Fort Walton Beach contracts DRC for storm debris cleanup after Hurricane Isaias
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What happened
Fort Walton Beach contracted DRC Emergency Services to handle curbside cleanup of storm debris resulting from Hurricane Isaias. Cleanup crews are expected to begin collections around Wednesday, October 14, and will make multiple passes over the next two to three weeks. The city's regular yard waste collection will be suspended during this period.
From wjhg.com
Why it matters
The contract represents local government spending on disaster recovery and infrastructure cleanup. The city stated that the cleanup services are fully covered under the contract with DRC Emergency Services.
From wjhg.com
Who's involved
- DRCContracted by Fort Walton Beach to perform storm debris cleanup.
- Fort Walton BeachCity that hired DRC Emergency Services for debris removal following Hurricane Isaias.
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The entities involved
- DRC
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Fort Walton Beach
city in Okaloosa County, Florida, United States