The cleanup continues on the east coast following the aftermath of Hurricane Larry with many municipalities in the St. John’s-metro region offering debris drop-off locations for residents.
The City of St. John’s says residents who are cleaning up branches and trees from private property can drop-off debris at the large gravel parking lot at Quidi Vidi Lake near The Boulevard and at Bowring Park starting this morning.
Starting on Sunday, Sept. 12, drop off branches & trees ONLY from private property at:
>gravel parking lot at Quidi Vidi Lake near the Blvd
>gravel parking lot at Bowring Park (main entrance)
Robin Hood Bay drop off is closed today: https://t.co/xwojfjzdBN #LarryNL #nlwx
— City of St. John's (@CityofStJohns) September 11, 2021
In Mount Pearl, residents can drop off yard debris at the Upper Glacier parking lot at 45 Olympic Drive today through to Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.
Mount Pearl will also be starting curbside yard debris collection in the coming days and expect the effort to take a few weeks.
We know many of our residents are dealing with yard debris today and the city has details on a drop-off location and curbside pick-up service.
Please visit https://t.co/Gs1nJYBrRr for full details, or see below.#staysafe #MountPearl pic.twitter.com/ooDGCfidbj
— City of Mount Pearl (@Mount_Pearl) September 11, 2021
Debris must be bundled and can weigh no more than 50 lbs. No other items will be accepted.
In Paradise, residents can drop-off branches, trees, leaves and debris at 619 St. Thomas Line, at the St. Thomas Line Treatment Plant.
For Paradise residents dealing with fallen trees, branches & leaves fr Hurricane #LarryNL, we have a free Yard Debris Drop-off at 619 St. Thomas Line (by the Treatment Plant) open this weekend (Sept 11-12). Pls practice physical distance at drop-off site. https://t.co/MEcDRoDlSK pic.twitter.com/kR9YwM3zE8
— Town of Paradise (@townofparadise) September 11, 2021
The Town of Conception Bay South says residents can bring debris to the Town Depot lots next to 106 Conception Bay Highway and 70 Legion Road, beginning this morning.
The Town will be organizing drop off locations for fallen tree limbs. Starting Sun, Sept 12, residents can bring fallen limbs to the Town depot lots next to the following locations:
– 106 Conception Bay Highway
– 70 Legion RoadDetails – https://t.co/QuEbg3hBj7 pic.twitter.com/3JydKoUM3r
— Conception Bay South (@TownofCBS) September 11, 2021
In Torbay, residents can drop-off any debris next to the brown bag drop-off sign behind the Torbay Town Hall.
As we begin the process of cleaning up within the town residents can drop off any trees or branches next to the brown bag drop off sign behind the Town Hall. Please note this is only for trees and branches. Stay safe!
— Town of Torbay (@torbaynl) September 11, 2021
