Residents of the adjacent enclave of West University Place have an upcoming option for disposing of hazardous waste. A Household Hazardous Waste collection service is being made available to them. This service is set to begin on August 1 and will be provided by Waste Management.
Further details on this collection service, including how to schedule a collection, are available from the West University Place News or directly from Waste Management, although specifics are not provided here.
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