Hello, this is an update on the north side, tornado recovery efforts for the city of Minneapolis for the week end of june. Fourth, I'm Carrie aspinwall on Saturday about 2,000 volunteers, helped clean up the neighborhoods on the north side, hey whatever. Thank you guys so much thanks for being here. You guys. We really appreciate it mayor, RT, Rybak and city council members thank the volunteers as they headed out to help clean up storm damaged, neighborhoods teams of volunteers, collected tree debris and moved it to the boulevards for pickup.

The city will continue to collect those stacks of tree debris through June. Tenth volunteers also collected some construction debris, but if it wasn't hauled away during the cleanup day, it's now up to property owners to remove from now through June, tenth homeowners in the tornado, damaged area can take construction and demolition debris to the North transfer station. That's at 27 10, Pacific Street. It will be open monday through friday, from 11am to 7pm. Again, the north side transfer station will only be open through June.

Tenth homeowners will need a vulture before bringing debris to the north transfer station, but that's easy to get call 612, 6732, 917 or 311, and a reminder. Homeowners can use a city's, regular yard waste service to get rid of branches and other small storm debris. Thanks to all the volunteers will help clean up the north side. There are still ways to help the recovery. You can make a donation to the Minneapolis foundations, Northside relief funds for more information on that and other Northside recovery updates go to the city of Minneapolis website.