Debris & cleanup
Debris pickup rules and dates, and free volunteer help with trees, tarps, and muck-outs.
Text 7 to (850) 898-1741 to get this list on your phone.
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Crisis Cleanup hotline (free volunteer help)
Ask volunteer groups for free help with tree removal, debris, roof tarps, and mucking out flooded homes. Help depends on volunteers and is not guaranteed.
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Escambia County storm debris pickup
Target start Wednesday Oct 14 per Escambia County (Oct 11). Not all areas at once.
Put Isaias storm debris on the public right-of-way (between the street and the sidewalk, ditch, or utility pole). Separate tree debris from building debris. Loose only, do not bag it. Keep it 4 feet from mailboxes, meters, and hydrants, and not under power lines. Residential only, no commercial debris.
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City of Pensacola storm debris pickup
City contractor started Tuesday Oct 13 per City of Pensacola (Oct 12, 8 p.m.).
Inside city limits: separate tree debris from building materials. Do not bag it. Put it at the curb, out of the road. There will be several passes.
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ECUA garbage and recycling back on regular schedule
Resumed Monday Oct 12, per ECUA (Oct 11).
ECUA is collecting garbage and recycling on your normal day. Put out only your carts, and do not block them with storm debris. Storm debris is picked up separately by Escambia County.
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Escambia County debris clearing crews
County crews actively clearing downed trees throughout Escambia County; debris pickup expected to begin Wednesday.
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Perdido Landfill and Oak Grove drop-off (Escambia)
Regular hours posted on the county Waste Services page, checked Oct 13. No Isaias change or fee waiver announced.
Escambia County's Perdido Landfill takes loads you haul yourself; large loads that need hand unloading must arrive 30 minutes before closing. The Oak Grove Citizens Convenience Center is open Friday and Saturday. Regular fees apply; no storm fee waiver is posted.
Hours: Perdido: Mon-Fri 7am-5pm, Sat 7:30am-3:30pm. Oak Grove: Fri-Sat 8:30am-4:30pm