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East Point offering bulk trash removal

The city of East Point is offering curbside bulk trash removal through Friday, April 19.
The city of East Point is offering curbside bulk trash removal through Friday, April 19.
By Pamela Miller
April 16, 2018

The city of East Point is offering a bulk trash amnesty week through Friday, April 19.

Customers are advised that Items such as sofas, chairs, tables, desks, mattresses, refrigerators (with freon removed), washers, dryers, hot water heaters, stoves, lawnmowers (with gas and oil removed), etc. are considered bulk trash items and should be placed at the front curb or roadside by 7:30 a.m. on your regularly scheduled garbage collection day.

Items not permited:

•

propane tanks

• branches/tree trimmings

• sod/dirt/rocks

• flammable materials/oil

• construction debris

• concrete

• coals/hot ashes

• paint

• demolition debris

• tires

Information: City of East Point Solid Waste Services at 404-270-7140

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