In Sarasota County, seven debris management sites have been strategically located near the most impacted areas to efficiently organize the 90 to 100 hauling units collecting storm debris each day.

Hurricanes Helene and Milton created about 3 million cubic yards of debris in Manatee County and 2 million in Sarasota County.

City of Sarasota officials said that as of Monday afternoon, more than 298,919 cubic yards or 418,486 tons of storm debris had been collected throughout the city.

The city’s storm debris collection contractors have collected 318,404 cubic yards, or 445,766 tons, of storm debris since the hurricanes made landfall.

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