City Sanitation crews have hauled away nearly 10,675 cubic yards of storm waste. Plus they're adding more resources Monday.
{Friday, February 3, 2023-12PM} So far, our City Sanitation crews, with the help of debris removal partners, have hauled away nearly 10,675 cubic yards of storm waste. 🚛STARTING MONDAY (2/6) through SATURDAY (2/11) we're adding EVEN MORE resources to the effort! ⛔️Please read entire message below:
🟩💪WE NEED YOUR COOPERATION for crews to be able to pick up quickly and efficiently. After next week (2/13/23), crews will begin reverting back to regular collection routes and heavy trash pickup days.
🟩😊Please place your TORNADO DEBRIS CURBSIDE BY THE END OF THIS WEEKEND if you live in the tornado path. If not, the debris may remain in place until it is collected by regularly scheduled heavy trash pickup.
🚗😡Do not park on street in front of a trash pile. This prevents Sanitation trucks from getting to the debris.
💚😇To those in all other locations outside the tornado track, please be patient with our Sanitation department. 🙏They have been working long hours and some were even personally impacted by the tornado. We appreciate everyone’s cooperation as well as the hard work of our Sanitation staff and partners. This community is truly Pasadena strong!
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