Free Yard Waste Disposal Event in Chelan Scheduled for April 2025

Chelan, WALocal News

The City of Chelan is excited to announce a free yard waste disposal event set for April 18 and 19, 2025, from 10 AM to 3 PM at the Chelan Transfer Station. This initiative not only allows residents to declutter their yards during spring cleaning but also plays a vital role in reducing wildfire risks in the area. Accepted materials include trees and other yard waste, making it a comprehensive solution for local residents. Furthermore, the city encourages community involvement through its Chelan Community Alerts program, where residents can sign up to receive crucial updates directly to their phones. To join this service, residents can simply text 'Chelan' to the number 38276.

This outreach reflects the city's dedication to maintaining an informed and engaged community. The yard waste disposal event and the alert system are part of a broader strategy to promote sustainability and safety in Chelan. By participating in these initiatives, residents can contribute to a healthier environment and stay connected with city developments.

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