VOLUNTEER TO HELP THROUGH SAMARITAN’S PURSE:

IMPORTANT INFO AND OTHER OPPORTUNITIES

DAMAGE ASSESSMENTS

If you would like to report uninsured damage to your home or business, call (937) 225-6217.

We do not have a federal emergency declaration at this time. Our assessment teams have already conducted preliminary assessments of the property damage in the impacted communities, and FEMA will conduct their own assessment shortly. If you would like to provide your name, address, and whether you have home/business insurance or uninsured losses, we will provide that information to FEMA and our assessment teams. NOTE: You will not be contacted directly by FEMA or the Montgomery County Emergency Operations team after reporting your damage. 

WATER & SEWER UPDATE

The boil advisory has been lifted for all of Dayton, Montgomery County, Greene County, Trotwood, and Brookeville water systems. The conservation advisory is also lifted. You can return to normal water usage.

We are no longer redirecting wastewater (sewage) into the Stillwater River. However, the river has not been cleared as safe by Public Health at this time.

FOOD AND WATER NEEDS

We are coordinating shelter, food and water needs with the Red Cross and The Foodbank, Inc.

  • Montgomery County Fairgrounds (Matthew 25: Ministries), 645 Infirmary Road – Water, Ice, Food, Other Supplies and Resources, also accepting donations

  • The Foodbank, Inc., 56 Armor Place, Dayton – Food and Water

  • Washington Township Recreation Center, 895 Miamisburg-Centerville Rd. – Water and Other Supplies

  • Montgomery County Environmental Services, 1850 Spaulding Rd, Kettering  – Water

Veterans:  Contact Veterans Service Commission: (937) 225-4801

 Oxygen Replacement:  Call oxygen supplier (contact info located on oxygen bottle).

SHELTERS

  • Morton Middle School – Shelter, Food, Water, Mental/Emotional Support

    • 8555 Peters Pike, Vandalia

  • AT CAPACITY: Corinthian Church – Shelter, Food, Water, Mental/Emotional Support

    • 700 N. James H. McGee, Dayton

  • Mt. Enon Baptist, 1501 W. Third, Dayton

  • First Baptist Church Kettering, 3939 Swigart Rd, Beavercreek, OH 45440

HOUSING

If a natural disaster destroyed your housing and you need assistance with moving expenses, rental deposit, rent and utility payments, contact these numbers for assistance & resources:

Miami Valley Community Action Partnership:(937) 963-9433
St. Vincent de Paul Conferences: (937) 222-5555
Other: VRBO may also offer reduced rates for shelter in time of disaster: www.vrbo.com

If the tornadoes destroyed your rental housing to the point that it is deemed uninhabitable:

  • You should contact your landlord or property management company to ask if there are comparable units available that you can move into. Units should be comparable in pricing, bedroom size, amenities, and location.

  • You can immediately vacate the premises and notify the landlord in writing your intention to terminate the rental agreement, in which case the rental agreement terminates as of the date of vacating.

  • You are entitled to a refund of your security deposit if you have been forced out of your housing unit long term due to a natural disaster situation that’s out of your control. 

Legal Assistance and Fair Housing Resource

Homeowner Assistance – Home Repair Programs

  • CountyCorp: (937) 225-6328

  • Rebuilding Together Dayton: (937) 223-4893

  • People Working Cooperatively: (513) 351-7921

MENTAL HEALTH AND EMOTIONAL SUPPORT

Samaritan CrisisCare: (937) 224-4646

Optum Public Crisis Line: Our toll-free emotional support help line at (866) 342-6892 is free of charge and available to anyone, so you can share it with family and friends. Caring professionals will connect people to resources. It will be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

SAMHSA Disaster Distress Helpline: 800-985-5990
Nationwide hotline for individuals experiencing emotional distress for any disaster. 
Or text ‘TalkWithUs’ to 66746
www.samhsa.gov/find-help/disaster-distress-helpline

DEBRIS MANAGEMENT AND REMOVAL

Extended Hours at Montgomery County Solid Waste District

Our Solid Waste District located at 1001 Encrete Ln., Moraine, OH 45439 has announced extended hours to accept solid waste and yard waste. We urge the public to take advantage of this weekend’s hours as you may experience longer wait times in the future.   

