Belton, Missouri: Tornado Cleanup Site & Curbside Pickup

0:00It's April 21st. From your city to your ears, this is Kansas News Today, powered by AI. Folks in Belton, Missouri are getting a hand with cleanup after last week's tornado and storms hit hard. The city's keeping a limb drop off site open through Friday, April 24th, to help haul away the mess. It's at 800 Markey Road running from 8 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. daily. But heads up, they only take brush there. No trash, construction stuff, or other debris. Residents in the hardest hit spots are piling up branches from damaged trees, dealing with the wreckage that tore through Friday night. The storms left yards wrecked and roads cluttered, so this setup is a big relief for folks digging out. City crews are also rolling out for curbside pickup, but only in those Friday damaged zones. Just stack your brush in the right of way without blocking streets, sidewalks, or power lines. If you're in Belton with storm limbs to ditch, hit that side before it closes, or get a curbside right.

1:00They're making recovery smoother, one load at a time.