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Plano City Council is more than 85% done with its first citywide sweep to collect storm debris. (Connor Pittman/Community Impact)

Plano nearing end of first citywide sweep to collect storm debris

By Michael Crouchley

The city of Plano is more than 85% done with its first sweep of debris collection following a storm on May 28.

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