Guam is shifting into recovery mode following Super Typhoon Sinlaku, with the government opening multiple sites to help residents clear storm debris. Beginning Sunday, a primary disaster debris site opened at Oka Point in Tamuning, operating daily from 7am-6pm.

The site will accept vegetative debris, construction materials, large appliances, metals, and electronics. but officials are stressing—several items will not be accepted. This includes household trash and spoiled food—hazardous waste like oil, batteries, and chemicals—as well as tires, junk vehicles or parts, compressed gas cylinders, and plumbing fixtures like toilets and sinks.

And starting today, April 20—ten green waste sites will open across the island for vegetation only—such as trees, limbs, and brush and opened daily from 7am-6pm

Those sites include:

- Asan Old Baseball Field
- Hagat Old Bus Satellite Station Parking Lot
- Hagat Old Fire Station
- Hagatna Agana Pool Parking Lot
- Humatak Mayor’s Office
- Inalahan Next To The Fire Station
- Malesso Baseball Field
- Talofofo DYA Cottage Home
- Piti Across Our Lady Of Assumption Church

Oka Point will also serve as a green waste site—but is the only location accepting mixed disaster debris.

Officials are reminding residents to pre-sort their debris before arrival—and not to mix trash with green waste—as contamination can delay processing.

The Oka Point site is for residential use only—and scavenging is prohibited.