Flood Debris Removal Options for Cape Girardeau Residents

January 4, 2016 Jessica Sexton Cape Girardeau, Development, Emergency Management, Public Works 1

If you have flood debris to remove from your property, please note these options.
DROP OFF
The City of Cape Girardeau’s Transfer Station (trash drop-off) facility reopened Thursday, Jan.  7 for regular business hours (weekdays 7 a.m. – 3:45 p.m.). Rules and restrictions could apply.
PICK UP
City residents can schedule a special Wednesday Pick Up of debris. Certain restrictions apply, please see our website at cityofcape.org/publicworks or call 573-339-6351.
For additional flood related information, please visit our website or call 573-339-6351.
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