  • Monday – Friday: 6am – 8pm

  • Saturday – Sunday: 8am – 6pm

  • NOTE: Recycling drop-off will be CLOSED Sunday

All yard waste must be clean and free of debris/trash, no larger than 24” diameter, no stumps. Yard waste is FREE for residents. Contractors will be charged $36/ton. Trash, construction and demotion debris will be charge the regular disposal fee. Please see our website for additional rates and information at https://www.mcohio.org/departments/solid_waste/hours_and_directions.php.

Companies offering specific disposal services are:

Champion Equipment & Supply, 3600 Valley Street, Riverside, OH

  • Accepting: Tree debris ONLY (no trash)

  • Open 7:30 am – 5:30 pm, M – F; Open 8:00 am – 3:00 pm, Saturday; Closed Sunday

 Vance Rd Hard Fill: 2101 Vance Rd., Dayton, OH

  • Accepting:  Construction & demolition debris ONLY (No trash and/or yard waste)

  • Open 7am – 5 pm, Monday – Friday; Open 8am – 2pm, Saturday

Steve R. Rauch, Inc., 1550 Soldiers Home-West Carrollton Rd, Dayton, (937) 268 – 8991

  • Accepting: Yard waste, construction & demolition debris ONLY (No trash)

  • Open 7:30 am – 6pm, Monday – Saturday

FREE TORNADO HOME CLEANUP HOTLINE AVAILABLE NOW

Survivors needing assistance with home cleanup may call: 800-451-1954.

From now until June 14, 2019, several relief agencies are staffing a free hotline for tarping, tree-cutting, debris removal, and home cleanup from the recent tornadoes. This hotline will connect survivors with reputable and vetted relief agencies that will assist in debris cleanup, as they are able. All services are free, but service is not guaranteed due to the expected overwhelming need.

This hotline will alert multiple relief agencies of survivors who need help and will connect them with local relief agencies in the area. All services are FREE and performed by vetted and reputable relief agencies and members of VOAD. Response times will vary so we ask residents to remain patient while teams receive and organize their response to help.

Importantly, this hotline cannot assist with social services such as food, clothing, shelter, insurance, or questions about FEMA registration.

DONATIONS

  • Donate money to Red Cross at 1-800-RED-CROSS, www.redcross.org, or text the word RedCROSS to 90999.

  • Donate money to The Foodbank, Inc.

  • Community Blood Center is in critical need of type O positive blood. Emergency room usage was high during Memorial Day weekend & storm damage has forced blood drive cancellations. Dayton CBC at 349 South Main St. is operating. Schedule donation at http://www.DonorTime.com or call 1-800-388-GIVE. 

Donation Drop off Locations:

MAIN SITE: St. Vincent de Paul Community Store, 24/7 Donation Center, 120 W. Apple St., Dayton, OH 45402

The City of Dayton has opened three recreation facilities that will accept In-kind donations smaller than a skid: (6AM-9PM, M-F, Sat 8AM-4PM) Note:  People can get showers here too.

  • Northwest Recreation Center, 1600 Princeton Dr, Dayton, OH 45406

  • Greater Dayton Recreation Center, 2021 W Third St, Dayton, OH 45417

  • Lohrey Recreation Center, 2366 Glenarm Ave, Dayton, OH 45420

LARGE DONATIONS (large trucks, semis, skids or larger)L Expo Center Dayton Airport, 3900 McCauley Drive, Vandalia, OH 45377, Open 7AM-2PM, Monday through Friday

Montgomery County Fairgrounds, 645 Infirmary Rd, Dayton, is also accepting donations.

