The City of San Marcos and its contractor are giving residents more time to get storm debris out to the curb for pickup.
The City originally planned to remove flood trash and debris from City neighborhoods by November 15. The debris pickup schedule has been extended to Nov. 22 to accommodate residents who are still cleaning out their homes.
The City is reminds residents to sort trash/debris into several piles.
Brush Drop-Off
The City of San Marcos hosts monthly brush drop-off (weather permitting) on the second Saturday of each month at 750 River Road for San Marcos residential garbage and recycling service customers. The next event is scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 12.
Household Hazardous Waste
The City of San Marcos hosts collections for household hazardous waste at the City Hall traffic yard (630 E. Hopkins–across from the big HEB) on Tuesdays and Fridays from noon until 3:30 p.m.
The facility accepts, among other things:
The facility does not accept tires, medical waste (other than sharps), compressed gas, waste generated by business, pharmaceuticals, cylinders or computers/TV’s.
More information about debris removal can be found on www.sanmarcostx.gov/smtxfloodhomes.
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