Recycling Center will be closed on Saturdays for the next 5 weeks

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Starting January 4, 2025, the Recycling Center in Leavenworth will be closed on Saturdays for the next five weeks, a decision that will impact both local residents and visitors. This closure is expected to lead to increased traffic congestion as individuals search for alternative waste disposal options. The city emphasizes the importance of planning ahead to mitigate potential disruptions during this period. Local officials are encouraging community members to utilize other waste management resources available throughout the week. This initiative reflects the city's ongoing commitment to sustainability and responsible waste management practices.

As the community adapts to these changes, awareness of potential congestion is crucial for maintaining safety and accessibility. Residents can find further information and updates on the city's official website. The announcement serves as a reminder of the importance of community cooperation in addressing waste disposal challenges.

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