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Please be advised that beginning the week of April 6, 2020 until further notice, the allowance for an unlimited number of bagged garbage to be placed at the curb for weekly collection has been eliminated due to the Town’s contract obligations with WM Waste Management.
Residents and business owners must follow the guidelines below regarding curbside garbage pick up:
A limit of up to 3 bags per residential property or up to 5 bags per commercial...
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Please be advised that beginning the week of April 6, 2020 until further notice, the allowance for an unlimited number of bagged garbage to be placed at the curb for weekly collection has been eliminated due to the Town’s contract obligations with WM Waste Management.
Residents and business owners must follow the guidelines below regarding curbside garbage pick up:
A limit of up to 3 bags per residential property or up to 5 bags per commercial...
Read More...

 
Please be advised that beginning the week of April 6, 2020 until further notice, the allowance for an unlimited number of bagged garbage to be placed at the curb for weekly collection has been eliminated due to the Town’s contract obligations with WM Waste Management.
Residents and business owners must follow the guidelines below regarding curbside garbage pick up:
A limit of up to 3 bags per residential property or up to 5 bags per commercial...
Read More...

 
Please be advised that beginning the week of April 6, 2020 until further notice, the allowance for an unlimited number of bagged garbage to be placed at the curb for weekly collection has been eliminated due to the Town’s contract obligations with WM Waste Management.
Residents and business owners must follow the guidelines below regarding curbside garbage pick up:
A limit of up to 3 bags per residential property or up to 5 bags per commercial...
Read More...

 
April 2, 2020
Due to the COVID-19 provincial state of emergency, and as stated in the Town of Greater Napanee’s media release dated April 1, 2020, all municipal boat launches, playground structures, park shelters and sports fields are temporarily closed to the public until further notice as directed by the Ontario Government.
The Ontario Government’s media release published Monday, March 30, 2020 states, “Ontario is issuing a new emergency...
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