Expanded Clean & Green Citywide Cleanup event begins May 6
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) - The Idaho Falls Sanitation Division has expanded and improved the Clean & Green Citywide Cleanup event.
Staff will be available beginning the weekend of May 6 to provide assistance with spring cleanup efforts. This service is available for all Idaho Falls residents.
“In prior years, Clean and Green was a one-week program. We would place large dumpsters at various locations around town, but we did not have staff at those locations to provide assistance,” Sanitation Superintendent Jordan Rechenmacher said. “This year we will have staff available during four consecutive weekends at predetermined collection locations so that we can better serve our residents and give them more time to collect and dispose of unwanted waste.
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