Greensboro residents can request tree damage clean-up assistance through the city

Greensboro residents can request tree damage clean-up assistance through the city

Greensboro’s Field Operations Department is asking residents who have extensive tree damage due to the recent ice storm and who are unable to prepare it to City yard waste standards to report it by March 5.

To report your debris, call the City Contact Center at 336-373-CITY (2489), use the GSO Collects app “Report an Issue” feature, or email cogcc@greensboro-nc.gov. Provide your name, address and phone number.

The City will be begin collections immediately, but it could take several weeks to reach all requested properties. Residents may also put out waste to be collected during their regular trash collection day or may drop items off at the White Street Landfill.

Here’s how to prepare yard waste if you want it to be collected on your regular trash collection day:

Use your own 32-gallon trash can. All items should be contained inside
Bag it with heavy duty, clear plastic bags. No other bags will be collected
Tie yard waste in bundles not more than five-feet long
Cans, bags or bundles must be no heavier than 50 pounds
If a City resident has the ability to haul their own storm debris to the White Street Landfill Compost facility, the City will be waiving the typical yard waste fees for residents in Greensboro through the close of business on March 6.

The hours of the White Street landfill are 7:50 a.m. to 4:50 p.m. Monday through Friday; and 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday.

Source: wxii12.com

Patricia Jones

Patricia is originally from Birmingham, AL, but has lived in the Triad for over a decade, arriving here shortly after finishing her journalism degree from Auburn. She writes mainly on local politics and policies.