MONTGOMERY COUNY VOLUNTEER RECEPTION CENTER NOW OPEN

Volunteers can register through the Volunteer Reception Center, and you will be matched to organizations with specific volunteer needs.

Location: Sinclair Community College, Bldg 20, 220 South Edwin C Moses (enter off 5th St)         
Hours of Operation: 7 days a week, 8 AM- 6 PM
Phone number: 937-512-5700

Please bring a picture ID.  All types of assistance are needed. Licensed professionals in skilled trades, medical, veterinary fields as well as individuals and companies that own and operate equipment (everything from chainsaws to heavy equipment) are very much needed and encouraged to volunteer their time.

Donations are requested at the Volunteer Reception Center for these items only:

  • Pop-top/pull-top canned food items

  • Baby formula

  • Baby wipes

  • Personal care items – feminine hygiene products, toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant

FOR COMPANIES/SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS

The Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce has put together a listing of resources for business owners impacted by the storm. View it here: https://daytonchamber.org/disaster-relief-in-dayton-how-chamber-members-can-give-receive/

If your business has been impacted or disrupted by the recent severe weather and tornadoes, BusinessFirst! will connect you with resources and assistance. General phone number: 937-225-4351. Link: www.resources4business.info/businessfirst/protectMyBusiness.html#panel6

ASBESTOS

For emergency demolitions, a variance can be given by Regional Air Pollution Control Agency (RAPCA) for the asbestos inspection, the 10-working day wait, or the requirement to remove all regulated asbestos containing materials prior to the start of demolition activities of a facility. Emergency demolition means any demolition operation conducted under a written order issued by a state or local governmental agency because a facility is structurally unsound and in danger of collapse. Please note, residential structures having fewer than 4 dwelling units are exempt from all asbestos regulations.

For full details visit www.phdmc.org or contact the RAPCA Asbestos Coordinator with questions and for assistance at 937-225-4435.

OPEN BURNING OF DEBRIS PROHIBITED

Many communities are faced with the task of disposing of large quantities of debris from the recent storms. Ohio has strict rules prohibiting the open burning of any waste material, including storm debris, within city limits. Storm debris includes any and all materials such as trees, brush, building materials, and trash.

Open burning contributes to the overall degradation of our air quality and causes breathing difficulties for those suffering from respiratory illnesses like asthma, emphysema, and bronchitis. It can also cause safety concerns with fire hazards that can cause further property damage and smoke that can reduce visibility on nearby roads, especially when there is limited access to water for fire protection.

Contact your local municipalities for information concerning disposal methods and available assistance, or contact RAPCA at 937-225-4435 to get guidance.

WIRELESS EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION CENTER

The Wireless Emergency Communication Center has moved to Old North Dayton, Fire Station 8, 2636 Stanley Ave. (the corner of Stanley and Farr Ave.)

JURISDICTION UPDATES

TROTWOOD

City of Trotwood has declared 3 apartment complexes uninhabitable. Red Cross will offer shelter to 177 people from Westbrook Village, and 425 people from Woodland Hills (formerly Castlebrook). Buses will be arriving at those apartment complexes today at NOON, 4:00 PM, and 6:30 PM. Residents are being transported to the Red Cross Morton Middle School shelter.

BROOKVILLE

A designated phone has been set up for any questions on donations needed or to arrange to donate or help in anyway. The phone number is 833-2345 ext.: 315, available 24 hours a day.

RIVERSIDE

Shellabarger Park on Burkhardt Road is closed until further notice due to debris and fallen trees. The entrances have been closed off and we ask that no Residents enter under any circumstance until further notice.

UPDATE June 1, 2019 1 PM

FEMA

No FEMA relief sites are in operation in our area. Determination will be made at later time.

DAMAGE ASSESSMENTS

If you would like to report uninsured damage to your home or business, call (937) 225-6217.

