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(KNOX) – With the damage caused by recent storms, crews will be making a pass through the City of Grand Forks to pick up tree branches.
The sweep through the city will begin on Wednesday, July 30th and will end on Tuesday, August 5th. Residents are asked to have their downed branches on the berm for pick up.
Crews will follow the street maintenance schedule.
In addition to the free curbside pickup, residents can also haul their tree branches damaged by the storm to the landfill for free.
The free drop off at the landfill will end at the end of the day on Tuesday, August 5th.


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