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– Storm Debris Pickup Update –

Following the recent severe storm event, City of Two Rivers Public Works crews spent the past week working long hours to help residents with storm cleanup efforts and restore neighborhoods as quickly as possible. Thanks to those efforts, the vast majority of storm debris piles across the city have now been collected.

To continue assisting residents, crews will make final passes through neighborhoods next week from Tuesday through Friday morning to collect any remaining storm-related brush and tree debris placed at the curb.

** After the morning of Friday, May 29, any debris remaining will become the responsibility of the property owner for disposal or removal. **

We appreciate the patience, cooperation, and community spirit shown throughout this recovery effort, as well as the hard work and dedication of our City crews who have been serving residents throughout the cleanup process.