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Town Dumpsters Coming Soon! – Big Water Town

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TOWN CLEAN UP DUMPSTERS WHEN November 13-23, 2026 WHERE Arlington and Aaron Burr & Independence and Old Glory Free to Big Water Residents to dump debris and trash THIS IS A FREE SERVICE FOR OUR RESIDENTS SO PLEASE BE RESPECTFUL AND DUMP…

TOWN CLEAN UP DUMPSTERS

WHEN

November 13-23, 2026

WHERE

Arlington and Aaron Burr

&

Independence and Old Glory

Free to Big Water Residents to dump debris and trash

THIS IS A FREE SERVICE FOR OUR RESIDENTS SO PLEASE BE RESPECTFUL AND DUMP ALLOWABLE ITEMS ONLY

PROHIBITED ITEMS:

*Appliances

(refrigerators, stoves, water heaters,

washers/dryers, etc.)

*Paint

*Tires

*Flammables

*Hazardous materials

*Concrete or Rocks

*BRUSH, WEEDS, TREE LIMBS AND OTHER YARD

WASTE – CAN BE DUMPED FOR FREE AT THE TRANSFER

STATION BY CALLING TOWN HALL

@435-675-3760

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