridge 

   

10/31 – Tree/Vegetation Debris collection update (See Tree Debris Zone Map)

 

There are multiple FEMA active contractor crews collecting tree debris in the following zones/neighborhoods:

  • Zone 6 – Douglas to Pinehurst/San Christopher to Michigan

  • Zone 7 – Main to Michigan/Pinehurst to CR- 1 Active

  • Zone 5 – New York to Victoria and Skinner to San Christopher start 10/30

  • Zone 12 – Waterford Crossing and Country Woods (Completed); Long Putt Ct, Eagle Lane and Birdie Lane started 10/31

  

There are multiple active State crews collecting the first pass of tree debris in the following zones/areas:

  • Zone 11 - Amberlea, Ranchwood, Lazy Lake (will be completed 10/31), Solon, Laurelwood up to Indian Creek, Wethersfield - Completed

  • Zone 10 –Patricia to CR-1/580 to Union; Scotsdale and Concord Groves subdivisions - Active

 

Completed Zones

  • Zones 1, 2 ,3, 4, 8, 9, 13 & 14 

 

Private and Commercial entities:

FEMA will not enter onto private roads and will only collect from the public right of way. Residents in private communities should inquire with their HOA or management company for details of existing disaster plans in the by-laws.

As a private/commercial community you will need to coordinate disposal on your end by a private hauler or having a container dropped off to fill and have removed.

Reimbursement for disposal will either come from the community’s insurance claim and/or FEMA claim, this is true for individual owner’s claims as well.

There are many haulers and container rental entities in the area, especially now, which are easily found through a google search. Homes in unincorporated areas, where roads are maintained by Pinellas County, must coordinate storm debris collection with Pinellas County. Contact the County at (727) 464-7500.

Recycling Resumes for Most Impacted Flooded Neighborhoods

 

Waste Pro will begin normal recycling for those neighborhoods most impacted by flooding from the recent hurricanes. Waste Pro asks that residents not mix recycling and flood debris or other trash/waste items or they will not be collected by Waste Pro.

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