The location will be inspected to determine if it is a suitable site for a street tree. Up to 5 cubic yards of unscreened compost is available to residents of the City of College Park for free. Please note that there is a limited supply of the free compost. Residents who pick up the compost at Public Works should plan to load the compost themselves and bring bags or containers and a shovel. Residents may purchase additional quantities of compost at regular rates.
Delivery is an additional charge.
Since it has and holds nutrients, it acts as a slow release organic fertilizer. As a topdressing in turf renovation programs. The Mosquito Control Program for 2000 began in April with larviciding. The regular season will begin May 31 and continue into early September. The program consists of larviciding or treating the immature stages of the mosquitoes in the stagnant water where they occur.