Jeffersonville residents who need to dispose of large items damaged by water during Tuesday’s storms can do so by leaving them at the curb on the same day as their regular trash pickup.
A claw truck will follow garbage trucks’ routes and pick up large items — such as carpeting, furniture and kitchen appliances — on the same day.
Jeffersonville residents also may bring water-damaged items to Dumpsters at the Jeffersonville Streets and Sanitation Department’s yard at 11th Street and Mechanic street.
The 11th Street gate will be open from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday for the foreseeable future. Items should be placed inside the Dumpsters and not left on the ground.
Clark County
August 6, 2009
Jeffersonville to pick up flood-damaged items
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SWEET TREAT: Volunteers see the attraction of annual Starlight Strawberry Festival
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THE 'V' WORD: SUB: Prosser Career Education Center moves away from stigma of ‘vocational’ school
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Former employee sues Jeffersonville
The suit references a city policy, in which employees are supposed to receive a $100 stipend for each day they’re on call.
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Vietnam veteran receives medals 46 years after active duty ends
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Pence talks bridges, jobs during Southern Indiana swing
“I think everyone senses with the recent bridges agreement, the potential for extraordinary growth,” said Mike Pence, a U.S. House member who is seeking to replace Gov. Mitch Daniels and retain the gubernatorial seat for the Republican Party.
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Delaware woman dies in I-65 crash
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Clark County approves self-insurance plan
Clark County Insurance Agent-of-Record Diane Swank presented health insurance renewal options at the council meeting Monday, but the county’s fiscal body decided to recess its meeting in order to review a proposal to move the county to a self-insured plan.
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Jeff to start enforcing insurance ordinances
A 2004 ordinance that dictates how much city retirees pay for health insurance – ignored for years by Jeffersonville officials – looks like it will now be enforced.
Continued ... - ISP arrests five at Clark County roadblock
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