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On February 3, 2020, Wyoming Valley West High School students will present a program on Stormwater under the direction of Adam Gober, Director of DPW, Anthony Dicton and Robert Bonczewski, both teachers at the High School. This program will be part of the Regular Monthly Meeting to begin at 7:00 p.m. in the Municipality of
Effective immediately, residents are no longer permitted to drop-off single stream recycling at the DPW Warehouse. This measure is implemented due to the significant costs of tipping recycling. Anyone caught dumping recyclable materials on municipal property will be cited for littering. We are sorry for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.
Residents of Kingston will get a chance to dispose of old tires and other unwanted petroleum based products. Kingston will hold a community wide “petroleum drop-off” on Wednesday, August 14, 2019 from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Proof of Kingston residency will be required to drop off items at the Department of Public Works Municipal
Parking is prohibited on the even-numbered side of the streets between the hours of 6pm on Saturday, January 19 and 6am Sunday, January 20. Parking is prohibited on the odd-numbered side of the streets between 7am and 7pm on Sunday January 20th. Residents and businesses with off-street parking accommodations are urged to keep their vehicles
The guidelines for the 2018 Clutter Cleanup Campaign are as follows: Clutter piles can include most household items such as furniture, mattresses, rugs, dishes, wood products, lamps, framed mirrors, vacuums, grills (without propane tanks) etc. Items that were eligible for the appliance pick – up on May 24th and 25th will not be collected during
KINGSTON NEWS SPRING 2018 CLUTTER CLEANUP PROGRAM 2018 It’s that time again! We are pleased to announce that Kingston’s Clutter Cleanup Program will commence on Monday, June 11, 2018. Please save this information and don’t forget your date! A permit fee of forty ($40.00) dollars per household is charged to offset the costs of heavy