Storm Debris Collection Information
UCL Community Desk · Union County Life
In response to a storm on July 3rd, the Township of Springfield will provide curbside collection of brush and storm damage debris. Collection is limited to storm damage debris only, and debris must not exceed 5 feet in length or 10 inches in diameter. Debris resulting from contractor work will not be collected, as disposal remains the contractor's responsibility. All debris must be placed at the curb no later than Sunday, July 19th, and must not block storm drains. The Township will begin canvassing the town on July 7th with no set schedule for specific areas. Brush placed at the curb after July 19th will not be collected.
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