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This coming week is your last week to set your compost out until March! This suspension helps us save fuel and eliminate air pollution caused by our trucks over the 6-week suspension. Thank you for helping us divert waste, and keep our city clean! For more info, head to the link in our bio.We need your help! Let's keep our cyclists safe and all do our part to keep waste and recycling bins out of the bike lane where possible. We know this isn't always an option, but when it is, please keep the bike lanes free of obstacles so our cyclists have a safe space to commute!It’s almost time! Our wintertime compost suspension starts Jan 23, 2023. Please make sure to get any holiday trees, yard waste, and food waste into your container for their final week of pick up (Jan 16 – 20). Trees must be cut into four foot or smaller pieces in order to go into your brown bin! For more info, head to the link in our bio!Twitter
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