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SUMMARY:Curbside Chipping Event--for Twisp Residents
DESCRIPTION:Free Curbside Chipping Drive for Twisp Residents \nHelp keep our spring air clean by chipping your yard waste instead of burning! \nIt is spring! In the Methow Valley that means abundant Arrowleaf blooms and the burning of woody debris piles. Clearing out woody debris and yard waste around homes and properties is a vital part of being fire-wise and improving forest health. Lots of outdoor pile burning however—especially piles of green branches—contributes to poor air quality at a time when the skies should be clear. In late summer we expect smoke from wildfires. How can we reduce our smoke at other times of year to protect those who are most vulnerable to cumulative smoke exposure? \nTwisp Public Works\, Clean Air Methow and Resilient Methow will be coming through town to chip your yard debris piles starting on April 18th & 19th. No need to pre-register. Simply place your piles curbside no later than Sunday night\, April 17th. Chipping will begin at 8am on Monday morning until finished (may be Tuesday or Wednesday). In order for your piles to be accepted they must meet the following criteria: \n\n\nPiles should be made up of woody limbs and branches only\, no shorter than 2’ long and no larger than 6” Inches in Diameter. It is ok if limbs and branches have leaves and needles on them. \n\n\nThe following materials will not be accepted: noxious weeds\, sod\, root balls\, piles of pine needles\, slash piles or leaves\, animal waste\, garbage of any kind\, metal\, plastics\, lumber or treated wood\, construction debris/materials\, and paper. \n\n\n\n\nPiles must be hand piled with all stems of brush and trees facing the same way. Place all stems of trees and brush on the sidewalk or shoulder perpendicular to street\, with all cut ends pointing in the same direction towards the street. \n\n\nPiles must be easily accessed by a truck pulling a chipper. As close to the roadway as possible without blocking access. \n\n\nLimit Pile size to no more than 5’ wide x 10’ long x 5’ high. Make multiple piles if needed. \n\n\nIf the pile (or part of the pile) does not meet specifications\, a “pile cannot be chipped” tag will be left. \n\n\nPiles placed in alleyways rather than the town streets will not be chipped. \n\n\nChips will be free for the taking at the end of Lincoln Street in the town park starting at 2pm on Monday\, 4/18. You do not need to participate to receive chips and can be picked up without pre-arrangements and will be self-load. \nFind out more about the event here.
URL:https://mvcitizens.org/event/curbside-chipping-event-for-twisp-residents/
LOCATION:Twisp\, Twisp\, WA\, 98856\, United States
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SUMMARY:Free Yard Waste Disposal--Chipping Drive at Twisp Transfer
DESCRIPTION:Free Chipping Drive \nHelp keep our spring air clean by chipping your yard waste instead of burning! \nIt is spring! In the Methow Valley that means abundant Arrowleaf blooms and the burning of woody debris piles. Clearing out woody debris and yard waste around homes and properties is a vital part of being fire-wise and improving forest health. Lots of outdoor pile burning however—especially piles of green branches—contributes to poor air quality at a time when the skies should be clear. In late summer we expect smoke from wildfires. How can we reduce our smoke at other times of year to protect those who are most vulnerable to cumulative smoke exposure? \nClean Air Methow is partnering with Resilient Methow and Okanogan County Solid Waste with funding from Washington Department of Ecology to waive fees for Green Waste Disposal on April 20\, 22 and 29 at the Twisp Transfer Station. This is a great opportunity to reduce fuel load around your house while avoiding contributing to smoky skies. \nWhen: April 20\, 22 and 29 10a.m. to 3p.m. \nWhere: Twisp Transfer Center \nCost: Free! \nDetails about what material will be accepted can be found here.
URL:https://mvcitizens.org/event/free-yard-waste-disposal-chipping-drive-at-twisp-transfer/
LOCATION:Twisp Transfer Station\, 12 Twisp Airport Rd\, Twisp\, 98856\, United States
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SUMMARY:Free Yard Waste Disposal-Chipping Drive at Twisp Transfer
DESCRIPTION:Free Chipping Drive \nHelp keep our spring air clean by chipping your yard waste instead of burning! \nIt is spring! In the Methow Valley that means abundant Arrowleaf blooms and the burning of woody debris piles. Clearing out woody debris and yard waste around homes and properties is a vital part of being fire-wise and improving forest health. Lots of outdoor pile burning however—especially piles of green branches—contributes to poor air quality at a time when the skies should be clear. In late summer we expect smoke from wildfires. How can we reduce our smoke at other times of year to protect those who are most vulnerable to cumulative smoke exposure? \nClean Air Methow is partnering with Resilient Methow and Okanogan County Solid Waste with funding from Washington Department of Ecology to waive fees for Green Waste Disposal on April 20\, 22 and 29 at the Twisp Transfer Station. This is a great opportunity to reduce fuel load around your house while avoiding contributing to smoky skies. \nWhen: April 20\, 22 and 29 10a.m. to 3p.m. \nWhere: Twisp Transfer Center \nCost: Free! \nDetails about what material will be accepted can be found here.
URL:https://mvcitizens.org/event/free-waste-disposal-chipping-drive-at-twisp-transfer/
LOCATION:Twisp Transfer Station\, 12 Twisp Airport Rd\, Twisp\, 98856\, United States
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SUMMARY:Methow Recycles Earth Day Event
DESCRIPTION:Mark your calendars for April 23rda at 3pm! Methow Recycles will be holding an Earth Day celebration at John Doran ranch. There will be music\, food and beer. MVCC will be tabling. We hope to see many familiar faces after a long winter with hardly any events. You can buy tickets for the event on Methow Recycles website.
URL:https://mvcitizens.org/event/methow-recycles-earth-day-event/
LOCATION:John Doran Ranch
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SUMMARY:Free Waste Disposal-Chipping Drive at Twisp Transfer
DESCRIPTION:Free Chipping Drive \nHelp keep our spring air clean by chipping your yard waste instead of burning! \nIt is spring! In the Methow Valley that means abundant Arrowleaf blooms and the burning of woody debris piles. Clearing out woody debris and yard waste around homes and properties is a vital part of being fire-wise and improving forest health. Lots of outdoor pile burning however—especially piles of green branches—contributes to poor air quality at a time when the skies should be clear. In late summer we expect smoke from wildfires. How can we reduce our smoke at other times of year to protect those who are most vulnerable to cumulative smoke exposure? \nClean Air Methow is partnering with Resilient Methow and Okanogan County Solid Waste with funding from Washington Department of Ecology to waive fees for Green Waste Disposal on April 20\, 22 and 29 at the Twisp Transfer Station. This is a great opportunity to reduce fuel load around your house while avoiding contributing to smoky skies. \nWhen: April 20\, 22 and 29 10a.m. to 3p.m. \nWhere: Twisp Transfer Center \nCost: Free! \nDetails about what material will be accepted can be found here.
URL:https://mvcitizens.org/event/free-waste-disposal-chipping-drive-at-twisp-transfer-2/
LOCATION:Twisp Transfer Station\, 12 Twisp Airport Rd\, Twisp\, 98856\, United States
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