We do not have a federal emergency declaration at this time. Our assessment teams have already conducted preliminary assessments of the property damage in the impacted communities, and FEMA will conduct their own assessment shortly. If you would like to provide your name, address, and whether you have home/business insurance or uninsured losses, we will provide that information to FEMA and our assessment teams.

NOTE: You will not be contacted directly by FEMA or the Montgomery County Emergency Operations team after reporting your damage.  

WATER & SEWER UPDATE

The boil advisory has been lifted for all of Dayton, Montgomery County, Greene County, Trotwood, and Brookeville water systems.

We are no longer redirecting wastewater (sewage) into the Stillwater River. However, the river has not been cleared as safe by Public Health at this time.

FOOD AND WATER NEEDS

We are coordinating shelter, food and water needs with the Red Cross and The Foodbank, Inc.

  • Montgomery County Fairgrounds (Matthew 25: Ministries), 645 Infirmary Road – Water, Ice, Food, Other Supplies and Resources, also accepting donations

  • The Foodbank, Inc., 56 Armor Place, Dayton – Food and Water

  • Washington Township Recreation Center, 895 Miamisburg-Centerville Rd. – Water and Other Supplies

  • Montgomery County Environmental Services, 1850 Spaulding Rd, Kettering  – Water

Veterans

Contact Veterans Service Commission: (937) 225-4801 

Oxygen Replacement

Call oxygen supplier (contact info located on oxygen bottle).

SHELTERS

  • Morton Middle School – Shelter, Food, Water, Mental/Emotional Support

    • 8555 Peters Pike, Vandalia

  • AT CAPACITY: Corinthian Church – Shelter, Food, Water, Mental/Emotional Support

    • 700 N. James H. McGee, Dayton

  • Mt. Enon Baptist, 1501 W. Third, Dayton

  • First Baptist Church Kettering, 3939 Swigart Rd, Beavercreek, OH 45440

HOUSING

If a natural disaster destroyed your housing and you need assistance with moving expenses, rental deposit, rent and utility payments, contact these numbers for assistance & resources:

Miami Valley Community Action Partnership:(937) 963-9433
St. Vincent de Paul Conferences: (937) 222-5555
Other: VRBO may also offer reduced rates for shelter in time of disaster: www.vrbo.com

If the tornadoes destroyed your rental housing to the point that it is deemed uninhabitable:

  • You should contact your landlord or property management company to ask if there are comparable units available that you can move into. Units should be comparable in pricing, bedroom size, amenities, and location.

  • You can immediately vacate the premises and notify the landlord in writing your intention to terminate the rental agreement, in which case the rental agreement terminates as of the date of vacating.

  • You are entitled to a refund of your security deposit if you have been forced out of your housing unit long term due to a natural disaster situation that’s out of your control. 

Legal Assistance and Fair Housing Resource

Homeowner Assistance – Home Repair Programs

CountyCorp: (937) 225-6328

Rebuilding Together Dayton: (937) 223-4893

People Working Cooperatively: (513) 351-7921

MENTAL HEALTH AND EMOTIONAL SUPPORT

Samaritan CrisisCare: (937) 224-4646

Optum Public Crisis Line: Our toll-free emotional support help line at (866) 342-6892 is free of charge and available to anyone, so you can share it with family and friends. Caring professionals will connect people to resources. It will be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

SAMHSA Disaster Distress Helpline: 800-985-5990
Nationwide hotline for individuals experiencing emotional distress for any disaster. 
Or text ‘TalkWithUs’ to 66746
www.samhsa.gov/find-help/disaster-distress-helpline

DEBRIS MANAGEMENT AND REMOVAL

Montgomery County Solid Waste District located at 1001 Encrete Ln., Moraine, OH 45439 has announced extended hours to accept debris and yard waste, including brush:

Monday – Friday: 6am – 8pm

Saturday – Sunday: 8am – 6pm

NOTE: Recycling, electronics, or waste oil drop-off are closed on Sunday

All storm debris yard waste must be clean and free of debris/trash, no larger than 24” diameter, no stumps. We urge the public to drop off yard waste as soon as possible, as we are anticipating long drop off lines this weekend.

