KISSIMMEE – The City of Kissimmee is set to commence the final pass for residential curbside hurricane debris removal beginning on Monday, November 11, 2024. This final collection phase is implemented to ensure all residents have sufficient time to place their debris along the right-of-way for efficient removal.
This second pass follows thorough assessments of the different areas, demonstrating the City’s commitment to effective debris collection. Crews are currently concluding the first pass this week, with each zone receiving two passes in total for debris removal.
The city requests that residents adhere to the following guidelines when placing debris for collection:
Separate tree debris from construction debris
Place debris close to the curb, but not in the road
Do not mix garbage or recycling materials in debris piles
Do not bag debris
Do not place debris near mailboxes or fire hydrants
Given that the collection process can be time-consuming, the City appreciates the community’s collaboration and understanding as crews diligently work to complete this effort following Hurricane Milton.
For additional information on recovery resources and debris collection guidelines, please visit kissimmee.gov/milton. You can also contact the Public Works and Engineering Department by calling 407-518-2170.
