10/18/2026
🌿 👇🏼Northwest Florida Storm Cleanup Resources
Our neighbors across Escambia, Santa Rosa, and Okaloosa counties are continuing the work of cleaning up after Hurricane Isaias. If you're sorting branches, yard debris, or storm-damaged materials, here are a few important reminders to help make the cleanup process a little easier.
📍 COUNTY
🚛 Debris collection is ongoing.
✔️ Do not bag debris.
✔️ Separate vegetative debris from construction and demolition materials.
✔️ Place debris in the public right-of-way, away from utility lines, mailboxes, water meters, and fire hydrants.
✔️ Residential debris only — no commercial debris.
📍 COUNTY
🌳 Free vegetative debris drop-off sites are available for county residents:
◆ Holley Ball Park — 3124 Bob Tolbert Road, Navarre
◆ Santa Rosa Soccer Park — 3360 Joppa Drive, Pace
🕖 Open 7 a.m.–5 p.m., seven days a week, until further notice.
✔️ Proof of residency is required.
✔️ No bags, household garbage, construction debris, or commercial deliveries.
✔️ Curbside collection along publicly maintained roads is also underway.
📍 COUNTY
🚛 Storm debris collection is underway for unincorporated areas.
✔️ Leave debris unbagged and visible to pickup crews.
✔️ Keep storm debris separate from regular household garbage.
✔️ Keep debris away from mailboxes, fire hydrants, utility boxes, water meters, and parked vehicles.
📞 Storm debris information line: 1-833-495-3664
Residents within city limits should contact their local municipality for collection information.
💙 A little patience goes a long way. Cleanup takes time, and crews are working hard to help our communities recover. Please follow your county's latest instructions and stay safe while working on your property.
From Coast to Country Realty, we're wishing our Northwest Florida neighbors a safe and smooth cleanup!
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