Options Available for Christmas Tree Disposal

Yakima, WALocal News

The City of Yakima is offering a Christmas tree disposal service, allowing residents to responsibly dispose of their holiday trees for a fee of $10. 00. Solid Waste Manager Loretta Zammarchi emphasized the ease of use, stating that residents can schedule a pickup by calling the Refuse Division at 575-6005. This service not only helps keep the city clean but also promotes environmentally friendly practices following the holiday season. With the demand for tree disposal services often high during this time, residents are encouraged to act quickly to secure their appointments.

The initiative reflects Yakima's ongoing commitment to sustainable waste management and community service. Additionally, the article underscores the importance of proper disposal methods to minimize landfill waste. For more information, residents can visit the City of Yakima's official website. This service exemplifies the city's proactive approach to community needs and environmental stewardship.

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