City & County Residents can drop off tree debris in the area below starting now. Tree debris can be dropped off between the times of 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM. This free drop off area will be open until Sunday March 30th at 5:00 PM.
To drop off tree limbs for free, residents must follow the sign to leave the trees in the designated area. To maintain this free service, limbs need to be left in the designated area where our crews can run equipment to move the limbs into the proper landfill area.
This free tree debris dump is for residents only, businesses will not be allowed to utilize the area. The city will not be picking up limbs from residential areas. Please use the north entrance to the area. Signs will identify the area for storm damaged limbs. Trash and Construction/Demolition loads are not permitted in this area. Persons found to be illegally dumping will receive a fine, as the area will be monitored via camera.
City and County Residents can drop off their storm damaged tree debris for free at the city owned property south of the YASWA landfill. Drop off times are from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM starting now and ending at 5:00 PM on Sunday March 30th.
This free tree limb dump is for residents only, businesses will not be allowed to utilize the area. The city will not be picking up limbs from residential areas. Please use the north entrance to the area. Signs will identify the area for storm damaged limbs. Trash and Construction/Demolition loads are not permitted in this area. Persons found to be illegally dumping will receive a fine, as the area will be monitored via camera.
Welcome to York: Rise Above the Ordinary
York, NEBRASKA -- Where the heart of the country meets the crossroads of opportunity. Perfectly positioned in the middle of the U.S., York is a thriving community, combining small-town charm and modern amenities.
As our iconic hot air balloon water tower represents, we invite you to rise above the ordinary and discover a place where connections are made, and new heights are reached. Whether you're her to live, work, or visit, York has everything you need and more.
We would love to show you more about the opportunities that York offers for residents and businesses!
See the York County Development Corporation website for more information and for stories from people who choose to move their families and businesses here.
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