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Free Yard Debris Drop-Off Sites in Kansas City

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Kansas City and Kearney residents, brace for yard cleanup after storms! Free drop-off sites open for debris, including Missouri Organics and Chouteau in Kansas City, and Kearneys Compost Center. No curbside pickup, so use these options to clear streets and restore neighborhoods.

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Free Yard Debris Drop-Off Sites in Kansas City

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Kansas City News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Free Yard Debris Drop-Off Sites in Kansas City. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

After those brutal storms tore through the Kansas City Metro, folks are gearing up for a weekend full of y'all clean up from fallen trees and limbs. Kansas City Missouri is stepping up with free drop-off sites to make it easier. No fees, just bring your debris. The main spot, Missouri organics at North Main Street and Northwest Cookingham Drive, opens daily for the next two weeks. They're also firing up the shout-toe site on Saturday, May 2, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to handle the rush. Residents are urged to hit these spots fast since the city isn't offering curbside pickup right now. The damage hit hard, leaving branches everywhere and blocking spots. But these options keep things moving without extra hassle. Over in Carney, Missouri, they're feeling the same pain from last night's winds. Their compost center at 504 East 19th Street swings open from dawn to dusk through Sunday, strictly for locals dropping wood and limbs. Silkworks crews there are already clearing public streets today, so grab your gloves,

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