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CHANGES TO CITY OF CARROLLTON CURBSIDE RECYCLE PROGRAM

(Carrollton, Ga.– August 31, 2009) – Beginning on Monday, August 31, 2009, the City of Carrollton will assume the duties of collecting the curbside recycling. This means that the recycling truck will follow your regular trash truck and be emptied at the same time. As well, it is requested that citizens no longer put any glass in the blue bins to be recycled. This ban on glass is temporary while a solution is worked out. Citizens will be alerted once the contamination issue is rectified. Thank you to all participants in the recycling program. Together you diverted over 700 tons of recycling from the landfill in the first year of the program. If you have any further questions, please call Keep Carroll Beautiful at 678-890-2361 or email Jacqueline@keepcarrollbeautiful.org

KEEP CARROLL BEAUTIFUL IS RECIPIENT OF MISSION OFFERING

Vacation Bible School Support (Carrollton, Ga.– July 06, 2009) – The annual theme for the 2009 Community Vacation Bible School was “Discovery Canyon – Explore the Wonders of the World”. In the spirit of stewardship of the earth, the local charity designated as the recipient for the mission offering for the week was Keep Carroll Beautiful. Students who attended the classes, held over five days at Carrollton Presbyterian Church, were encouraged to bring supplies to help with the local “Adopt-A-Road program administered by Keep Carroll Beautiful. Cash offerings were also accepted.
“On behalf of the Board of Directors for Keep Carroll Beautiful, we are grateful to be a part of this effort to encourage young people to be good stewards of our environment,”
said Jacqueline C. Dost, executive director of Keep Carroll Beautiful. “The donations of gloves, bags and hand sanitizer will stock our shelves as we continue to grow our Adopt-A-Road efforts throughout Carroll County”
The Community Vacation Bible School is held during the third week of June each year and is a partnership between Carrollton Presbyterian Church, Grace Lutheran Church, St. Andrew United Methodist Church and St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church.

CARROLL COUNTY'S Convenience Centers

Owned and operated by the Carroll County Board of Commissioners for the convenience of residents of Carroll County.

Bring One for the Chipper

Nowhere to take those old live christmas trees every year? Keep Carroll Beautiful recycles live trees every January after the Holiday season in Carrollton and Villa Rica.

City Of Carrollton's CURBSIDE RECYCLING PROGRAM

On the day of your regularly scheduled trash pick-up, please take your blue bin down to the curb by 7.00 a.m.

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