Extended Summer Hours At Three City Drop-Off Centers

Tuesday May 29th, 2012

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Public Works Director Alfred H. Foxx announced today that extended summer hours at three of the City’s Citizens’ Convenience Centers are now in effect. Baltimore residents can drop-off residential waste, bulk trash, recycling and eCycling at three Bureau of Solid Waste drop-off centers located around the city, Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. These hours will remain in effect through Saturday, September 1, 2012.

Extended summer hours will be in effect at:

  • Western District Collections Facility at 701 Reedbird Avenue
  • Eastern District Collections Facility at 6101 Bowleys Lane 
  • Northwest Citizens’ Convenience Center at 2840 Sisson Street

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