Athens City Public Works

The Sanitation Department is governed by the Town of West Seneca in New York. The department offers garbage and household rubbish pickup services. It provides disposal solutions for oil-based paints, fertilizers, household chemicals and cleaners, and lead, acid and dry cell car batteries. The town manages the Senior Citizen Center, which provides social, recreational, cultural and educational opportunities, as well as issues identification cards for senior citizens. It operates a recreation department that offers options to participate in several athletic activities, such as hockey, skating, soccer and softball. The Town of West Seneca in New York has a population of more than 12,700 people.

Keep Athens Limestone Beautiful (KALB) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting environmental stewardship and enhancing the beauty of Athens, AL and its surrounding areas through various initiatives such as litter control, recycling programs, and beautification projects. With a focus on education and community engagement, KALB works closely with local schools, businesses, and residents to raise awareness about the importance of keeping the environment clean and sustainable. Through their efforts, KALB strives to create a cleaner, greener, and more vibrant community for all to enjoy.Generated from the website

Morgan County Regional Landfill is a waste management facility located in Trinity, AL. They offer services such as recycling, landfill operations, and waste disposal for residential and commercial customers. The landfill is open to the public and operates under the regulations set forth by the Alabama Department of Environmental Management. The Landfill Department is responsible for the management and operation of the facility, ensuring that all waste received is covered daily as per environmental requirements. They also enforce a recycling fee ordinance, aiming to recover a portion of the costs associated with operating the recycling facility. The Landfill Department does not accept liquid waste, hazardous materials, or certain types of waste such as oil, paints, and batteries. They do, however, accept asbestos material on a limited basis, following the rules and regulations set by the Alabama Department of Environmental Management.Generated from the website