Final Pickup of Hurricane Matthew Vegetative Debris Begins Dec. 5

Lexington, SC - The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) announces the final pickup of vegetative debris (trees, tree limbs, tree stumps) generated by Hurricane Matthew will begin on Dec. 5 on state routes in the following counties:
Berkeley
Clarendon
Colleton (Including local roads within the Town of Edisto Beach)
Darlington
Dillon
Dorchester (Including county roads)
Florence (Including county roads but excludes all routes within the City of Florence)
Georgetown (Including county roads and City of Georgetown roads)
Hampton
Horry (Excludes state roads within City of Conway, City of Loris, City of Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach, and Town of Surfside Beach)
Jasper
Lee (Including county roads)
Marion (Including county roads and streets within the City of Marion and Town of Mullins)
Marlboro
Orangeburg (Excludes state roads within the City of Orangeburg)
Sumter (Including county roads and City of Sumter roads)
Williamsburg
Residents should have vegetative storm-related debris placed beside the road prior to Dec 5. Vegetative debris not brought to the roadside by this date will have to be disposed of by the property owner. Note: bagged debris or normal yard waste will not be included in this pickup.
Vegetative debris includes limbs, trees and stumps that were damaged by Hurricane Matthew. This does not include flood-related debris such as stoves, refrigerators, and other large appliances, electronic waste, construction and demolition (C&D) debris. There will be additional pickups for flood-related debris in the counties where flooding occurred. However, this operation will be limited to only the areas that suffered from flooding. The counties where SCDOT has received reports of flood-related debris are Colleton, Georgetown, Horry and Marion.