Yard waste and brush disposal is FREE for residents and Solid Waste District Members. Contractors will be charged $36/ton. Normal fees apply for construction & demolition materials, municipal solid waste, and storm debris.

Companies offering specific disposal services are:

Champion Equipment & Supply, 3600 Valley Street, Riverside, Ohio 45424

  • Accepting: Tree debris ONLY (no trash)

  • Open 7:30 am – 5:30 pm, M – F; Open 8:00 am – 3:00 pm, Saturday; Closed Sunday

 Vance Rd Hard Fill: 2101 Vance Rd., Dayton, OH 45417

Accepting:  Construction & demolition debris ONLY (No trash and/or yard waste)

            Open 7am – 5 pm, Monday – Friday; Open 8am – 2pm, Saturday

FREE TORNADO HOME CLEANUP HOTLINE AVAILABLE NOW

Survivors needing assistance with home cleanup may call: 800-451-1954.

From now until June 14, 2019, several relief agencies are staffing a free hotline for tarping, tree-cutting, debris removal, and home cleanup from the recent tornadoes. This hotline will connect survivors with reputable and vetted relief agencies that will assist in debris cleanup, as they are able. All services are free, but service is not guaranteed due to the expected overwhelming need.

This hotline will alert multiple relief agencies of survivors who need help and will connect them with local relief agencies in the area. All services are FREE and performed by vetted and reputable relief agencies and members of VOAD. Response times will vary so we ask residents to remain patient while teams receive and organize their response to help.

Importantly, this hotline cannot assist with social services such as food, clothing, shelter, insurance, or questions about FEMA registration.

DONATIONS

Monetary Donations:

  • Donate to Red Cross at 1-800-RED-CROSS, www.redcross.org, or text the word RedCROSS to 90999.

  • Donate to The Foodbank, Inc.

Donation Drop off Locations:

MAIN SITE: St. Vincent de Paul Community Store, 24/7 Donation Center, 120 W. Apple St., Dayton, OH 45402

The City of Dayton has opened three recreation facilities that will accept In-kind donations smaller than a skid: (6AM-9PM, M-F, Sat 8AM-4PM) Note:  People can get showers here too.

  • Northwest Recreation Center, 1600 Princeton Dr, Dayton, OH 45406

  • Greater Dayton Recreation Center, 2021 W Third St, Dayton, OH 45417

  • Lohrey Recreation Center, 2366 Glenarm Ave, Dayton, OH 45420

LARGE DONATIONS (large trucks, semis, skids or larger)L Expo Center Dayton Airport, 3900 McCauley Drive, Vandalia, OH 45377, Open 7AM-2PM, Monday through Friday

Montgomery County Fairgrounds, 645 Infirmary Rd, Dayton, is also accepting donations.

VOLUNTEERS

  • Please be a good neighbor, and check on those around you.

  • Volunteers can sign up through the Red Cross at www.redcross.org/volunteer.

  • Community Blood Center is in critical need of type O positive blood. Emergency room usage was high during Memorial Day weekend & storm damage has forced blood drive cancellations. Dayton CBC at 349 South Main St. is operating. Schedule donation at http://www.DonorTime.com or call 1-800-388-GIVE.

FOR COMPANIES/SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS

The Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce has put together a listing of resources for business owners impacted by the storm. View it here: https://daytonchamber.org/disaster-relief-in-dayton-how-chamber-members-can-give-receive/

If your business has been impacted or disrupted by the recent severe weather and tornadoes, BusinessFirst! will connect you with resources and assistance. General phone number: 937-225-4351. Link: www.resources4business.info/businessfirst/protectMyBusiness.html#panel6

ASBESTOS

For emergency demolitions, a variance can be given by Regional Air Pollution Control Agency (RAPCA) for the asbestos inspection, the 10-working day wait, or the requirement to remove all regulated asbestos containing materials prior to the start of demolition activities of a facility. Emergency demolition means any demolition operation conducted under a written order issued by a state or local governmental agency because a facility is structurally unsound and in danger of collapse.

