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10/13/2024 4:14:31 PM
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Free 'Dump Day' approaching, in the nick of time for spring cleansing


Free 'Dump Day' approaching, in the nick of time for spring cleansing


SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) - - It's spring cleaning time and Caltrans is hosting another free disposal event for those getting rid of household products.

The next "Dump Day' will be hung on Saturday, April 20 at the Chula Vista Maintenance Yard, situated at 570 C St. Everyone is invited to bring non-hazardous, undesirable products between 8 a.m. and noon, or till bins are full.

Caltrans stated personnel will be on-site to accept accepted waste and particles free of charge.

There are, however, items that San Diegans are asked not to bring. This consists of hazardous waste like batteries, paint, flammables or oils.

Other undesired products include e-waste like televisions, computers, microwaves, stereo equipment and electronics, or building particles like concrete, dirt, asphalt and asbestos.

More info on forbidden products can be found here.

According to Caltrans, 4 bed mattress and 4 tires separated from the rims will be accepted per family.

Vehicle drivers are encouraged to guarantee their loads are properly secured ahead of traveling. Tarpaulins are highly recommended. Caltrans said loads that are not tied down, confined, or secured may not be accepted.

This "Dump Day" is simply one of lots of cleanup occasions led by Caltrans in an effort to keep San Diego County's waterways and roads devoid of litter - - all while boosting beautification efforts for public areas in the California.

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