Residents in parts of the Metroplex are currently experiencing interruptions to their usual trash and recycling services following the recent severe storms. According to an announcement by the City of Euless, services operated by Republic Services for waste and by CWD for recycling are facing delays that might extend collection times beyond the scheduled pickup days.
Homeowners are advised to leave their bins at the curb to allow for future collections by waste management crews who are diligently working to clear the backlog, the extent of the storm's impact has expanded the workload, resulting in these missed pickups, To report a delay in service, residents are instructed to call the dedicated line at 817-685-1400.
Oncor, the utility company, is also grappling with storm aftereffects as multiple areas in the Metroplex remain without electricity. They are working towards restoration, prioritizing safety and efficiency. The latest updates regarding the power situation, including an interactive outage map, can be accessed on the Oncor website. The city has cautioned residents to maintain a safe distance from downed power lines and to contact emergency services by dialing 911 if such dangers are encountered.
For ongoing updates and tips on weather preparedness especially in the wake of the storm, residents may visit the city’s Weather Preparedness page at City of Euless. The page offers vital information for dealing with similar incidents that may arise in the future, affirming the community’s resilience and preparedness in the face of natural disruptions.
