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PCT. 4 HEAVY TRASH DAY

By SCOTT ENGLE
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FROM PRECINCT 4

Precinct 4’s

Heavy Trash Day!

Saturday, March 23, 2024
Take advantage of this free service offered twice a year to the residents of Montgomery County Precinct 4! Bring your bulky trash items to Bull Sallas Park next Saturday, March 23! Free Paper Shredding will also be available by Texas Shred Solutions.

 

This will be the ONLY heavy trash location. See flyer for more details.

 

NOTE: For the safety of everyone, Bull Sallas Park will be CLOSED to all other activities during the heavy trash event. This means a closure of the playground, soccer fields, basketball courts, etc.

Not sure if we’ll accept a certain item? Call the office!

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