Please note, residential structures having fewer than 4 dwelling units are exempt from all asbestos regulations.

For full details visit www.phdmc.org or contact the RAPCA Asbestos Coordinator with questions and for assistance at 937-225-4435.

OPEN BURNING OF DEBRIS PROHIBITED

Many communities are faced with the task of disposing of large quantities of debris from the recent storms. Ohio has strict rules prohibiting the open burning of any waste material, including storm debris, within city limits. Storm debris includes any and all materials such as trees, brush, building materials, and trash.

Open burning contributes to the overall degradation of our air quality and causes breathing difficulties for those suffering from respiratory illnesses like asthma, emphysema, and bronchitis. It can also cause safety concerns with fire hazards that can cause further property damage and smoke that can reduce visibility on nearby roads, especially when there is limited access to water for fire protection.

Contact your local municipalities for information concerning disposal methods and available assistance, or contact RAPCA at 937-225-4435 to get guidance.

WIRELESS EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION CENTER

The Wireless Emergency Communication Center has moved to Old North Dayton, Fire Station 8, 2636 Stanley Ave. (the corner of Stanley and Farr Ave.)

JURISDICTION UPDATES

TROTWOOD

City of Trotwood has declared 3 apartment complexes uninhabitable. Red Cross will offer shelter to 177 people from Westbrook Village, and 425 people from Woodland Hills (formerly Castlebrook). Buses will be arriving at those apartment complexes today at NOON, 4:00 PM, and 6:30 PM. Residents are being transported to the Red Cross Morton Middle School shelter.

BROOKVILLE

A designated phone has been set up for any questions on donations needed or to arrange to donate or help in anyway. The phone number is 833-2345 ext.: 315, available 24 hours a day.

RIVERSIDE

Shellabarger Park on Burkhardt Road is closed until further notice due to debris and fallen trees. The entrances have been closed off and we ask that no Residents enter under any circumstance until further notice.

UPDATES June 1, 2019 at 10:17 AM

Information Hotline: 937-225-6217


Water Update

The boil advisory has been lifted for all of Dayton, Montgomery County, Greene County, Trotwood, and Brookeville water systems.

Shelter, Food and Water Needs

We are coordinating shelter, food and water needs with the Red Cross and The Foodbank, Inc.

  • Montgomery County Fairgrounds (Matthew 25: Ministries) – Water, Ice, Food, Other Supplies and Resources, also accepting donations

    • 645 Infirmary Road

  • The Foodbank, Inc. – Food and Water

    • 56 Armor Place, Dayton

  • Morton Middle School – Shelter, Food, Water, Mental/Emotional Support

    • 8555 Peters Pike, Vandalia

  • Corinthian Church – Shelter, Food, Water, Mental/Emotional Support

    • 700 N. James H. McGee, Dayton

  • Washington Township Recreation Center – water and other supplies

    • 895 Miamisburg-Centerville Rd.

  • Montgomery County Environmental Services – Water

    •  1850 Spaulding Rd, Kettering

  • Mt. Enon Baptist
               1501 W. Third – Dayton

  • First Baptist Church Kettering
               3939 Swigart - Dayton

  • Convoy of Hope Warehouse - Please call (937) 272-7358 before coming to make a donation. No clothing accepted.

  • Call number for details on location and needs for donations


Oxygen Replacement:

  • Call your oxygen supplier (should be on your oxygen bottle).


