Hurricane Damage Vienna VA
One of the benefits of living in the Town of Vienna Virginia happens after big storms like Hurricane Irene pass through the area. That’s when the Town sets up a special day to pick up all those broken branches that fell into our yards… and all you need to do is set them out at the curb.
Vienna’s storm debris pick up day is September 6, 2011
Hurricane Irene’s wind and rain were severe in Vienna and the Town luckily escaped better than expected. Unfortunately, one of my neighbors had a tree fall on her Vienna rambler.
Special debris pick-ups might not seem like anything new to Vienna residents, but if you are a home buyer then you may be interested especially when you see that homes within the Town limits pay higher property taxes. Since residents of the Town of Vienna pay an additional property tax, above the property tax paid to Fairfax County, public services like “special storm debris pick-ups” demonstrate how that tax money is used to improve the quality of life here.
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