Lawrenceville – Gwinnett residents have until Monday, Oct. 16 to contact the County to request free removal of yard debris from Tropical Storm Irma and to set yard debris at curbside for pickup.
Hurricane Irma wreaked havoc and destruction throughout parts of the Caribbean and Florida last week. On Monday, September 11, 2017, the weather system, although downgraded to a tropical storm, adversely affected all Georgians with high winds and torrential rains that caused downed power lines, fallen trees, and the death of at least three Georgians.
Lawrenceville – To assist residents with disposal of yard debris caused by Tropical Storm Irma, Gwinnett County will provide free storm debris removal along county and state roads, but not on city streets. This cleanup effort only applies to tree limbs, branches, and other vegetative debris.
The newest household name – Irma – is wreaking havoc here in the southeast United States. A couple of weeks ago, I only knew one person named Irma, and she’s such a sweet and kind woman.
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ATLANTA – Hurricane Irma, a potentially catastrophic Category 4 hurricane, is heading toward the Bahamas and Cuba before posing a serious threat to Florida and parts of the Southeast beginning this weekend.
Lawrenceville – In response to Hurricane Irma, the Gwinnett County Animal Welfare and Enforcement Division has received about 60 dogs and cats from a shelter in Glynn County, which lies on the Atlantic coast.
MONROE – Walton Electric Membership Corporation’s (EMC) 10 county service area is a long way from the coast, but the possibility of significant impacts from Hurricane Irma is growing stronger.
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