Debris removal services activated post Hurricane Ida

Published 12:37 pm Monday, August 30, 2021

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LAPLACE — Parish President Jaclyn Hotard has activated debris removal services post Hurricane Ida.
Residents must follow these specific guidelines regarding Hurricane Ida-related debris. Separate debris into the following categories:
• Household Garbage
• Construction Debris
• Vegetation Debris
• Household Hazardous Waste
• ‘White’ Goods
• Electronics
Please place your debris piles at the curb in the public right-of-way in front of your home. Do not set debris against trees or poles.
As a result of Hurricane Ida, the Emergency Operations Center lost complete cell and internet services. As we work to get these services restored, please stay connected for more updates and post-storm information on our communication outlets.
May be an image of text that says 'WRONG PICKING UP THE PIEGES Following these specific guidlines when hauling hurricane-related debris and household garbage to the curb will make for speedier removal process CROSSING Any LINE toward PROPPING debris against treeso actor cannot collect item private property. cleanup crews scoop upthe items. Sources: contractors STAFF GRAPHIC BY DAN SWENSON CORRECT businesses debris following asked HINTS HOUSEHOLD A gallon containers Bagged trash CONSTRUCTION eight trash bags Packaging, Building materials Drywall secured VEGETATION DEBRIS Tree oranches Leaves placed curbside night scheduled Furniture Batteries Pesticides 'WHIT' GOODS Refrigerators dryers ELECTRONICS Televisions Computers Cleaningsupplies Compressedga conditioners Stoves heaters players Telephones'

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