HHIA Board member Bill Davis helped make the final arrangements for their placement. Thanks to all for their assistance. Any resident or business is eligible to have a receptacle placed at no cost in a suitable location. The applicant need only agree to empty the receptacle weekly into city trash dumpsters. It's an easy and inexpensive way to keep our neighborhood neat and clean.
Volunteers are always welcome for planting, watering and weeding.
On Saturday, May 2, Operation Brightside s Project Blitz 98 is scheduled for Holly Hills. Everyone is encouraged to participate by using the day to clean and beautify their own property as well as nearby public areas. Beginning at 10 am, the city will empty all trash and yard waste containers and will pick up bulk-trash items. To help with your beautification projects, free wood chips will be available the week before the Blitz at the recycling area at the eastern end of Carondelet Park. 13th District Community Service Officer Mark Reichert, First District Police Officer Reichert reports that the First District is offering two no-cost auto theft prevention programs.