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Washington City Announces Quarterly Cemetery Cleanup Schedule

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Washington City's Parks Department has announced scheduled quarterly cemetery cleanups to maintain the area's appearance and peaceful nature. The next cleanup period is scheduled for October 3 through October 7.

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  • Quarterly cemetery cleanups are scheduled to maintain an orderly and peaceful environment.
  • The next cleanup event is scheduled for October 3 through October 7.
  • Items on the grass near markers, excluding shepherd's hooks, will be removed and discarded.
  • Scheduled cleanup periods occur in January, April, June, and October.

The Washington City Parks Department announced scheduled quarterly cleanup dates for the city cemetery to maintain a clean and orderly appearance. According to a notice from the department, these cleanups are intended to preserve the sacred and peaceful nature of the cemetery grounds.

During the scheduled cleanup periods, all items located on the grass around headstones and markers will be removed and discarded, with the exception of shepherd's hooks. The next cleanup is scheduled to take place from October 3 through October 7. The department advises that any keepsakes or items of value should be removed before that time, as items left behind will be disposed of.

The annual cleanup schedule includes the second week of January, the fourth week of April, the fourth week of June, and the first week of October. For more information, individuals can contact the Cemetery Sexton or visit the city's website.

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