Kenton County Public Works is hosting its annual Fall Clean-Up on Friday, September 30, and Saturday, October 1, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at its facility located at 420 Independence Station Road, Independence.
The clean-up is an opportunity for residents to dispose of unwanted trash, debris, bulky household items, etc., free of charge. Residents must bring proof of residency, such as a driver’s license with a current address or a current trash bill.Â
Businesses, including junk/construction, debris removal, or automotive, are prohibited. No large, enclosed trucks or trailers full of furniture and large item waste.
Accepted items:Â
• Appliances (Freon containing appliances accepted with a $25 fee -no food waste inside)
• Yard debris
• Household trash
• Furniture
• Scrap metal
• Electronics (anything with a power cord; one TV per vehicle)
• Motor and rechargeable batteries
• 20lb propane grill tank
• Oil and Antifreeze (containers must be labeled)
• Tires are accepted. Eight standard tires are free per residential address; over eight will be a $3 fee per tire
• Recyclables (cardboard, aluminum, plastics)
• Lawn equipment and power tools (all fluids such as oil and gas must be removed)
Unacceptable items:Â
• Hazardous materials
• Pesticides
• Paint/Stains
• Liquid Waste
• Fire extinguishers
• Large tanks/cylinders/oxygen tanks
• Fluorescent bulbs
• Shingles, drywall, construction debris
• Concrete, brick, or dirt
• Junk vehicles (including boats)
To prevent litter, public works request that residents cover open loads with a tarp and strap loose items down. No county assistance will be provided to unload. Kenton County Public Works has the right to refuse any items transported to Public Works for disposal.
