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Cary Returns to Regular Operations

Published Jan 21, 2009

Town of Cary

With the exception of changes to its solid waste collection activities, the Town of Cary is returning to normal operations on Thursday; all facilities, programs and services should be on regular schedule tomorrow.  Tuesday’s solid waste and recycling is being collected today, today’s waste on Thursday, Thursday’s waste on Friday, and Friday’s waste on Saturday.  Please have carts and bins to the curb by 7 a.m. on the revised collection day.  Yard waste is not being collected this week.


 


There were a total of 32 traffic accidents reported in Cary during the entire storm period, none with serious injuries.  Citizens can still report significant slick spots in Cary to (919) 469-4090; please do not call 911.


 


This is intended to be the final storm-related news release.

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