As Carmel residents navigate the aftermath of the recent storm, city officials are stepping up with measures aimed at maintaining public safety and clearing debris. Mayor Sue Finkam praised the various city departments for their continued efforts, citing that their work prioritizes the well-being of Carmel's citizens. She relayed the team's dedication in a statement saying, "While the damage to personal property is regrettable, we are grateful that there was no loss of life and, at this point, only one report of physical injury," as oer the City of Carmel.
For those affected by the storm, the City of Carmel has provided guidelines to ensure a smooth clean-up process. Residents living within certain areas are instructed to place any tree debris beside the road for collection by the Street Department. It's critical that material is placed appropriately by the curb to facilitate pick-up. The city has made this service available exclusively for residents in the designated zones, as reflected on the provided map.
Elderly residents or those with medical conditions requiring help can reach out directly to the Street Department for assistance. Furthermore, any structural damage homes have sustained from the storm's impact should be reported. The City Building Inspectors will organize assessments for such cases, ensuring the safety and integrity of the affected structures.
The City of Carmel's response plan also accounts for individuals who are preparing their debris for pick-up. They are asked to notify the Street Department once ready. Clear communication and cooperation between residents and city services are crucial for a speedy and effective clean-up. Mayor Finkam reiterated the commitment of city workers in making sure the community recovers, expressing gratitude for their tireless work in the face of adversity.
