microsoft streets and trips 2013 download version

Residents are responsible for cleaning up any glass residue that may remain on the ground in front of their home as a result of collection.Roll carpet into a bundle 4 feet long by 2 feet in diameter and tie it with rope.If your regular trash is picked up in an alley, place bulk items on the edge of your property at the alley line on your specially scheduled collection day.If your regular trash is picked up at the curb, place bulk items in front of your home away from obstructions on your specially scheduled collection day.To schedule collection of bulk items, contact the City's 311 Service Center ((614) 645-3111) or.

Bulk items should not be placed in your collection container. The City can pick up furniture, mattresses, carpet, and appliances that do not have refrigerants in them, like dishwashers and washing machines. The City of Columbus will pick up many bulk items as a free service to its residents. To use the on-line bulk-collection scheduling process, click here. Most central Ohio residents can reach HandsOn by dialing 211, others may call (614) 221-2255. Many local churches will also take donated items and give them to needy families. HandsOn Program (formerly FIRSTLINK) can provide referrals to organizations that will accept donations of old furniture, appliances or other items such as clothing and use them to help families in need. The best option for disposing of large items in good condition is to give them to a friend or charitable organization.

Residents should contact the City's 311 Customer Service Center to schedule bulk items by calling 311 or 645-3111, or online atīulk items include, but are not limited to: Some large items cannot be thrown away because they are too big to fit in your trash container. NO BULK ITEMS WILL BE COLLECTED UNLESS THE RESIDENT SCHEDULES COLLECTION ONLINE OR CALLS 645-3111

Microsoft streets and trips 2013 download version