St. Johns County Bringing in Emergency Debris Removal Contractor

In the aftermath of Hurricane Milton, St. Johns County’s emergency debris removal contractor will join FCC in the ongoing efforts of collecting storm debris from the right-of-way. Residents are encouraged to move storm debris curbside as soon as possible. This is an additional service to support the recovery efforts in our community.

Please adhere to the following information to assist the County in its recovery efforts.

  • Place storm debris in piles along the curb (not in the roadway) and at least three feet from utility boxes, mailboxes, poles, fire hydrants, and other obstacles.
  • Bagged or containerized yard debris will be collected by your residential hauler on your regular yard waste collection day.
  • Separate vegetation from all other storm-related debris such as construction debris and appliances.
  • Normal household garbage, recycling, and bagged debris will be picked up on schedule by FCC Environmental. Please continue to follow your normal curbside collection schedule and guidelines.
  • No chemicals or hazardous waste will be collected curbside. All hazardous waste may be brought to Tillman Ridge or Stratton Road Transfer Station for disposal during operating hours.


For more information about storm debris, collection schedules, and the curbside collection guidelines, go to www.RecycleStJohns.com.

­For more information about the recovery efforts in St. Johns County following Hurricane Milton, go to www.sjcfl.us/hurricane

An illustrated diagram of a house with appropriate separation of storm debris depicted. Separate household garbage, construction debris, vegetation, and damaged appliances. Please place all storm debris at least 3' from any obstacles.

St. Johns County Emergency Management encourages the public to stay informed through these options:

  1. Follow St. Johns County Emergency Management on Facebook (facebook.com/StJohnsEOC) and X/Twitter (x.com/StJohnsEOC).
  2. Sign up for the Alert St. Johns emergency notification system at www.sjcemergencymanagement.com.
    1. Ensure the notification settings selected allow you to be alerted at all times for your safety.
  3. Register for Nixle Alerts by texting StJohnsEOC to 888777.
  4. Download the SJC Connect app at www.sjcfl.us/sjc-connect.
    1. Enable notifications within the app to receive real-time updates.

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