PAPILLION, Neb. (KMTV) — If you’re a resident of Omaha and still have limbs and other vegetation littering your yard from the storm that tore through the area, the final day for curbside collections is tomorrow. Dropoff sites will also be closing.
According to a release from the city, the dropoff sites located at Levi Carter Park and Hefflinger Park will close at 7 p.m.
In addition, the city said, "The city collection of large debris from residential properties was completed Wednesday. City crews collected and disposed of 3,033 dump truck loads of limb, branches, etc."
Starting Monday, August 2, collections will return to normal with the requirement that vegetation is placed in garbage carts or brown yard waste bags with the appropriate pre-paid stickers.
Also, a reminder that our dumpsite will be open July 31 (one day only), 9am-3pm, for a last call for storm cleanup of tree and vegetative debris. If you have a damaged tree that needs to be dealt with, this is a great opportunity to dump it. Full details: https://t.co/TSJBbQHOv5
— City of Papillion (@CityofPapillion) July 27, 2021
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In Omaha, Mayor Jean Stothert's office announced that tree debris collection will continue for one additional week, ending on Friday, July 30.
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