Here’s when winter storm debris cleanup could be finished across Nashville
By Caleb Wethington
Published on March 20, 2026.
The Nashville Department of Transportation (NDOT) has outlined a three-round approach to storm debris cleanup following a winter storm that left widespread debris across the city. Since February 3, NDOT crews have collected over 1 million cubic yards of brush and storm debris across Nashville. The department has issued a loose timeline on when the debris will be removed and/or collected. Since the storm hit, up to 100 crews have worked 12-hour shifts each day to remove the debris. The third and final round of debris collection is scheduled soon.
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