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Harris County is opening a drop-off site for unincorporated residents who need to get rid of yard debris. Six debris drop-off sites opened at 8 a.m. Debris Drop-Off Locations: PLEASE BE PREPARED TO SHOW PROOF OF RESIDENCE: DRIVER'S LICENSE OR UTILITY BILL Tom Bass II Park.3930 Fellows Road 77047-8 AM - 4 PM 3 CommentsLeave a comment |
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Where can I drop off wood storm debris, specifically fencing material. I live in Harris
County unincorpated near Friendswood. Pleas
let me know so that will take some of the
pressure of the county picking up the lumber
that we can drop off ourselves.
Thank you. Noe Ontiveros 282 996 8431
Where can I drop off wood storm debris, specifically fencing material. I live in Harris
County unincorpated near Friendswood. Pleas
let me know so that will take some of the
pressure of the county picking up the lumber
that we can drop off ourselves.
Thank you. Noe Ontiveros 281 996 8431
Where can I drop off storm debris consisting of wood, metal, wallboard, shingles, etc.? I live in Friendswood, Galveston County.
Thanks,
CRH