Birmingham mayor announces ‘Pride Where I Reside’ day for city cleanup

Isaac Goffin
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin announced a city-wide cleanup effort called “Pride Where I Reside” that will occur Aug. 3.

City staff and contractors will work to fix overgrown lots, blighted properties and illegal dump sites. The city wants residents, organizations and business to clean up around their property and neighborhood Aug. 3.

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Residents can dispose their trash from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Aug. 3-9 at the following city dump sites:

  • Ensley District: 1044 Ave. W

  • North Birmingham District: 2413 27th St. N

  • East End District: 301 96th St. N

  • Southside District: 501 Sixth Ave. South

The city’s department of public works will provide roll-off dumpsters from Aug. 3-9 at these locations:

  • Ishkooda: Wenonah Road and Old Wenonah Road

  • Wylam Park

  • Inglenook Recreation Center

  • Georgia Road at Brussells Avenue

For information about the event and disposal rules, click here.

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