Interactive Debris Pickup Map

For the past two weeks, crews have been working from sun-up to sun-down, seven days a week to remove the massive vegetative debris across the City as a result of Hurricane Beryl. The process is slow going and will take several more weeks to complete. So far we estimate that approximately 50% of our city has had the first pass of vegetative debris pickup. We have created an interactive map that shows the volume of debris that needs to be picked up across the City and to give you a better idea of what neighborhoods we have visited so far and what areas are upcoming based on the amount of debris.

The PURPLE area in the map indicates areas where we have already made the first pass. If your vegetative debris was not picked up and you are in a purple area, it may be because of low-hanging trees blocking the roadway or other obstacles that prevented the pickup. You will be taken care of during a second pass where different equipment will be used to pick up the debris.

The GOLD areas of the map indicate neighborhoods with heavy vegetative debris. These are the areas where crews will be focusing on next.

The GREEN areas indicate light debris, which will be the last areas to be picked up.