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HomeNewsStorms impact Council’s tree clean up

Storms impact Council’s tree clean up

The recent storm activity is certainly having an impact on Noosa Council’s tree clean up across the shire.

Current challenges with Covid are also contributing to the clean up process.

Communications Manager Ken Furdek said Council is working to get through the backlog.

“Our crews have received a large volume of reports about trees or branches needing attention and we are getting through the backlog as quickly as we can,” he said.

If you have reported it to Council via customer service or Send Snap Solve, we have your request in our system and are getting through the backlog given current staffing challenges due to Covid.”

Council advise that if you see tree branches placed on the side of a road or pathway, these are stockpiled for removal and already in our system.

Mr Furdek said we appreciate the community’s patience as our crews work through this clean up across the shire.

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