Charlotte County Mini-Transfer & Recycling Facilities reopened with normal pre-storm business operations on Tuesday, Feb 14.
Household Garbage Collection
Waste Management resumed the residential curbside service and bulk pickup, including tires, white goods, and vegetative debris.
Private Property and Commercial Debris Removal
FDEM is accepting applications from private and commercial property owners who would like assistance with assessing and removing qualifying debris, including vehicles. To apply for storm debris removal:
- visit www.IanDebrisCleanup.com
- call Hurricane Ian Debris hotline at 850-961-2002
- email IanDebrisCleanup@em.myflorida.com
Waterway Debris Collection
FDEM has taken over the waterway debris collection. A contractor is currently working to collect storm debris from the navigable waterways that the County normally maintains.
Curbside Storm Debris
Charlotte County’s Hurricane Ian debris contractor, AshBritt, has finished its final pass of debris collection.
Storm Debris Drop-Off
The following locations are permanently closed as storm-related drop-off locations:
- Closed - Placida West Boat Ramp, 12560 Placida Road, Placida
- West Charlotte Mini-Transfer & Recycling Facility (Not accepting storm debris, open for regular operations), 7070 Environmental Way, Englewood
- Mid-County Mini-Transfer & Recycling Facility (Not accepting storm debris, open for regular operations), 19765 Kenilworth Blvd., Port Charlotte