Today is the final day for Taney County residents to drop-off debris from the recent round of storms.
The location is near Forsyth off Burmingham Road near the Taney County Fairgrounds.
The drop-off is for residents that have debris from any of the recent storms that has knocked down trees, branches, and limbs.
The drop off will be open until 5:00 this afternoon.
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