Storm debris pickup program – June 27 and July 1
The Madison County Department of Solid Waste and Village of Canastota Department of Public Works are partnering to assist residents affected by the June 22, 2025 floods with trash and debris removal.
Beginning Friday morning, June 27, village DPW crews will go street to street and pick up trash and debris caused by Sunday’s floods. Residents who wish to utilize this program should leave their items at the curb. Please place the damaged items in trash bags or other disposable containers to make it easier for the crews to pick up.
The following items will NOT be accepted:
– Hazardous materials
– Gas cans
– Propane tanks
– Paint cans
– Chemicals, including fuel and petroleum products
– Tires
Anyone who has Household Hazardous Waste should reference this link for more information: https://www.madisoncounty.ny.gov/2390/Household-Hazardous-Waste
Any metal must be separated from the trash. It will be picked up separately and recycled.
The DPW crews will only pick up trash and debris from the following village streets:
S. Main St.
Rasbach St.
Pleasant St.
W. Hickory St.
Hickory St.
James St.
Depot St.
Center St.
Commerce St.
S. Canal St.
N. Canal St.
Souter St.
Chapel St.
MacArthur Pl.
Spencer St.
Lewis St.
Ball Ave.
Elm St.
Wilson Ave.
Maple Ave.
N. Main St.
Any debris not picked up Friday will be collected on Tuesday.
Green yard waste such as brush, small tree limbs, and leaf bags will be picked up Monday as usual. The standard yard waste pickup rules still apply. See here for more information on the yard waste pickup program: https://canastota.com/2025/03/2025-brush-and-yard-waste-pickup/
Regular household trash pickup will take place on Monday and Tuesday. This special debris pickup is for large storm-damaged items only.
Madison County says anyone who needs help with cleaning out their homes can call 211 and request to be placed on the Team Rubicon list for assistance.
For more information contact the Canastota village office at (315) 697-7559 or village@canastota.com.
Many thanks to the Madison County Department of Solid Waste and Madison County Department of Emergency Management for their assistance.