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Santa Rosa County details debris removal process from start to finish

November 4, 2026 | Collin Bestor

The trucks come into the Central Landfill piled high with trees, limbs and other debris left in the wake of Hurricane Isaias.

Oak limbs, pine trees and brush piled along Santa Rosa County roadways are currently being hauled away to 11 different locations as the county continues cleanup nearing the one-month mark after landfall.

Vegetative debris goes from a large pile of trees to mulch as the county cleans up from Hurricane Isaias

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