OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. — Crews in Osceola County will be picking up Hurricane Ian debris from unincorporated flood zones on Monday.
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The cleanup continues in Osceola County, more than two weeks after Hurricane Ian.
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Crews are working to pick up debris in some hard-hit neighborhoods that flooded during the storm.
Residents in those areas need to keep debris 3 feet from the curb or any fire hydrants, mailboxes, signs, or parked cars.
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In addition to debris, the county will collect carpet, furniture and home appliances.
Officials said residents need to make sure they don’t mix hurricane debris with regular household garbage.
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