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The recent storms in North Texas have caused significant damage across multiple cities. This article provides essential information on disaster relief efforts, debris cleanup, and assistance programs available for affected residents.
In Collin County, various cities have initiated clean-up efforts:
City of Celina:
A 3-day cleanup event has been organized to help residents remove debris and damaged materials. Details can be found on the City of Celina's Facebook Page.
City of Richardson:
The city is diligently working to clear debris and restore normal services. The recovery process is broken down into three phases:
- Phase I: Clearing a Path (Up to 72 Hours)
- Phase II: Curb-to-Curb Cleanup (Throughout the Weekend)
- Phase III: Neighborhood Debris Removal (Starting June 3rd)
For more information, visit the City of Richardson’s Facebook Page.
City of Plano:
Updates on debris and power outages can be found on the City of Plano's Facebook Page.
Waste Disposal Information:
North Texas Municipal Water District has provided several resources regarding waste disposal policies and drop-off locations. For more information on waste removal services, contact Waste Connections or visit their website.
Residents still experiencing power outages are advised to report them through ONCOR, CoServ, or Grayson County Electric Cooperative.
Disaster Relief and Assistance:
FEMA has expanded its assistance programs for those affected by the storms. Anyone with storm damage is encouraged to apply for assistance through FEMA's application portal.
Important Resources and Contacts include:
- City of Celina: Storm Recovery Efforts
- City of Richardson: Facebook Page
- City of Plano: Facebook Page
- FEMA Assistance: Apply Here
- Waste Connections: Website
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