The Town of Herndon is kickstarting the annual fall clean-up week in October.
The week, which is designed to encourage residents to place large or bulky items outside for curbside pick-up, will happen from October 7-11.
Items that can be placed outside for curbside pick-up include appliances, furniture, vehicles parts and plumbing fixtures, tires, and a limited amount of building materials.
Only two tires can be disposed of per household and vehicle parts and plumbing fixtures must be under 50 pounds. Building materials cannot exit one cubic yard, with lengths under four feet.
The pick-up service, which is set for the same day of scheduled trash collection, does not include yard waste and electronics.
Items must be placed on the curbside by 7 a.m. on residents’ scheduled trash day.
For questions and concerns, email [email protected].
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