The City has a plan for that, too.

Tree-Debris Disposal & Storm Cleanup Resources. The early July storms and heavy winds that passed through the Omaha metro caused some of the most extensive storm damage this area has seen in recent years. We know the cleanup efforts have been challenging, and appreciate everyone doing their part to keep our community's efforts running smoothly. Jul 10, OMAHA, Neb.

(WOWT) - In the aftermath of severe storms around the Omaha-metro late Friday and into Saturday morning, cities (and the zoo!) have announced drop-off sites for damaged trees. Feb 01, McKinley St. Omaha, NE Phone:Fax: Email: [email protected] © Omaha Tree.

Marketing & SEO: Omaha SEO Company Hosting by Sensible Websites. Jul 12, The City says"FCC Environmental" will collect storm debris along with its regular garbage and recycling service. Tree debris can be placed in the gallon trash carts or in brown yard waste bags on your regular day of collection. Pre-paid stickers will not be required this week. The City of Omaha is asking residents to completely fill the garbage carts with garbage and yard waste before you set. Tree drop-off sites Omaha: Towl Park, West Center Road, and Ta Ha Zouka Park, Elkhorn Drive.

Hours, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. until Saturday. Proof of City of Omaha residency stumpmulching.barted Reading Time: 6 mins. Jun 17, Tuesday, the city's Tree Dump moved to Haworth Park north of the Softball Fields. This tree dump is only available for tree related debris and will remain open to the public to dispose of tree Estimated Reading Time: 4 mins.

Jul 15, City of Omaha crews work on Monday to remove a fallen silver maple tree near 40th and California Streets.

A supervisor expected it to take about.