Mental Health and Emotional Support

Samaritan CrisisCare at (937) 224-4646

Optum Public Crisis Line: Our toll-free emotional support help line at (866) 342-6892 is free of charge and available to anyone, so you can share it with family and friends. Caring professionals will connect people to resources. It will be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

SAMHSA Disaster Distress Helpline: 800-985-5990
Nationwide hotline for individuals experiencing emotional distress for any disaster. 
Or text ‘TalkWithUs’ to 66746
www.samhsa.gov/find-help/disaster-distress-helpline


Housing

If a natural disaster destroyed your housing and you need assistance with moving expenses, rental deposit, rent and utility payments, short-term case management available resources include:

*Miami Valley Community Action Partnership:(937) 963-9433

St. Vincent de Paul Conferences: (937) 222-5555

Other housing Resources:

  • Wright State University is offering temporary housing options 
    for faculty and staff : (937) 775-4172

  • VRBO may also offer reduced rates for shelter in time of disaster: www.vrbo.com

If the recent tornadoes destroyed your rental housing to the point that it is deemed uninhabitable:

  • You should contact your landlord or property management company to ask if there are comparable units available that you can move into. Units should be comparable in pricing, bedroom size, amenities, and location.

  • You can immediately vacate the premises and notify the landlord in writing your intention to terminate the rental agreement, in which case the rental agreement terminates as of the date of vacating.

  • You are entitled to a refund of your security deposit if you have been forced out of your housing unit long term due to a natural disaster situation that’s out of your control.

 

Homeowner Assistance – Home Repair Programs

CountyCorp: (937) 225-6328

Rebuilding Together Dayton: (937) 223-4893
People Working Cooperatively: (513) 351-7921

Legal Assistance and Fair Housing Resource

Veterans

Contact Veterans Service Commission: (937) 225-4801 

Debris Management and Removal

Our Solid Waste District located at 1001 Encrete Ln., Moraine, OH 45439 has announced extended hours to accept debris and yard waste, including brush:

Monday – Friday: 6am – 8pm

Saturday – Sunday: 8am – 6pm

NOTE: Recycling, electronics, or waste oil drop-off are closed on Sunday

 

All storm debris yard waste must be clean and free of debris/trash, no larger than 24” diameter, no stumps. We urge the public to drop off yard waste as soon as possible, as we are anticipating long drop off lines this weekend.

Yard waste and brush disposal is FREE for residents and Solid Waste District Members. Contractors will be charged $36/ton. Normal fees apply for construction & demolition materials, municipal solid waste, and storm debris.

 

Companies offering specific disposal services are:

Champion Equipment & Supply, 3600 Valley Street, Riverside, Ohio 45424

  • Accepting: Tree debris ONLY (no trash)

  • Open 7:30 am – 5:30 pm, M – F; Open 8:00 am – 3:00 pm, Saturday; Closed Sunday

 Vance Rd Hard Fill: 2101 Vance Rd., Dayton, OH 45417

Accepting:  Construction & demolition debris ONLY (No trash and/or yard waste)

            Open 7am – 5 pm, Monday – Friday; Open 8am – 2pm, Saturday

Damage Assessments

We have five teams in the affected areas doing damage assessments. If you would like to report damage to your structure, you can call our (937) 225-6217 help line. Please provide your name, address, and whether or not you have insurance and we will share with our assessment team.


Monetary Donations:

  • You can also donate $$ to Red Cross at 1-800-RED-CROSS, www.redcross.org, or text the word RedCROSS to 90999.

  • You can also donate to The Foodbank, Inc.

 

Donation Drop off Locations:

MAIN SITE: St. Vincent de Paul Community Store, 24/7 Donation Center, 120 W. Apple St., Dayton, OH 45402

The City of Dayton has opened three recreation facilities that will accept In-kind donations smaller than a skid: (6AM-9PM, M-F, Sat 8AM-4PM) Note:  People can get showers here too.

