Florida needs over site and a lot of it. These guys dumping are in for the fast buck. FEMA needs to be more strict. This state is slowly becoming a wasteland of to high property taxes and insurance and garbage.
@@xfhnhhgjbvcfgare you just guessing or something? lol. All the models are saying there’s minimum a month’s worth of rain falling over Florida Monday, but it could develop into a tropical storm/hurricane, it’s too early to tell yet.
@@SamWilkinsonn none of the models are showing development.... The rainfall totals predicted for Florida are 1-3" over the next 5 days lmao you need find a better weather person
@@xfhnhhgjbvcfg they said ‘possible hurricane’ in the original comment which, although unlikely, is possible. If the ‘storm’ (for ease of explanation) moves over Florida (which numerous models predict at this point) then you’re looking at more than 1-2” over the average rainfall *for* *the* *whole* *month* ! So even if it doesn’t reach storm or hurricane level wind speeds, it’s still bringing flooding.
@@SamWilkinsonn not according to the National weather Service. At this point it doesn't even have a chance at being a tropical storm, never mind a hurricane. Either way I agree that it's too early to tell we'll see what happens. Enjoy the rest of your day we definitely don't need any more weather over here in Florida we got hammered last week
Debris collection from curbside should be done as follows: separate haulers collecting only mattresses, separate haulers collecting anything metal, separate for wood\trees, separate for electronics, separate for wood furniture...etc....for the residents when taking out the debris from their damaged homes, it at all possible separate these items as best they can to make it easy for the separate haulers to quickly pick them up.
Wondering if there are industrial size mulchers, stationary and mobile, that can break down/pulverize all debris? Do you know or you do an investigation to find out? That would be interesting.
Here is DeSantis’ opportunity to stand up to the Feds. You wanna be president, then show some leadership. It’s your state and your people being given the run around by FEMA.
Where’s the governor to help?
Rhonda is working hard to ensure that the insurance companies to make good profits through another hurricane season
Florida needs over site and a lot of it. These guys dumping are in for the fast buck. FEMA
needs to be more strict. This state is slowly becoming a wasteland of to high property taxes and insurance and garbage.
I'm burning all my stuff right now.
no problem. Your neighbors will call the authorities due to the air pollution. Fire department will give you the bill. Have a nice day.
His name is pesky citizens for a reason
FEMA is bigger hindrance than help
Mar, a lake in Eastern Florida is a garbage dump taking all of the debris, and paper towels are coming soon
there is a possible new hurricane on the way.. its trash for craps sake
No there isn't
@@xfhnhhgjbvcfgare you just guessing or something? lol. All the models are saying there’s minimum a month’s worth of rain falling over Florida Monday, but it could develop into a tropical storm/hurricane, it’s too early to tell yet.
@@SamWilkinsonn none of the models are showing development.... The rainfall totals predicted for Florida are 1-3" over the next 5 days lmao you need find a better weather person
@@xfhnhhgjbvcfg they said ‘possible hurricane’ in the original comment which, although unlikely, is possible. If the ‘storm’ (for ease of explanation) moves over Florida (which numerous models predict at this point) then you’re looking at more than 1-2” over the average rainfall *for* *the* *whole* *month* ! So even if it doesn’t reach storm or hurricane level wind speeds, it’s still bringing flooding.
@@SamWilkinsonn not according to the National weather Service. At this point it doesn't even have a chance at being a tropical storm, never mind a hurricane.
Either way I agree that it's too early to tell we'll see what happens. Enjoy the rest of your day we definitely don't need any more weather over here in Florida we got hammered last week
Debris collection from curbside should be done as follows: separate haulers collecting only mattresses, separate haulers collecting anything metal, separate for wood\trees, separate for electronics, separate for wood furniture...etc....for the residents when taking out the debris from their damaged homes, it at all possible separate these items as best they can to make it easy for the separate haulers to quickly pick them up.
Federal means corporate. They want the war zone feel.
Wondering if there are industrial size mulchers, stationary and mobile, that can break down/pulverize all debris? Do you know or you do an investigation to find out? That would be interesting.
Here is DeSantis’ opportunity to stand up to the Feds. You wanna be president, then show some leadership. It’s your state and your people being given the run around by FEMA.
Take it to the White House
White House is already full of TRASH
Shame of it is you are throwing away a lot of money and filling the earth full of recyclable material.
When I think government cannot be more incompetent...........
ridiculouser and more ridiculous but SOP for FEMA representing the gov't which refuses to serve the electorate in a reasonable manner
Let recycle scrapers take it. Not everyone is a looter.
just put it out in the sun. no problem.
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My tax money...
Such bull shit
Strict Rules that prevent the poisoning of the Water Supply, Nationalize the Disaster Relief programs completely.
The whole story was about how a “nationalized” system of rules is making the process unworkable.
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Bet you wish you had followed those building codes NOW! AGAIN!