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PARTNERS | HEALTHY CITY | HOW HEALTHY | VISION | SUMMIT | PRIORITIES | FUNCTIONS | CITY OF FALL RIVER |
The City has
coordinated cleanups in targeted areas in conjunction with neighborhood
groups and community organizations to remove litter from the streets and
sidewalks Neighborhood clean-ups have been scheduled in
the Bank Street, Lower Highlands Historic
Downtown, Highland, North End, Father Kelly, Niagara, and Flint neighborhoods.
Allied Waste has offered to
provide free disposal of bulky items and some electronics.
Click here to read the announcement. Call the
Department of
Public Works at 508-324-2584 for information about how the city can
assist residents with their own planned cleanup projects. |
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(Top row, left and center) Manuel Pimentel brings a computer monitor for deposit in the electronics pick-up truck monitored by Allied Waste Supervisor Charlie Cabral. (Middle row, left) John Aragao of Jules Street tosses a used cooler into the dumpster set up along Mt. Pleasant Street. (Middle row, right) Harry Terrien of Albany Street prepares to unload some of his trash into the dumpster. (Bottom row, left) John Medeiros of Dunbar Street tosses a bag of grass clippings into a trash truck. (Bottom row, center and right) Steve Ouellette, Charlie Cabral, Josh Silva and Roy Batista confer before closing up shop and heading home. |