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Cities of Dublin and Pleasanton | Disaster Debris Management Plan | 2022 <br />67 <br />must be distributed in all community languages for non-English-speaking populations and <br />neighborhoods. <br /> <br />Debris Collection Process: <br />How will the debris be collected? <br /> <br />If ROW/curbside collection is used, residents need to fully understand debris stream separation <br />and removal requirements. They will want to remove debris quickly and will use their normal <br />municipal solid waste procedures for debris handling unless directed otherwise. Communication <br />with the public early and often on proper set out procedures is critical. These procedures might be <br />different for types of debris depending on the locations type of equipment used for ROW collection. <br />Make sure residents understand the procedures in their area to avoid having to duplicate <br />segregation and removal efforts. <br /> <br /> Will applicant employees or a contractor collect the debris? <br /> What are the schedules and the routes for collection? <br /> What is the final collection date for streets, sectors, or subdivisions? <br /> What type of debris will be collected? <br /> <br />If collection centers or debris management sites (DMS) are used, resident require the following <br />information: <br /> <br /> Where are the collection centers/DMS? Where can a resident find a site map for public <br />debris drop off of HHW ? <br /> What are the daily collection center/DMS hours? <br /> Is debris to be segregated at the collection centers/DMS? <br /> What types of debris will be accepted at the centers/DMS? <br /> How long will the collection centers/DMS accept disaster-related debris? <br /> Will residents be charged a fee for use? <br /> Will residents be restricted as to how much disaster-related debris can be dropped off? <br /> How long will residents be able to bring their disaster-related debris to the DMS? <br /> <br />6.2 Distribution Strategy <br /> <br />The public information strategy should include its methods to disseminate the prepared information <br />to the general public. This can be accomplished in a number of ways. The following are suggested <br />vehicles for distributing the information: <br /> <br /> Media – Local television, radio, newspapers <br /> Print Media – Community newsletters, debris information flyers in public buildings such as <br />community centers and City Hall, door hangers <br /> Internet – City and waste collection vendor web sites <br /> Social Media – Facebook, Twitter, Instagram accounts