Christmas Tree Recycling Offered

Christmas Tree Recycling Offered
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City of Ames recently issued the following announcement.

The City of Ames will provide free disposal of Christmas trees at the Parks and Recreation Maintenance Building, 700 E. 13th St. Residents may drop off the trees during daylight hours now through the end of January. The Christmas trees will be recycled into mulch, which will be used in City of Ames parks and is available to residents at no charge. 

The Parks and Recreation Maintenance Building will be marked with a sign. Please remove the tree stand, tinsel, and all ornaments prior to drop off.  

The Parks and Recreation Department manages 38 parks and offers approximately 180 athletic, aquatic, instructional, and wellness programs. Indoor programs are provided year-round at the Community Center, Ames/ISU Ice Arena, and Municipal Pool. For more information, visit the Parks and Recreation homepage at www.amesparkrec.org or call the Community Center at 515.239.5350.

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