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All debris for collections should be placed curbside between the sidewalk or property line and the curb. Debris should be separated at the curb into the following categories: vegetative, storm-related construction and demolition debris, appliances and white goods, electronics and household hazardous waste.
Many spots within the City limits are not eligible for burning yard debris. City residents must follow Florida Forest Service laws. Burn piles must be 8ft or smaller, 50ft from paved roads, 150ft from your neighbors or other occupied building & 25ft from your home & any wildlands, brush or combustible structure. For more information, contact the Tallahassee Forestry Service at 681-5951.
Locations Crews Currently Working On
- Canadian Geese, Dove Trail
- Chevy Way
- Rutledge
- Ox Bottom Rd.
- Meridian Rd and Oc Bottom
- Lexington and Livingston
- McKeithen and Cactus
- Live Oak Plantation Rd.
- Lakeshore
- Hawks Nest
- Foxcroft
- Killearn Acres (pockets)
- Killearn Estates (pockets)
- Ox Bottom
- Scenic Heights / Holly Hills (Myrick Rd / Raa Ave / Skyland Dr)
- Indianhead
- Brookside Boulevard
- Alachua Ave
- Lafayette Oaks
- Los Robles
Additional Hurricane Michael Updates
Power Restoration & Property Damage Responsibilities
Outage Map
The following map shows verified reported outages in our area. The legend gives you an idea about what the colors mean. Don't see a dot
on your house? Look for orange and red dots near your home - those
indicate fuses and transformers that may be inactive or damaged. To report a loss of power, visit the Report an Electric Outage page.