LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Louisville residents will be able to drop off debris and bulky waste for free after severe weather last week.
Louisville Metro Public Works is offering Jefferson County residents the chance to get rid of storm debris at several locations around the county starting Monday.
IMAGES | Flooding and weather damage during March 3, 2023 storms
A tree fell on a house in Irvington, Kentucky. Police said a man and two girls were inside at the time but weren't injured. (Source: WDRB News/Darby Beane)
A tree was knocked down by high winds in Corydon, Indiana. (Image courtesy Misty Keene) March 3, 2023
High winds knocked a neighbor's shed into a home in south Louisville on Conroy Place. (Image courtesy Robert Bauer)Â March 3, 2023
High winds ripped siding from a barn in Meade County, Ky. (Image courtesy Jeffrey Stull)Â March 3, 2023
This image shows fire crews and other first responders on the scene of a water rescue in the 3400 block of Hamburg Pike in Jeffersonville, Ind., on March 3, 2023. (WDRB/Grace Hayba via Twitter)
This image shows fire crews and other first responders on the scene of a water rescue in the 3400 block of Hamburg Pike in Jeffersonville, Ind., on March 3, 2023. (WDRB/Grace Hayba via Twitter)
This image shows high water on in Sellersburg, Ind., after heavy rains moved through the area on March 3, 2023. (WDRB/Grace Hayba via Twitter)
This image shows fire crews and other first responders on the scene of a water rescue in the 3400 block of Hamburg Pike in Jeffersonville, Ind., on March 3, 2023. (WDRB/Grace Hayba via Twitter)
This image shows a flooded ditch near a home on Hamburg Pike in Jeffersonville, Ind., after heavy rains moved through the area on March 3, 2023. (WDRB/Grace Hayba via Twitter)
This a flooded area in a neighborhood in Floyd County, Ind., near the fairgrounds on March 3, 2023. (WDRB/Grace Hayba via Twitter)
This image shows rising water on Hamburg Pike in Jeffersonville, Ind., on March 3, 2023. (WDRB/Grace Hayba via Twitter)
A flooded road in southern Indiana. March 3, 2023. (WDRB Photo)
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A flooded road in southern Indiana. March 3, 2023. (WDRB Photo)
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A flooded road in southern Indiana. March 3, 2023. (WDRB Photo)
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A flooded road in southern Indiana. March 3, 2023. (WDRB Photo)
- Tom Round
A flooded road in southern Indiana. March 3, 2023. (WDRB Photo)
- Tom Round
Louisville Public Works crews load barriers for intersections closed because of flooding after heavy rains. (Image courtesy Louisville Public Works) March 3, 2023
Part of Frankfort Avenue near River Road experienced some high water following a morning of heavy rains. (WDRB Image). March 3, 2023
Flooding in the backyard of a home in west Louisville. (Image courtesy Trenton Johnson). March 3, 2023
This image shows high water on US 31 in Jeffersonville, Ind., after heavy rains moved through the area on March 3, 2023. (WDRB/Grace Hayba via Twitter)
A truck driving through high water on Blue Lick Road in Louisville, Ky. (Image courtesy of Stephanie Brown) March 3, 2023
Flooding in Brownstown, Indiana where a viewer said their rain guage had more than 2.5 inches of rain from the storm. (Image courtesy Betty Londot Baute) March 3, 2023
Flooding in a yard in Sellersburg, Indiana. (Image courtesy of Brent Standiford) March 3, 2023
A tree snapped in half and landed on a van in Irvington, Kentucky on March 3, 2023. (Source: WDRB News/Darby Beane)
A tobacco barn lost it's roof in Breckinridge County on March 3, 2023. (Source: WDRB News/Darby Beane)
A tobacco barn lost it's roof in Breckinridge County on March 3, 2023. (Source: WDRB News/Darby Beane)
Heavy rains caused roads to flood in Mt. Washington, Kentucky. (WDRB Image)Â March 3, 2023
- Dakota Sherek
Storms that rolled through Louisville, Ky. knocked a tree on to Six Mile Lane. (Image courtesy Pamela Yopp) March 3, 2023Â
A rainbow appeared in the backyard of a home in Radcliff, Ky. (Image courtesy Emily Chaney)Â March 3, 2023
High winds knocked over a tree on Trevillian Way in Louisville, Ky. (WDRB Image)Â March 3, 2023
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Tree debris must be separated from bulky waste as mixed loads will not be accepted. Household hazardous waste won't be accepted, and residents will be asked their name and address at drop-off sites.
- Shawnee Park, 4501 West Broadway,
- Public Works Yard, 10500 Lower River Road, enter from Bethany Lane.
- Near Fairdale Elementary, 10618 Manslick Road
- Fern Creek Park, 8703 Ferndale Road
- Smith Creek Compost Facility, 13312 Aiken Road for tree debris only, bulky waste will not be accepted
- Public Works Yard, 595 North Hubbards Lane
- Waste Reduction Center, 636 Meriwether Avenue
The sites are open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Louisville Metro Pubic Works said contractors and businesses who are hauling debris are invited to use the Waste Reduction Center for the usual fee.
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