Monsoon aftermath: What to do with trash and debris caused by storms

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PHOENIX — Monsoon storms Wednesday night left many West Valley homeowners wondering where they could get help to clean up branches and large debris.

Starting September 30th, bulk trash will move to appointment only. If you can move the debris on your own, the transfer station is also an option.

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