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Muskoka residents line up as district accepts brush for free at transfer stations following spring ice storm

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The District of Muskoka is helping residents with storm cleanup by waiving brush disposal fees for “at least three weeks,” according to Deputy District Chair Terry Glover, and through the activation of an assistance line for essential services.

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Muskoka residents line up as district accepts brush for free at transfer stations following spring ice storm

The District of Muskoka is helping residents with storm cleanup by waiving brush disposal fees for “at least three weeks,” according to Deputy District Chair Terry Glover, and through the activation of an assistance line for essential services.

·Muskoka Lakes, Canada
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County of Simcoe Storm Update

April 4 County temporarily extends opening days of waste drop-off facilities and adds new locations Midhurst/April 3, 2025 – To support residents, the County of Simcoe is opening several waste drop-off facilities on extra days for brush only. All facilities will maintain their regular hours of operation (8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) and will be open on their usual days. New brush drop-off locations will also be temporarily opened to support areas tha…

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District offers temporary fee relief for disposal of brush from storm

The District Municipality of Muskoka is offering a temporary fee relief period for the disposal of chippable wood (tree limbs, branches, shrubs, and twigs) at all transfer stations (except Ridout and McLean) to support the community as they clean up after the spring ice storm. This temporary fee relief period for the public became effective April 1, 2025, and will be available for a limited time and in limited quantities. Brush must be cut into …

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Huntsville Doppler broke the news in on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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