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City of Tacoma Observes Christmas Day December 25 and New Year's Day January 1

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The City of Tacoma is set to observe Christmas Day on December 25 and New Year's Day on January 1, which will prompt changes in local services, especially regarding kerbside collection and food waste management. In light of the holiday season, residents are encouraged to check for potential alterations in service schedules to avoid any inconvenience. This timely announcement is designed to assist families in planning their holiday activities efficiently, ensuring they are aware of any necessary adjustments for waste disposal. Increased food preparation during the holidays can lead to a rise in food waste, making it imperative for residents to remain informed about collection services. Tacoma's efforts to communicate these changes reflect its dedication to community engagement and sustainability.

By promoting responsible waste management practices, the city aims to foster a cleaner and more environmentally friendly celebration. The importance of this information is underscored by the potential impact on local services and the community's overall well-being during the festive season. Residents are encouraged to visit the city’s website for further details and updates.

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