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Free storm debris removal in Warrick County to be discontinued

By Zach McKnight,

2024-08-26

HENDERSON, Ky (WEHT) – A free storm debris removal service from the July 30 tornado in Warrick County will be discontinued on August 31.

The Warrick County Emergency Management Agency made this announcement in a letter posted to their social media.

Officials state if one has debris that needs to be dropped off, they are asked to do so by the date at the location at 1111 S. Pelzer Road without a fee.

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