Large waste can be dropped off in upcoming Sayward clean-up event

Sayward residents can get rid of items too big for curbside collection during an event next month.

The Strathcona Regional District is holding Sayward Clean Up Days, a two-day event where residents can drop off large waste on July 19 and 20.

Accepted Items include large and small appliances, batteries, electric outdoor power equipment, household electronics, furniture, scrap metal and tires.

The district says it won’t accept drywall, hazardous waste, motor oil, cardboard, foam, tin, hard and soft plastics, filters or antifreeze as those items should go to the Sayward Recycling Depot.

It adds you must be able to unload and sort your items, with staff from Habitat for Humanity to collect gently used home items for donations on-site.

The drop-off is located at Main Road Yard, it will be open from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

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