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PCT. 4 HEAVY TRASH DAY TOMORROW (Saturday, April 23)

By Jamie Nash
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8 a.m – 2 p.m. ONE DAY ONLY
EMC RESIDENTS CAN DISPOSE OF LARGE ITEMS, FREE OF CHARGE- at the following locations:
PCT. 4 COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE
23628 Robert’s Road, in New Caney
TRAM ROAD PARK
15901 Tram Road, in Splendora
CHATEAU WOODS MUD
10224 Fairview Dr., in Chateau Woods
OLD GRANGERLAND COMMUNITY CENTER
FM 3083 near FM 2090, in Grangerland
RESIDENTIAL ONLY
NO antifreeze, paint, oil, or chemicals
NO trees, limbs, or other vegetation
NO electronics, appliances with Freon, or batteries
NO household garbage or trash

TIRES- NO MORE THAN 5 PER VEHICLE- MUST BE OFF THE RIM

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