Kentwood’s brush drop-off site reopened to help with storm damage

Kentwood Public Works Department oversees the city’s brush and tree recycling. (Supplied/City of Kentwood)


By City of Kentwood

The City of Kentwood has reopened its brush drop-off site for residents to dispose of debris resulting from recent storms.


Residents may drop off brush, sticks, tree limbs and logs from storm damage at the Kentwood Department of Public Works, located at 5068 Breton Ave. SE, during daylight hours now through Sunday, Feb. 17. 


“Our crews are working hard to help clean up any storm damage,” said Jim Wolford, Department of Public Works supervisor. “We’ve reopened our brush drop-off site as residents have expressed a need for drop-off services as they address the trees, branches and brush that have fallen on their properties.”


The service is available to Kentwood residents only. Materials that cannot be accepted include: leaves, grass clippings, trash, dirt, concrete, asphalt, tires, rocks, stones, construction materials, glass or metal.

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