Community Announcements

The following is a reprint of an email from Hillsborough County for customers of Hillsborough County Solid Waste:

 

This is an update from Hillsborough County on storm debris removal and the progress county debris haulers are making in the community.

 

Over 150 specialized trucks are on the road seven days a week and have the capacity to collect 60,000 cubic yards of debris daily. The first pass of collection efforts in unincorporated Hillsborough County is estimated to be completed by Nov. 17, 2024. 

To help you view the status of debris collection in your neighborhood, we recently launched a debris tracking map.  

In addition to storm debris collection curbside, the county has extended hours for several facilities, opened two for 24/7 service, and continues to open temporary debris sites throughout the community for self-hauling of materials and tree debris.  
 
Below, please find the collection sites that are for debris drop-off around the County, with additional details available at HCFL.gov/MiltonCleanup: 

 

 

The county also has answers to frequently asked questions on Hurricane Milton storm debris. 

 

For regular curbside trash and yard waste collection, residents should continue to follow the guidelines and their normal schedule. Please note, you may experience a delay in regular pickup due to the increased volume. 

 

For any questions or missed pickups, please call the Solid Waste call center at (813) 272-5682 or report online at HCFL.gov/AtYourService.

   

Thank you for your patience as we work to clean up Hillsborough together. 

 

Sincerely, 

Hillsborough County Solid Waste