This Saturday, May 30, by 10 AM. Here is a list of what the county will accept: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/news2/we-want-your-household-hazardous-waste/
On Monday, May 25, Bates Trucking will only be picking up recycling bins. The regular Monday trash pickup will be picked up the following day on Tuesday.
Put your cans out early! Pickups will begin at 6 AM each day, so it’s a good idea to put your can out the night before to ensure it’s picked up.
Here is the update on what happened this past Sunday across the street with the townhouse fire.
On Wednesday April 8th, we will be removing a large dead tree behind 2263. To allow crews to work without damaging vehicles, we require the reserved spots 30-34 in front of 2259-63 to be emptied by 5am on April 8th. If they are not moved, they will be towed at the owner’s expense. We will try to notify homeowners before towing.
Tree Work Completed in 2019 Calendar Year
Tree Work Completed 2019 as per JL Tree Service Invoices
Note: The primary criterion for tree work was hazard to people or property, verified by a licensed arborist. In addition, in two cases, pruning was performed on large branches touching houses.
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Fairfax County is no longer accepting glass in curbside bins for recycling. The public who wishes to continue with recycling glass in the County can take their glass to purple collection bins throughout the County.
Learn more about the updates from Fairfax County’s Recycling website: https://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/publicworks/recycling-trash/glass.
Join your neighbors Saturday, October 19 at 9 AM for beautification and cleanup projects around the cluster. Everyone is welcome to pitch in! All ages and skill levels are encouraged to attend.
We will have a community cookout immediately following, which usually begins around noon. This is not only a great way to build sweat equity but also to meet your neighbors. Hope to see you all there!
The Cluster will be having a community wide yard sale on Saturday, October 12, from 8 AM to 1 PM.
You and your family are welcome to participate by selling household items. On the day of the yard sale , display your items on the yard or sidewalk in front of your home. The planning committee will do all the advertising for the event.
Unsure about what to do with unsold items at the end of the sale? Goodwill and Habitat for Humanity will take most household goods. Additionally, leftover pieces can be discarded during the Cluster Cleanup in the large dumpster the following weekend (October 19).
Want to participate as a seller? Contact Kristina at kdninabean@gmail.com or test 703-864-3282.