Tulare County Launches Debris Removal Program

TULARE, CA (KMJ) – Tulare County launches debris removal program
for residents impacted by flooding.

Tulare County, in partnership with CalOES and FEMA, has established a debris removal program for residents impacted by the recent March flooding events.

Residents are encouraged to place any debris related to the recent flooding events curbside at the edge of the road in front of their homes in an area that will not impede traffic or cause a road hazard.

Debris Removal Guidelines:
• Place debris away from trees, poles, fire hydrants, meters, or other structures
• Do not touch, cut, remove, or place debris on downed powerlines
• Separate debris into the following categories:
o Large appliances (stove, dishwasher, refrigerator, washer/dryer)
o Electronics (television, computer, stereo)
o Vegetative debris (tree branches, leaves, logs, plants)
o Construction debris (drywall, lumber, carpet, furniture, plumbing)
o Hazardous waste (oil, paint, pesticide, batteries, cleaning supplies)

Anyone with questions on the placement of debris, please call the Flood Hotline at (559) 802-9791.