Flagler County, FL – The debris hauling in Flagler County is moving onto Daytona North and several private communities.
So far, 30,000 cubic yards (1,300 truckloads) of storm debris has been picked up from roadways in Flagler County. Staff and contracted haulers have been working 12 hours a day, 7 days a week to get rid of the debris. 183 roads in the unincorporated part of Flagler County have been cleared.
“This debris has been collected since September 21 through Wednesday (October 26), and it has been taken to the final disposal site,” said Amy Kennedy, Flagler County Project Manager. “We have also started to collect construction debris – 21 truckloads so far.”
Crews are now working to clear public roads in Daytona North as well as in private communities on the barrier island, such as the Maritime Estates community and Matanzas Shores. Plantation Bay, another private community, has been completely cleared of debris. Flagler will now work on debris hauling in the Fairchild Oaks community.
“We appreciate everyone’s patience,” said Nate McLaughlin, Commission Chair. “We are working very hard to get this work completed, and managing our resources wisely.”
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