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Salina Landfill Reports Over 5,000 Tons of Storm Debris Received

July 9, 2026

Salina Landfill Superintendent Tilden Crable has provided an update on the volume of tree limbs brought to the facility following a damaging storm that struck the area in June. According to Crable, more than 5,000 tons of limbs have been received at the landfill to date.

Crable also outlined the limb dumping process at the landfill for both residents and commercial businesses. The city landfill has been managing the influx of storm debris as cleanup efforts continue across Salina.

Additional details on landfill procedures and storm debris disposal are available through the City of Salina.

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  "post_text": "Landfill Superintendent Tilden Crable provides an update on limbs that have been brought in from June’s damaging storm (over 5000 tons have been brought in so far), and provides info on the limb dumping process in the landfill for citizens and commercial businesses.\n\nBig thanks to Tilden and the Salina Landfill crew!"
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