Service Alert Storm Debris Collection Update

The City of Houston’s Department of Solid Waste Management (SWMD) expects to conclude the first pass of collections on Saturday, August 31. MORE

Debris collection progress

Welcome to the public update site for Hurricane Beryl debris removal progress. Trucks are actively working to remove curbside debris. Below you will find an interactive map that displays the hauling progress by assigned zones in corresponding neighborhoods. Use the magnifying glass icon in the upper right-hand corner of the map to enter an address and determine the level of storm debris activity occurring in your neighborhood. Zone progress is updated nightly at 8:00 PM.
 1st Pass in Progress- Trucks are currently working on their first round of hauling in the zone
 1st Pass Complete- Trucks have finished the first round of hauling in the zone
 2nd Pass Progress- Trucks are currently working on their second round of hauling in the zone
 2nd Pass Complete- Trucks have finished the second round of hauling in the zone
 Not conducting operations- Curbside collection operations will be handled by Fort Bend County. For more information, please contact Brian Thompson at 954-240-1110  
 Purple line indicates the streets our crew has completed.
Zoom in on the map to see the progress in detail.
 Tree trimming complete - Please be advised that storm debris contractors will be trimming trees in the public right-of-way throughout the city to mitigate future weather-related damage.
 Pile- Collected storm debris location
 Full truckloads

Days from Start

69

CYD Collected Yesterday

1,736

Veg

Total Loads Collected

61,447

Project to Date

Cumulative Veg Cyd

3,008,825

Project to Date

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