Miami-Dade County Nears End of Irma Debris Cleanup

"The process does take time, we always ask people to be patient, we really do encourage their patience and appreciate their patience," Love said.

Communities with private roads must execute a Right of Entry agreement that will allow Miami-Dade County or its contractors to enter communities with private roads and begin debris removal.

This process costs about $130 million, but they will eventually be reimbursed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

In the next two or three weeks, the county says they will begin a second pass back through the entire county to collect whatever is left over.