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Storm Debris Collection and Disposal

Posted on May 19, 2025


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MEDIA RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 19, 2025

Media Contact:
Mike Crowe, Director of Public Service
mcrowe@wilmingtonoh.org
937-382-6509

**Storm Debris Collection and Disposal**

LOCATION – Wilmington, Ohio

The City of Wilmington announces an offer of support to Wilmington residents for removal and disposal of storm debris following the effects of the storms that came through the area on May 16.

Beginning Tuesday, May 27, 2025, city maintenance crews will collect organic materials (leaves, twigs, branches, etc.) roadside at no additional cost to residents. Debris must be broken down into manageable pieces, no more than six inches in diameter and six feet in length. All debris must be placed at the curb no later than 12:00 AM on May 27 as the crews will only be able to make one pass through the city. In an effort to use resources responsibly, crews will not backtrack to collect debris that was not in place prior to this deadline. The maintenance crew’s debris pickup service is for storm-related debris only and does not include general lawn care or other yard waste. Crews only have the capacity and equipment to process limbs and brush, not entire trees. If you have a tree down from the storm, please coordinate removal with a professional tree service.

When placing items out for pickup, please be mindful of the following guidelines. Items for pick up should never be placed in the street or block the sidewalk or storm sewers. No rocks, trash, or other non-organic materials should be included. Do not block fire hydrants and park vehicles in driveways where possible.

Wilmington residents may also bring organic storm debris to the landfill for disposal at no cost effective immediately, ending at close of business Friday, May 30, 2025. Debris must be delivered to the landfill during normal business hours, Monday – Friday, 7:00 AM – 2:30 PM.

The City of Wilmington asks that all residents be patient, understanding, and exercise added caution while storm repairs are being completed. Questions regarding the debris removal may be directed to the office of the Director of Public Service, (937) 382-6509.

RELEASED BY

Michael Crowe
Director of Public Service
City of Wilmington

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