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2025 Flood Event Resources & Updates
Stay informed with the latest news, recovery efforts, and community resources.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if my trash cart was lost or damaged in the flood?
If your trash or recycling cart was lost, displaced, or damaged during the recent flooding event, please email utilities@cityofburnet.com to report the issue. We will coordinate with the service provider to replace your cart as soon as possible.
Please include your service address and a brief description of the issue in your message.
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What do I do with my debris?
- Place all flood-related debris and brush at the curb.
- Separate hazardous materials (e.g., pesticides, paint, appliances with Freon) from general debris when possible.
- The City has coordinated with the County to establish an emergency debris site-
- Disposal for Burnet County Flood Debris Only- Bring debris to the Burnet Recycle Center located at 2421 FM 963 Burnet, TX 78611
- Debris may be dropped of Monday-Friday 8am-5pm until further notice
- Please sort items separately: Appliances, Electronics, Household Hazardous Waste (HHW), Construction & Demolition (C&D), and Brush
- You must unload your items yourself
- Disposal for Burnet County Flood Debris Only- Bring debris to the Burnet Recycle Center located at 2421 FM 963 Burnet, TX 78611
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Where can I get the latest flood recovery updates?
Visit the City’s Flood Response Webpage for updates, resources, and FAQs:
www.cityofburnet.com/floodevent
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How can I report damage to my home or business?
Residents and business owners who experienced flood damage should report it using the State of Texas Individual State of Texas Assessment Tool (iSTAT) at: https://damage.tdem.texas.gov
This information helps Burnet County Emergency Management document the extent of local damage and pursue state and federal recovery assistance.
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Is the trash service running as normal?
Yes. Trash collection will continue to run on it's regular schedule.
If your trash cart or dumpster is missing, please email the City Utilities Department at utilities@cityofburnet.com
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What should I know about contractor fraud?
Be cautious of contractor fraud. Verify that contractors are licensed, insured and reputable. Avoid requests for high upfront payments, unsolicited offers, or pressure to sign quickly for repairs.
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Where can I donate or volunteer to help flood survivors?
The ARK of Highland Lakes in Marble Falls is the central hub for supply donations, volunteer coordination, meal distribution, and financial contributions for those affected in our communities.
Warehouse Address for donation drop-off and meal distribution: 800 Industrial Blvd, Marble Falls, TX 78654
More info for volunteer shifts, supplies needed, and Muck-out Training: https://arkofhighlandlakes.org/flood-response-070525/
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How can I get real-time alerts from the City?
Sign up for Voyent Alert, the City of Burnet’s emergency notification system.
Register now: https://voyent-alert.us/community/#registration
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