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10/22/2026

🌳🚛 YARD WASTE COLLECTION UPDATE
Due to limited space, Waste Pro has suspended yard waste cart collection until further notice.

Residents are asked to empty their yard waste carts and place the contents with their roadside storm debris for collection.

Reminder: No Bags
Thank you for your patience as Hurricane Isaias recovery efforts continue.

10/21/2026

🌀🚛 HURRICANE ISAIAS RECOVERY – DEBRIS REMOVAL PROGRESS!

📊 NEARLY 29,800 CUBIC YARDS OF STORM DEBRIS COLLECTED!

As of October 21, that's enough debris to cover an entire football field approximately 14 feet deep! Cleanup efforts are continuing throughout Gulf Breeze!

🖥️ FOLLOW THE PROGRESS!

The City's live DebrisTech Dashboard provides collection statistics and a map of documented cleanup activity only, not a pickup schedule:
🔗 https://dashboard.debristech.com/Jv9br?tab=layout-debris-tree-operations

🌳 HOW RESIDENTS CAN HELP

Please continue placing storm debris along the roadside in five separate categories:

🌿 Vegetative: Trees, limbs, branches, and leaves.
🏠 Construction & Demolition: Fencing, roofing, drywall, lumber, and furniture.
🧊 White Goods: Refrigerators, washers, dryers, and other appliances.
🔌 Electronics: TVs, computers, and other electronics.
🛞 Tires: Keep separate from other debris.

⚠️ IMPORTANT REMINDERS
✅ Do not place storm debris in plastic bags or garbage carts.
✅ Keep debris out of roadways, sidewalks, and storm drains.
✅ Avoid power lines, fire hydrants, and utility equipment.

🚮 WASTE PRO SERVICE UPDATE

Regular household garbage collection continues. However, recycling and routine yard waste collection remain suspended until further notice.
Please continue placing storm-generated yard debris along the roadside for the City's debris removal contractor.

💙 THANK YOU, GULF BREEZE!
We've made tremendous progress, but there's still more work ahead! Thank you for your continued patience and cooperation as we work together toward recovery!

10/16/2026

Pensacola Beach Residents and Pensacola Beach Business representatives are invited to a community cookout (today) Friday, October 16 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the SRIA office parking lot ( #1 Via de Luna)
Hot dogs, chips and bottled water will be provided free of charge.
The event offers an opportunity for the Pensacola Beach community to come together, enjoy a meal and connect with neighbors as the island continues its recovery.
Hosted by the Pensacola Beach Chamber of Commerce and the Santa Rosa Island Authority

10/14/2026

10/12/2026

♻️🚛 HURRICANE ISAIAS RECOVERY UPDATE – FREE TRANSFER STATION RESTRICTED ACCESS
The City of Gulf Breeze is making the Transfer Station available FREE OF CHARGE all week to assist City residents with storm cleanup and recovery efforts.

📍 WHO: City Residents (within city limits)

📅 WHEN: All week, October 13–17, 2026

💲 COST: FREE for eligible City residents!

✅ Residents are encouraged to take advantage of this service as cleanup efforts continue throughout our community.

⚠️ PLEASE NOTE: The Transfer Station will be closed to all non-city customers as we recover from the storm.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we work together to recover from Hurricane Isaias!

10/11/2026

🚨 PUBLIC SAFETY ALERT: NO YARD DEBRIS BURNING

The City has responded to two brush fire calls today caused by homeowners burning yard debris. One incident involved three separate homeowners burning debris.

We remain under a Declaration of Emergency due to highly dangerous conditions. A single spark can quickly become an uncontrolled fire, threatening homes, property, and lives.

🔥 DO NOT BURN YARD DEBRIS.

Protect your neighbors, our firefighters, and our community. Burning in violation of emergency restrictions may result in a fine.

Please take this seriously. No burning means NO burning.

10/10/2026

🌳 POST-STORM DEBRIS REMOVAL UPDATE | GULF BREEZE PROPER

📍 For residents inside the City limits of Gulf Breeze Proper
The City’s debris hauler, CWR, will collect storm debris piles on two Tuesdays: October 13 and October 20.
Please review these important guidelines to help crews work safely and efficiently:

🚛 DEBRIS PLACEMENT
Place storm debris piles along the roadway, NOT in the roadway.
Limbs and trees must be sized so they can be picked up by a large clam truck.
Do NOT place debris piles under power lines.
Crews may prioritize larger and arterial streets to minimize further damage and maintain access for emergency vehicles.

💧 EYES ON THE INLETS
As City crews work to remove debris, we need residents’ help! Please check stormwater inlets along the edge of your property and make sure they are clear of debris. Keeping inlets clear helps stormwater drain properly.

⚠️ STORM DEBRIS ONLY
Please do NOT place non-storm-related vegetation or construction and demolition (C&D) debris in the public right-of-way. It will NOT be picked up. Please utilize the transfer station.
Thank you for doing your part to help Gulf Breeze recover safely and efficiently.