City-Wide Clean-up is a
public service for citizens to dispose of materials from normal
residential use generated at the property.
Materials should be placed behind the curb, or at the
edge of pavement for streets which do not have curb. They are
not to be placed in alleys.
Materials should be separated
at the curb into the following piles:
Clean hard fill (concrete, asphalt, brick, block, stone)
Yard waste (brush, grass clippings, stumps, limbs cut
into four-foot pieces and bundled)
Miscellaneous debris (metal, tires, wood, other)
Daily Schedule - The crews
will be working according to the following schedule:
Date / District Number /
General Description
April 7 / One / Roosevelt/College to Linden
April 8 / Two / Linden to McKinley/Sunset
April 9 / Three / Candlewood and Landin Park
April 10 / Four / Parkridge, Deerfield, Eagle's Nest and
Stratford Drive
April 11 / Five / Park Avenue hill and High Street hill
April 14 / Six / Fountain Park to Park Avenue to the Great Miami
River
April 15 / Seven / North Main Street to Washington
April 16 / Eight / East of Main Street
April 17 / Nine / Shawnee
April 18 / Ten / South Main Street to Roosevelt/College
Note: The schedule changes
annually. Please check for your pick-up date - see attached map.
Materials must be set as scheduled. Crews can not backtrack or
make a second round.
How City-Wide Clean-up is financed - It is financed by a
three-dollar fee paid once each year to the sanitation
department billed
to each residential utility account.
What City-Wide Clean-up is not
-
It is not for business purposes or for contractors.
It is not for items brought from outside the City.
It is not for junk vehicles, boats and similar items which are
not generated by normal residential property use.
It is not for large quantities of liquids (more than one gallon)
such as paint, motor oil, etc.
Hotline Phone Number for crew locations and information -
778-2092 (updated daily).
For more information call the
Street Department (778-2095) or Health Department (778-2060). |
