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SWM crews and contractors are working tirelessly to collect storm debris from Hurricane Beryl. Due to high volumes of debris at the curb, we are currently behind schedule on heavy trash pickup. We appreciate your patience as we provide services to all neighborhoods. MORE >> 

Debris collection progress

Welcome to the public site for the storm debris collections progress map. Trucks are actively working to remove debris from curbsides and public rights-of-way. Below, you will find a map displaying the hauling progress by collection zone. Use the magnifying glass icon in the upper right-hand corner of the map to search for an address. Zone progress is updated nightly at 8:00 PM.
  • 1st Pass in Progress- Hauling trucks are currently working on their first round of hauling in the zone (yellow)
  • 1st Pass Completed- Hauling trucks have finished the first round of hauling in the zone (green)
  • Remaining- Hauling trucks have not started (gray)
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Debris Collection Updates

Debris Collection In Progress
  • The debris collection is expected to last 60-90 days.
  • Follow debris collection guidelines.
  • Debris collection will continue until we no longer see the need to continue collection passes.
  • Keep the road clear of vehicles when we are on your street collecting.
  • The debris collection process will take time and requires careful attention from our crews.
Neighborhood Depository

All six Neighborhood Depositories are open for residents to drop items off. Citizens are encouraged to arrive at least 30 minutes before closing time to allow adequate time to unload.

  • North - 9003 N Main 77022
  • Northwest - 14400 Sommermeyer 77041
  • Northeast - 5565 Kirkpatrick 77028
  • Southeast - 2240 Central Street 77017
  • South - 5100 Sunbeam 77033
  • Southwest - 10785 SW Freeway 77074

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