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All County, City Dump Trucks Enlisted in Debris Removal and Landfill Locations Open 24/7

Rocco Maglio
By Rocco Maglio
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Hurricane Helene Debris in front of a Hernando Beach home. [Credit: Rocco Maglio]
Hurricane Helene Debris in front of a Hernando Beach home. [Credit: Rocco Maglio]
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Hernando County PIO Dominique Holmes says the County and the City of Brooksville have mobilized all of their dump trucks to remove the debris and they have taken additional action in opening landfill locations 24/7 prior to Hurricane Milton.

Residents and Contractors are now permitted to utilize the West Hernando Convenience Center and the Main Landfill 24/7 during this pre-storm event for Hurricane Milton.

Trailers are permitted at all locations below. All storm debris related tipping fees are waived, until further notice.

Landfill and Convenience Centers Updated Operations: 

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  • The Northwest Solid Waste Facility (Main Landfill: 14450 Landfill Rd.) is open 24/7, until further notice.
  • The West Hernando Convenience Center (2525 Osowaw Blvd.) is open 24/7, until further notice.
  • The East Hernando Convenience Center (33070 Cortez Blvd.) is open during normal operating hours which are Tuesday – Saturday, 9 am-5 pm.

Garbage collection through Republic Services is operating tomorrow Tuesday, October 8th, and will not operate on Wednesday, October 9th.

Please call (352) 754-4112 for more information or visit www.HernandoCounty.us/SolidWaste.

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Rocco Maglio is a co-founder of the Hernando Sun. He grew up in Brooksville and graduated from Hernando High. He then worked in technology for starting in the early 1990s. He was fascinated by the potential of the Internet even though at the time there were not graphical browsers. He recently earned a Master of Science in Information Technology with a specialization in Cybersecurity.
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