Have debris or damages following Isaias? These resources can help.
BOLIVIA, N.C. – Working to remove debris or need to report damages due to Hurricane Isaias? Here are some local resources and assistance to help you.
At this time, Brunswick County is assessing the estimated debris levels in the unincorporated areas of the county and will communicate any decisions on a disaster debris collection for these areas in the future. Individuals should check with their municipality to inquire if there are other options available to them for debris following Isaias.
Free Clean Up Week at County Landfill is Aug. 17-22 (Yard Waste and Construction/Demolition Debris Only)
Brunswick County will hold a free cleanup week at the county landfill in Bolivia Aug. 17-22 for county property owners and residents. During this week, only construction and demolition debris and vegetative/yard debris will be accepted at no charge.
- Location: 172 Landfill Road NE, Bolivia, NC 28422
- Hours of Operation:
- Monday-Friday: 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Saturday: 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Businesses and commercial vehicles will still be charged normal tipping fees. Individuals looking to drop off accepted debris for free will need to show proof of Brunswick County property ownership or residency.
Individuals with questions can contact Brunswick County Operation Services at 910.253.2520.
Need to get rid of items now? County residents and property owners can bring yard waste to the Brunswick County Landfill or county convenience centers for associated fees during regular business hours.
Yard waste should not be placed in your household trash or recycling bins.
Request Free Help Through Crisis Cleanup Now
Beginning Thursday, Aug. 6, the Home Crisis Cleanup hotline is open to support survivors of Hurricane Isaias. Crisis Cleanup provides an efficient way to request and receive free help with response needs. These needs typically include roof tarping, chainsaw work, drywall/flooring/appliance removal, mold mitigation, and debris removal.
Survivors report their needs by calling a toll-free number and responding to an interview with a trained agent. All these tasks are placed in a common database. Any vetted work team may claim and execute jobs in their area.
- Call Crisis Cleanup: 844-965-1386 (toll-free)
Report Your Isaias Damage Online Now
Residents of Brunswick County who received damage as a result of Hurricane Isaias can self-report their damages online at https://www.crisistrack.com/public/brunswickNC/request.html
Crews are working throughout the county and towns conducting damage assessments to compile data that is then used by the State of North Carolina to determine if the damages from Hurricane Isaias have reached a level that would qualify Brunswick County for any federal assistance. Federal Programs and funding are typically not made available without these damage assessments.
Federal Assistance can be either Public Assistance (PA) relating to infrastructure and government services (as well as some non-profit agencies) or Individual Assistance (IA) which is assistance that directly assists the residents of the county.
Homeowners will still need to report damages to their individual insurance companies and will still have to apply to any programs that become available.
Additional Resources
The Brunswick County Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD) helps direct individuals to resources they need following a disaster event. Visit the VOAD webpage for more information and resources that can help with additional cleanup or social services following Hurricane Isaias: https://www.brunswickcountync.gov/voad/
Questions about who to contact for help, how to volunteer or how to donate items? Contact Emergency Services Volunteer and Nonprofit Coordinator Leslie Stanley for direction to the appropriate VOAD agency or county department based on your needs.
- Phone: 910.253.2589
- Email: [email protected]
More information about Hurricane Isaias and hurricane preparedness is at https://www.brunswickcountync.gov/hurricanes.