ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – Following stormy weather that resulted in several downed trees and branches, officials in St. Joseph County are offering a chance to help clean up.
The opportunity to dispose of branches and brush is made possible by the St. Joseph County Sheriff’s Office, St. Joseph County Parks & Recreation and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
The first of these opportunities already took place on Tuesday, September 14, but there will be another on Friday, September 17.
Residents may bring unwanted tree branches and brush to Sand Lake County Park in Nottawa from 9 a.m.- 4 p.m.
Residents are reminded that household waste and yard waste, such as leaves or grass clippings, will not be accepted.
Branches and trees up to 16” in diameter will be accepted, and chips from this project will be made available to residents at no charge.
Trees and brush will only be accepted during the times the station is manned, and should be brought to the cement pad in the lower parking lot.
Additional brush stations will be made available in the coming weeks and will be announced when times and locations are finalized.
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