11/9/16 at 1:30 p.m. - It is anticipated that the first phase of debris pick-up on County maintained roads will be complete on Friday, November 11th. The contractor has picked up a total of 47,172 cubic yards of debris on behalf of Nassau County and will begin a second pass on Monday, November 14th. Citizens should have all debris at the right-of-way and be prepared for pickup no later than November 14th. Any debris that is put out for pickup after November 14th is at risk not being picked up at all.
If you feel your debris was missed in the first phase of the collection process, please contact Nassau County Engineering Services at (904) 530-6225 or Road & Bridge at (904) 530-6175. You can also email your concerns to [email protected].
It is important to note that there may be some sticks and/or leaves left behind. Some lawn maintenance may be required by the property owner.
To assist with clean up efforts, citizens are reminded of the following:
Two locations are available to residents to drop off vegetative debris:
Proof of residency is required to use these sites. Proof of residency may include a government issued ID, a utility bill, etc. These sites will only be accepting vegetative debris.
-Nassau County Public Works Department
If you feel your debris was missed in the first phase of the collection process, please contact Nassau County Engineering Services at (904) 530-6225 or Road & Bridge at (904) 530-6175. You can also email your concerns to [email protected].
It is important to note that there may be some sticks and/or leaves left behind. Some lawn maintenance may be required by the property owner.
To assist with clean up efforts, citizens are reminded of the following:
- Paper or plastic bags left at the curb will not be picked up and may prevent the contractor from picking up any debris left at the site
- Bagged debris will not be emptied by the contractor
- Large limbs and logs may require additional equipment, therefore, this type of debris may be left behind on the first pass through a neighborhood
- Separate the yard debris such as limbs, leaves, and logs from construction/demolition debris. Failure to separate the debris will prevent the contractor from picking up any debris at the site.
- Appliances and furniture will not be picked up
- Household hazardous waste such as paint cans, batteries, and electronics will not be picked up
Two locations are available to residents to drop off vegetative debris:
- Baily Road Maintenance Yard located at 3163 Bailey Road in Fernandina Beach
- Hilliard Maintenance Yard located at 37356 Pea Farm Road
Proof of residency is required to use these sites. Proof of residency may include a government issued ID, a utility bill, etc. These sites will only be accepting vegetative debris.
-Nassau County Public Works Department
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