September 4, 2024/
Trash Pick a Day Late
City Hall will be closed Monday, September 2nd in observance of Labor Day.
Also, trash will be picked up Tuesday, September 3rd instead of Monday, September 2nd.
Have a great GREAT holiday weekend!!!
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