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Where to drop off tree limbs, debris from late spring snowstorm

Where to drop off tree limbs, debris from late spring snowstorm
2026 late spring snowstorm tree damage
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DENVER — The late spring snowstorm broke a lot of tree branches in communities across the Denver metro area, some falling into power lines, causing outages.

Now residents are faced with cleaning up the broken limbs and other debris littering streets and sidewalks.

"I was afraid that, more than anything else, because some of these limbs are so big, I was afraid it was gonna hit the house," Sharon Higgins, an Arvada resident said. "The branch on the north side of the tree fell and just kind of hugged my son in law's car and no damage. Just praise the Lord. It was unbelievable that nothing in the property got damaged at all."

Another Arvada resident told Denver7 she had a power line down in her backyard.

"I was sleeping when it happened, and then I kind of heard something at like 3 a.m. and it was just kind of like a loud crash," Elora Chism said.

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Where to drop off tree limbs, debris from late spring snowstorm

Denver7 is compiling a list of where each neighborhood can take materials for disposal and will update as we learn of more locations.

  • ARVADA:
    • Long Lake Regional Park, 17850 W. 64th Ave.
    • Dropoff begins Saturday, May 9.
    • More info here.
  • BOULDER:
  • BROOMFIELD:
    • Tree Branch Recycle & RV Wastewater Disposal Facility, 2990 W 124th Ave.
    • Open noon-5 p.m. on May 7 and 8 for Broomfield residents; regular hours resume Saturday, May 9.
    • More info here.

  • DENVER:
  • HIGHLANDS RANCH:
    • South of Highlands Ranch Stadium at Redstone Park, 3270 Redstone Park Circle
    • Open now through Sunday, May 17 to residents, not contractors.
    • Pruned branches and trimmings must bel ess than 12 inches in diameter.
    • More info here.
  • JEFFERSON COUNTY:
    • Jeffco Road and Bridge South Shop, 9509 West Ute Ave. Littleton, CO 80128
    • Drop-off is free and will be available May 8-17.
    • More info here.
  • LONGMONT:
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