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Neighborhood Clean-Up & Breakfast
Sat, June 18, 2022 @ 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Lend a Helping Hand at the BPNA’s Quarterly
Neighborhood Clean-Up & Breakfast
A FEEL GOOD CIVIC ACTIVITY FOR ALL AGES!
Saturday, June 18
9:00 to 10:30 AM
Meet at the Corner of Redondo Ave & E. 2nd St (Trolley Park)
– All cleaning supplies and personal equipment provided.
– Stop by anytime and come as you are.
– Stay for as long or as short as you like.
– Bring friends and family.
– Start the weekend with a good feeling for the work you’ve done!
The City of Long Beach Public Works Clean Team is working to make special arrangements to have a truck driving through the neighborhood to pick up large items and electronic-waste left by the curb before 9am or items can be brought with you to the Neighborhood Clean Up location above before 10am. To confirm the availability of this service and make specific address requests, send an email by the night before to events@bluffpark.org
A MESSAGE FROM PUBLIC WORKS:
We’ll be able to provide Public Works support with one refuse truck and one e-waste stake bed throughout the duration of your clean-up event,
If neighbors are able to bring their e-waste and large items for dumping to the clean-up site that would be best. Another option would be for that resident to call in for a special pick-up if their items are not picked up or report via the GO Long Beach app if they are items that do not belong to them.
Note: At this time Public Works is still unable to accept any hazardous waste at our clean-up events. I’ve attached a couple of PDFs (see links below) with information on what is considered hazardous waste and where LB residents can go to dispose of it. E-waste includes items such as stoves, refrigerators, washing machines, TVS, microwaves, other electronic appliances. Our e-waste stake bed is also able to accept tires.
Let’s do our part to help make the neighborhood streets and parkways more beautiful.
Thanks to our helpful partners at the City of Long Beach Clean Team. Long Beach Public Works.
Photo Credit: The Jakarta Post.
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