Mulch made from Irene debris now available

By: WNCT Staff | WNCT
Published: January 05, 2012

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HAVELOCK, N.C. (WNCT) -- Mulch made from vegetative debris collected during irene is now available.

The mulch is free to anyone, including residents, businesses and non-profit groups.

Officials say it will help keep storm recovery costs low. They also ask that the mulch not be re-sold to any third parties.

If you would like to get some of the mulch you can do so starting at 8:00 a.m. Thursday at two places. The first is off Highway 101 near the entrance to the Havelock Recreation Complex. The other is at Walter B. Jones Park.

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