STORM UPDATES
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Pinellas County Storm Debris Cleanup - November 22, 2024
Pinellas County is announcing its final storm debris collection schedule for unincorporated residents. The County’s contractor expects to complete its first pass of storm debris collections in the unincorporated areas before Thanksgiving. After Thanksgiving, the contractor will begin its second and final pass. As the contractor clears a road, a separate monitoring contractor will take photos, and if no debris remains, the County will consider debris collections on that street completed. This second and final round is expected to be completed by the end of December. Here is important guidance for residents:
As of midday Thursday, Nov. 21, Pinellas County had collected nearly a half-million cubic yards of storm debris. You can view our storm debris management dashboard pinellas.gov/debris. Sand drop-off site to close Sunday The County's sand drop-off site at Sand Key Park will close Sunday, Nov. 24, at noon due to low demand. About 11,000 to 12,000 cubic yards of sand from Hurricanes Helene and Milton have been brought to the site by municipalities, haulers and residents. The County has been running an operation with the Florida Department of Transportation which the County has been sifting clean sand for placement back on the beaches and FDOT has been taking away contaminated sand. |
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Service Alert - Update on Recycling Services
Solar Sanitation Important Service Update - October 21, 2024 Dear Community, We wanted to provide an update regarding our recycling services. Our previous facility has been temporarily closed due to storm damage and is awaiting inspection for reopening. In the meantime, we are in contact with a new facility and will notify everyone once arrangements are finalized. We appreciate your patience and continued cooperation during this time. To ensure that everyone is taken care of, we will be collecting ALL missed recycling once we get the green light. It should be no later than this week. We sincerely apologize for the delays and appreciate your understanding as we've been busy managing calls and trash pick-ups want to ensure that we dispose of the recycling in the proper manner. We hope you and your family are safe following the storms. If you could take a moment to leave us a Google Review, it would be greatly appreciated! You can visit us at: Solar Sanitation Google Reviews. “Be the change you wish to see in the world.” Have an amazing day! Best regards, Solar Sanitation Hurricane Milton Service Update
Solar Sanitation Important Service Update - October 8, 2024 We want to inform you about Hurricane Milton and its potential impact on our services. Hurricane Milton is expected to make landfall on Thursday, October 10, 2024, as a possible Category 3 hurricane. Closure Notice: Due to safety concerns for our employees, Solar Sanitation will be CLOSED on Wednesday, October 9th, and Thursday, October 10, 2024 we WILL NOT be running any trash or recycling services. Trash Services:
Stay Updated: Please keep an eye out for emails with service updates. You can also find all storm updates on our website: www.solarsanitationinc.com. To Prepare for the Storm:
Stay Informed: For up-to-date information, please visit: We encourage you to take necessary precautions to ensure your safety and well-being during this storm. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Sincerely, Solar Sanitation Team |
OAKWOOD DRIVE BRIDGE REPLACEMENT PROJECT
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Update (11/27/2024) : Pinellas County inspected the bridge after the storm and the bridge continues to be safe for all typical uses. The County is working with the State on removal of marine debris.
Pinellas County continues to work with the surety company to bring in a new contractor to complete the project. For up-to-date information, please visit the Bridge Project webpage. For questions, please contact the Construction Project Manager, Wesley Merritt at (727) 464-8821 or via email at [email protected]. |
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Please remember that political signs/flags of any kind are prohibited.
Please refer to the governing documents for allowable signs. |
COYOTE ACTIVITY IN HARBOR BLUFFS NEIGHBORHOOD
There have been multiple reports of coyote activity in the Harbor Bluffs community. Please find the below resources provided by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. For residents who may have questions or concerns, please call the FWC.
