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| Sponsored by the City of Omaha |
| Location: The Park |
YES!
NO!
- Furniture
- Appliances
- Freon Appliances (typically $10.00 each)
- Metal
- Garage Sale Items
- Trash
- Tires (typically $1.00 Each)
- No Paint.
- No Yard Waste.
- No Concrete.
- No Hazardous
materials! - No Motor Oil.
each year in Gifford Park. Also during this time there will be a
neighborhood & park cleanup, recycling, a membership & donation drive.
Oftentimes there will be a police officer and cruiser for teaching public
safety. Food for the volunteers is typically prepared by resident cookout
specialist Rodney Hay.
Items ACCEPTED at the cleanup include furniture, appliances, metal,
garage sale items, and trash. Items NOT ACCEPTED include paint, yard
waste, concrete, hazardous material, and oil. Tree brush vouchers through
River City Recycling will be available on a first come, first serve basis.
Each year there will typically be a neighborhood cleanup site where tires
may be dropped off for free. Typically, if a we have a volunteer to haul tires
for us, we will accept tires at Gifford Park for a nominal charge (historically
$1 per tire).
Each year there will typically be a neighborhood cleanup site where
appliances may be dropped off for free. Typically, we make arrangements
to accept appliances at Gifford Park, but there may be a fee required. If
the appliance may contain freon (i.e., refrigerators and air conditioners)
there will be a nominal charge for each appliance (historically $10 each).
No commercial hauling drops are allowed at the Gifford Park site.
A small donation may be requested to pick up large hauls. GPNA members
will get highest priority for hauling items.
A relatively large number of volunteers is needed for the Spring Cleanup. If
you can help with the neighborhood cleanup in any way or if you need help
with hauling, please contact a GPNA officer.
neighborhood & park cleanup, recycling, a membership & donation drive.
Oftentimes there will be a police officer and cruiser for teaching public
safety. Food for the volunteers is typically prepared by resident cookout
specialist Rodney Hay.
Items ACCEPTED at the cleanup include furniture, appliances, metal,
garage sale items, and trash. Items NOT ACCEPTED include paint, yard
waste, concrete, hazardous material, and oil. Tree brush vouchers through
River City Recycling will be available on a first come, first serve basis.
Each year there will typically be a neighborhood cleanup site where tires
may be dropped off for free. Typically, if a we have a volunteer to haul tires
for us, we will accept tires at Gifford Park for a nominal charge (historically
$1 per tire).
Each year there will typically be a neighborhood cleanup site where
appliances may be dropped off for free. Typically, we make arrangements
to accept appliances at Gifford Park, but there may be a fee required. If
the appliance may contain freon (i.e., refrigerators and air conditioners)
there will be a nominal charge for each appliance (historically $10 each).
No commercial hauling drops are allowed at the Gifford Park site.
A small donation may be requested to pick up large hauls. GPNA members
will get highest priority for hauling items.
A relatively large number of volunteers is needed for the Spring Cleanup. If
you can help with the neighborhood cleanup in any way or if you need help
with hauling, please contact a GPNA officer.
| Gifford Park Neighborhood Association P.O. Box 31462, Omaha, NE 68131-0462 |
| 2006 City of Omaha Documents: 2006 Program Description and Fact Sheet (pdf) 2006 City of Omaha Press Release (pdf) |
| Spring Clean-up |
| Read your Gifford Park monthly newsletters for specific details about this year's Spring Cleanup! |