  • Northwest Recreation Center, 1600 Princeton Dr, Dayton, OH 45406

  • Greater Dayton Recreation Center, 2021 W Third St, Dayton, OH 45417

  • Lohrey Recreation Center, 2366 Glenarm Ave, Dayton, OH 45420

Donations of skids or larger (7AM-2PM M-F):  Expo Center Dayton Airport, 3900 McCauley Drive, Vandalia, OH 45377

Montgomery County Fairgrounds, 645 Infirmary Rd, Dayton, is also accepting donations.

VOLUNTEERS

  • Please be a good neighbor, and check on those around you.

  • Volunteers can sign up through the Red Cross at www.redcross.org/volunteer.

  • Community Blood Center is in critical need of type O positive blood. Emergency room usage was high during Memorial Day weekend & storm damage has forced blood drive cancellations. Dayton CBC at 349 South Main St. is operating. Schedule donation at http://www.DonorTime.com or call 1-800-388-GIVE. 

 

BusinessFirst! Provides Resources to Companies/Businesses
If your business has been impacted or disrupted by the recent severe weather and tornadoes, BusinessFirst! will connect you with resources and assistance.

 

FROM BROOKVILLE:

A designated phone has been set up for any questions on donations needed or to arrange to donate or help in anyway. The phone number is 833-2345 ext.: 315, available 24 hours a day.

FROM RIVERSIDE: Shellabarger Park on Burkhardt Road is closed until further notice due to debris and fallen trees. The entrances have been closed off and we ask that no Residents enter under any circumstance until further notice.

 

Redirection of wastewater into the Stillwater River:

UPDATE: We are no longer redirecting wastewater (sewage) into the Stillwater River. However, the river has not been cleared as safe by Public Health at this time.

Free Tornado Home Cleanup Hotline Available Now

Survivors needing assistance with home cleanup may call: 800-451-1954.

From now until June 14, 2019, several relief agencies are staffing a free hotline for tarping, tree-cutting, debris removal, and home cleanup from the recent tornadoes. This hotline will connect survivors with reputable and vetted relief agencies that will assist in debris cleanup, as they are able. All services are free, but service is not guaranteed due to the expected overwhelming need.

This hotline will alert multiple relief agencies of survivors who need help and will connect them with local relief agencies in the area. All services are FREE and performed by vetted and reputable relief agencies and members of VOAD. Response times will vary so we ask residents to remain patient while teams receive and organize their response to help.

Importantly, this hotline cannot assist with social services such as food, clothing, shelter, insurance, or questions about FEMA registration.

The Wireless Emergency Communication Center (WECC) has moved

The WECC has moved to Old North Dayton, Fire Station 8, 2636 Stanley Ave. (the corner of Stanley and Farr Ave.)

Asbestos
For emergency demolitions, a variance can be given by Regional Air Pollution Control Agency (RAPCA) for the asbestos inspection, the 10-working day wait, or the requirement to remove all regulated asbestos containing materials prior to the start of demolition activities of a facility.

  • Emergency demolition means any demolition operation conducted under a written order issued by a state or local governmental agency because a facility is structurally unsound and in danger of collapse.

  • Please note, residential structures having fewer than 4 dwelling units are exempt from all asbestos regulations.

For full details visit www.phdmc.org or contact the RAPCA Asbestos Coordinator with questions and for assistance at 937-225-4435.

Open Burning of Storm Debris is Prohibited in City Limits

Many communities are faced with the task of disposing of large quantities of debris from the recent storms. Ohio has strict rules prohibiting the open burning of any waste material, including storm debris, within city limits. Storm debris includes any and all materials such as trees, brush, building materials, and trash.

Open burning contributes to the overall degradation of our air quality and causes breathing difficulties for those suffering from respiratory illnesses like asthma, emphysema, and bronchitis. It can also cause safety concerns with fire hazards that can cause further property damage and smoke that can reduce visibility on nearby roads, especially when there is limited access to water for fire protection.

If you are located outside city limits, please contact RAPCA at 937-225-4435 to get guidance.