Debris Cleanup Efforts Underway Across Aiken County
Southern Disaster Recovery crews and about 175 workers, plus 75 locals, clear county roads as FEMA funds cover 75 percent of an 8 to 10 million dollar cleanup. State aid follows White House disaster declaration for 21 of 46 counties. Residents with ice storm debris must place vegetative material along state rights of way by March 24. no plastic bags.
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Southern Disaster Recovery
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White House
Nikki Haley
South Carolina
S.C. Department of Transportation
Aiken County
SCDOT
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Ice storm debris drop sites and hours across multiple parks
Drop off sites at Citizens Park and listed parks accept ice storm debris. Access requires Old Airport Road entrance and sites operate in daylight hours Only wood and debris from private property are accepted at Roy Warner Park and nearby locations through today at 5 p.m. including Barden Landfill for damaged furniture deck wood and building materials 411 Connector Road.
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Citizens Park
Old Powderhouse Road
Airport Road
Barden
Connector Road
Roy Warner Park
Festival Trail
Wagener - Boyd Pond
Boyd Pond Road
Aiken
Harrison-Caver Park
Augusta Road
Warrenville
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