Boaters asked to stay off waterways until Nicole cleanup is completed
Trash pickup resumes with some delays
CLAY COUNTY - Trash pickup was delayed Thursday, and crews are picking up those routes Friday.
If you have yard waste put it out now. We will be picking it up Friday and Saturday, and we …
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Boaters asked to stay off waterways until Nicole cleanup is completed
Trash pickup resumes with some delays
CLAY COUNTY - Trash pickup was delayed Thursday, and crews are picking up those routes Friday.
If you have yard waste put it out now. We will be picking it up Friday and Saturday, and we have a plan for claw trucks to pick up any remaining yard waste next week. You can also take your yard waste to Rosemary Hill Solid Waste Management Facility from Nov. 11 through Nov. 21.
The county is asking boaters to avoid all of our county's waterways. There's a lot of debris in the water, making it unsafe for boating, and we don't want anyone to get hurt. The Clay County Sheriff's Office Marine Unit is out in the water clearing any debris they find.
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