It is banned. Technically it is an illicit discharge- pinellas county is has a lot of outreach and requires professionals to be certified. Specifically for fertilizer usage and the "mow and blowers". If the city doesn't respond, Contact the county's watershed folks and they will alert the right person in the city. The city of St Pete is in charge of enforcing in their city limits. Grass clippings can be a huge source of nutrients to coastal waters AND clog storm sewers.

Thank You I see city employees doing the same over here with blowers. we have a billy goat thingy and I use it for fertilizer after it vacuums all the clippings. great tool for a girl LOL.this bothers me. the city should not be using blowers than. how can they enforce if they do it.

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