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Kerrville launches curbside flood debris pickup program launching on Aug. 24
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· August 21, 2026
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Key points The program is set to begin on August 24, progressing in a specific direction. Flood debris will be collected from the roadside in a phased manner.
Flood debris will be collected from the roadside in a phased manner. Residents are required to put only items damaged by flooding in the designated area. A single pass will be made to gather these items.
Further collection of brush and metal will occur at a later time. It is important for residents to sort their debris accordingly.
The program is set to begin on August 24, progressing in a specific direction. For more information, residents can refer to the original announcement.
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Published: August 21, 2026 ·
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