Residents in these areas are asked to place any remaining tree limbs or branches on the curb no later than April 16.
The brush piles should be place in accessible areas that are not blocked by cars, low-hanging branches or other obstacles. The county will not return for any brush after this sweep.
As of March 30, Travis County Transportation and Natural Resource department picked up 4,708 loads of debris, or about 239,432 cubic yards, according to a press release.
More information about storm recovery can be found on the county's website.
