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Annual Spring Cleanup Set For April 10-14

Annual Spring Cleanup Set For April 10-14 The City of Perry’s annual Spring Cleanup event happens April 10-14 for the City’s residential customers. The Spring Cleanup program includes some items that are normally not hauled off by the standard trash service. Items will be picked up on the customer’s regular pick up day. Bulk collection begins on Monday, April 10, however, the actual collection time will vary due to the location, total volume, and type of materials set...

Annual Spring Cleanup | April 4-8, 2022

Spring Cleanup will be effective April 4- April 8, 2022. Items will be picked up on your regular service day. Bulk items such as furniture (couches, chairs, tables, mattresses, and appliances), must be placed curbside sorted and stacked in a neat and orderly manner no later than 6:00 AM the morning before your scheduled cleanup day and no earlier than a week before your cleanup day. The bulk collection starts on Monday; however, the actual collection time will vary due to the total volume...

Spring Cleanup to Collect Unwanted Items

The City of Perry will hold the annual Spring Cleanup April 26 – 30. Public Works staff will pick up items unwanted items at curbside such as household items, appliances, tires (4 per residence), and old paint (must be solidified with kitty litter or other absorbent). Items not accepted include hazardous materials, pesticides, chemical, or biohazard materials. Residents can place their unwanted items next to their trash cans during their normal scheduled pickup day. For...