Beginning October 14th, a box will be placed on the bench outside of Town Hall to collect nonperishable food for the needy. The need is more urgent for boxed items, such as stuffing, potatoes, mac and cheese, rice etc... Please bring non-expired food and leave in the box. You can also call Chief Greg to arrange a pick-up at 502-640-9664. Also, the city will adopt a family in need for the Holidays and we would appreciate monetary donations for them. You can mail donations or drop in the slot on the front door of Town Hall. THANK YOU!
For information regarding the Cares Grant Program click here: Peweevalleygrantprogram
For information about applying for the grant: Peweevalleygrantapplication
For information about applying for the grant: Peweevalleygrantapplication
The Yule Log event has officially been cancelled.
Next City Council Meeting is Monday, November 2, 7 p.m. at St. James Episcopal Church.
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November 26 – Thanksgiving Day – Thursday and Friday service days are delayed one day December 25 – Christmas Day – Friday services are delayed one day Curb-Side Recycle Pick-Up Friday, October 30th Recycling Guidelines Curb-Side Junk Pick-Up Last Wednesday of the month, please call Republic prior to putting out bulk items - 638-9000. Guidelines for bulk pickup Curb-Side Recycle Pick-Up Friday, November 13th City Council Meeting Monday, November 2nd - 7 p.m. St. James Episcopal Church Environmental Board Meeting TBD Town Hall, 312 Mt. Mercy Drive Historical Society Meeting TBD |
Trash pickup guidelines
PROPER CONTAINER PLACEMENT AND USAGE
Believe it or not, how you place your container at the curb is crucial for clean and efficient service.
NOT ACCEPTABLE
Believe it or not, how you place your container at the curb is crucial for clean and efficient service.
- Republic Services is a cart content only, automated service.
- Have your container at the curb by 6:00 a.m. of your collection day.
- Place the container preferably five feet, no less than three feet from any object, including but not limited to; another cart, a tree, pole, fire hydrant, mailbox, electrical box, cable box, cars, etc. so the automated arm can reach your container(s).
- Do not lean anything against the container.
- Do not place your container under a tree or near utility lines.
- Place containers one foot from the curb or edge of the street.
- Remember to place the arrows on the lid of the container pointed toward the street and handle toward your residence, with the lid closed.
- Containers can safely hold approximately 70lbs of waste
- For a bulk item that will not fit in the cart, or questions regarding acceptable material, please contact customer service at 502-638-900 at least 24-business hours in advance.
NOT ACCEPTABLE
- No construction/demolition debris. This includes, but limited to; studs, drywall, sinks, tubs, toilets, cabinets,etc.
- No large amounts of fencing……A few planks may be OK if no longer than 4ft in length. Must be tied and bundled.
- No concrete, brick, tile, etc. or landscaping material such as; logs, railroad ties, landscape timbers, concrete blocks, dirt, or sod or yard waste material; logs, stumps, shrubs, etc.No liquids of any kind such as paint, thinners, pesticides/insecticides, household cleaners, motor oils, fuels, etc. Water-based paint is acceptable but needs to be solidified with kitty litter or other granular absorbent material.
- No medical bio-hazards; sharps, chemo diapers, oxygen tanks, etc.
- No electronics
- No large vehicle parts, body or interior and no tires of any kind
