( KNZA )-The city of Hiawatha will hold their fall clean-up day on Saturday, September 22nd.
The clean-up site will be located at the county property located at 11th and Pottawatomie Streets. Items will be accepted from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Spicer Salvage will be at the location to accept air conditioners, tires with rims, iron, metal and batteries.
Tight restrictions will be adhered to at the unloading site, including proof of Hiawatha residency. Each household will be allowed one pickup load, one carload, or one single-axle trailer load. No contractors are allowed and the City reserves the right to refuse any load.
Unacceptable items include household trash, leaves, grass clippings, tires, paint, oil, gas, hazardous materials, and any material containing Freon except appliances
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