(KNZA)--It is time for Spring Cleaning! The City of Horton is offering residents an opportunity to get rid of their clutter. There will be a roll off or dumpsters in the vacant lot at the corner of 1st Avenue East and 7th Street (south of City Hall) beginning Friday, May 5th - Monday, May 15th.
Acceptable items include furniture, carpet, empty paint cans, plastic, mattresses, wood, cabinets, tables, windows, demolished buildings, tubs, toilets, sinks, and shingles. There will not be anyone on site to assist with moving items, so please plan accordingly.
Antifreeze, herbicides, pesticides, household cleaners, paint & paint products; spray paint, alkaline and Ni-Cad batteries, mercury, used oil, transmission fluid, brake fluid, gasoline, leaves, grass clippings and household trash are examples of items that will NOT be accepted. Additionally, NO tires will be accepted.
This annual Spring Cleanup is sponsored by the City of Horton for its residents. If you have any questions, call City Hall at 486-2681.
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