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Cleanup event is coming to Peachtree City May 3-6

Peachtree City offers a spring cleanup event on May 3-6 at 100 Meade Field Drive. (Courtesy of Peachtree City)

Credit: City of Peachtree City

Credit: City of Peachtree City

Peachtree City offers a spring cleanup event on May 3-6 at 100 Meade Field Drive. (Courtesy of Peachtree City)
By Carolyn Cunningham – For the AJC
May 2, 2023

A spring cleanup event will be available May 3-6 at 100 Meade Field Drive, Peachtree City.

Only Peachtree City residents are allowed to participate in this free event.

Unwanted appliances, furniture and “other junk” are welcome for disposal, according to a city statement.

However, no tires, batteries, prescription drugs or household garbage will be accepted.

For questions, call Peachtree City Public Works at 770-487-5183.

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