Trees were uprooted at a property north of Two Rivers High School as seen, Monday, May 18, 2026, in Two Rivers, Wis. Recovery efforts continued Monday in Two Rivers after a powerful storm Sunday, May 17, 2026 knocked out power, damaged trees and property.
Trees were uprooted at a property north of Two Rivers High School as seen, Monday, May 18, 2026, in Two Rivers, Wis. Recovery efforts continued Monday in Two Rivers after a powerful storm Sunday, May 17, 2026 knocked out power, damaged trees and property.
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Storm overload temporarily closes Woodland Compost Site

MANITOWOC – The Woodland Compost Site in Manitowoc County is temporarily closed after the May 17 storm brought in more brush and branches than the site can handle.

County officials said the site should reopen in the coming weeks after crews remove the storm debris.

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Alternate compost site open

Residents can take brush and branches to the Basswood Compost Site, 3000 Basswood Road in Manitowoc.

Both compost sites and the main office are closed on Sundays and holidays.

Accepted compost materials

Accepted items include small brush and branches, leaves, grass clippings, garden waste, untreated wood chips or sawdust, flowers, weeds and sod with the soil removed.

Prohibited compost materials

Not accepted are ashes, lumber, oversized branches, logs, stumps, animal waste, kitchen waste, sod with soil attached, dirt, rocks, concrete, construction debris, trash and plastic. Contractors must display a permit. Illegal dumping may result in a fine.

Contact Brandon Reid at breid@usatodayco.com.

This article originally appeared on Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter: Storm overload temporarily closes Woodland Compost Site

Reporting by Brandon Reid, Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter / Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter

USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect

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