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Roswell to host document shredding event

By Pat Fox
May 16, 2011

Roswell residents can securely dispose of personal documents from 8 a.m. till noon Saturday at the Roswell Public Works facility, 1810 Hembree Road. The shredding service is free, but there is a limit of five boxes or 200 pounds of paper per vehicle.

The event is sponsored by Georgia Document Destruction, Inc., the Roswell Recycling Center and Keep Roswell Beautiful.

Information: Trevor Williams, 770-442-8822 or twilliams01@roswellgov.com or visit www.keeproswellbeautiful.org or www.roswellgov.com.

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