HORRY COUNTY GOVERNMENT PLAN After a disaster, Horry County Government will manage storm debris in one of the following ways: - Activate an existing contract with a contractor to collect disaster debris from private roadways - Recommend residents drop off debris at a County-operated convenience center Horry County Solid Waste Authority maintains 24 convenience centers throughout the County that may be utilized to collect disaster debris. ________________________________________________________________ For residents who choose to take materials to disposal facilities Not all hazardous household is accepted at every convenience center. The following items may be disposed of at the Hazardous Household Waste Facility, located at 1886 Highway 90 in Conway. Acceptable Materials: Acids/bases Aerosols Household polishes Antifreeze Kerosene Batteries Lighter fluid Brake fluids Oxidizers Corrosives Paints Drain Openers Pesticides Flammables Photo chemicals Fuel Poisons Furniture Pool chemicals strippers Solvents/thinners Gasoline Weed killers Household Wood preservatives cleaners Debris Separation Electronics Television, computer, stereo, phone, DVD player Large Appliances Refrigerator, washer/dryer, air conditioner, stove, water heater, dishwater
HORRY COUNTY GOVERNMENT PLAN After a disaster, Horry County Government will manage storm debris in one of the following ways: - Activate an existing contract with a contractor to collect disaster debris from private roadways - Recommend residents drop off debris at a County-operated convenience center Horry County Solid Waste Authority maintains 24 convenience centers throughout the County that may be utilized to collect disaster debris. ________________________________________________________________ For residents who choose to take materials to disposal facilities Not all hazardous household is accepted at every convenience center. The following items may be disposed of at the Hazardous Household Waste Facility, located at 1886 Highway 90 in Conway. Acceptable Materials: Acids/bases Aerosols Antifreeze Batteries Brake fluids Corrosives Drain Openers Flammables Fuel Furniture strippers Gasoline Household cleaners Household polishes Kerosene Lighter fluid Oxidizers Paints Pesticides Photo chemicals Poisons Pool chemicals Solvents/thinners Weed killers Wood preservatives Debris Separation Electronics Television, computer, stereo, phone, DVD player Large Appliances Refrigerator, washer/dryer, air conditioner, stove, water heater, dishwater
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