Storm Debris Curbside Pickup

 Prepare debris.

Place downed limbs, brush, and other organic storm debris near the curb for an upcoming City-wide debris pickup. See the timeline below.

Need help dragging debris to the curb?

Click “Request Help” below by July 14 to request volunteer help getting your debris to the curb. Those without internet access or who need help submitting the form should call the Citizen Resource Center at 864-1010.

Request Help

Volunteer! Register to help neighbors in need on July 17 for the Clean Green Volunteer Cleanup Day.

The City of Springfield needs volunteers to join Public Works and City Staff to help residents in need drag storm debris to the curbline in preparation for debris pickup. Individuals, families, businesses, churches and civic groups are encouraged to register for a morning (7:30 – 11:30 a.m.) or afternoon (1-5 p.m.) volunteer shift at one of many rally points across Springfield. Registrations will be collected via the City of Springfield’s new volunteer portal, Give Pulse.

Volunteers will receive a FREE Clean Green t-shirt and pizza lunch!

Individual Registration

Group Registration

 

Storm Debris Curbside Pickup 

Starts July 17

City residents may begin placing organic debris (like limbs and branches) 
at the curb now. Please keep debris away from sidewalks, mailboxes, and 
storm drains or from blocking visibility at intersections.

After the July 17 volunteer event, Public Works 

will begin curbside sweeps by Council Zone, to 

include all streets within city limits 

(schedule is weather dependent):

• Zone 1: July 21–25
• Zone 3: July 28–August 1
• Zone 2: August 11–15
• Zone 4: August 18–22

Please have debris at the curb or street edge by the beginning of the 
sweep date to assure collection. City contractor Hodges Tree Service 
will assist in removing the remaining large debris piles and completing 
assistance requests.