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Clean and Green set Saturday

by | Oct 8, 2020 | Latest

Clean and Green returns to Mur­phy this Saturday, Oct. 10, giving residents the opportunity to get rid of unwanted and recyclable items.

The free event is from 9 a.m. until noon on the Murphy City Hall drive­way, 206 N. Murphy Rd.

Because of health safety concerns, residents will be required to remain in their vehicles as city staff unloads items. It is recommended that vehi­cles be loaded using the “first in, last out” method by loading household hazardous waste first, followed by documents for shredding, electronics and household items.

Household hazardous waste in­cluded wet paint, solvents, acids, strong cleaners, paint thinners, fer­tilizers, floor stripping liquids, week killing chemicals and similar toxic or dangerous chemicals.

Electronics include light bulbs, bat­teries and electronic recycling such as old printers, computers, televisions, monitors and similar items.

Residents are required to provide proof of residence such as a driver’s license or utility bill.

For more stories like this, see the Oct. 8 issue or subscribe online.

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