EYE ON SAN ANGELO
Tom Green County and City of San Angelo officials are still working to check all the necessary details required for a federal declaration of disaster, now that it’s official on the local and state levels.
The City Fire Marshal is going door-to-door, and seeing which buildings are habitable, and marking condemned buildings with a big orange “X.”
Officials warned residents not to enter any condemned structures.
Late Tuesday, the city called for volunteers to help document and log damage from the flood.
On Wednesday morning, they met at the Community Center on Grape Creek Road for training before being assigned an area to canvass. They were told to be prepared for lots of walking and urged to bring a water bottle.
— Photos by Will McDaniel
Citywide Trash Update
The City of San Angelo issued the following bulletin on Monday:
To all residents
- Set out trash on your regular collection day and leave out until picked up.
- If you don’t have a bin, place trash in bags and set at curb.
- Bulk and recycling services are suspended until further notice. Recycling bins may be used for trash until recycling services resume.
- Visit sanangelo.gov/trash to view your collection calendar.
Landfill Access
The landfill is open to the public. To deliver items at no charge once per month:
City residents should bring their most recent water bill statement (paper or mobile) along with a valid ID that matches the address on the statement.
County residents should provide their most recent electric bill and a valid ID.
The landfill is located at 3002 Old Ballinger Hwy. open 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. The landfill is closed Sundays.
Lost Your Trash Can?
Call 325-657-4323 to be added to the replacement bin list.
Republic Services is still working on priority areas.
