Storm Debris

A collection site in St. Petersburg shows how much wreckage has been processed. This year's hurricane season produced 1.3 million cubic yards of debris in the area alone — more than Hurricanes Irma, Idalia and Ian combined.

City of Tampa officials said they are working around the clock to have piles of household and vegetative debris cleared. But Mayor Jane Castor urged residents to be patient.

The county has hired contractors to help remove storm debris, but warn it's a huge effort. They're asking for patience — or for you to help clear some of it yourself. Learn what you should do with your storm debris.

It's been three months since Hurricane Irma hit Florida, and some counties are still cleaning up.While Pinellas County is getting closer to getting all of…

Hurricane Irma has left the state. Now, the cleanup begins. From downed tree limbs to damaged household items like appliances and furniture. Every city…