Go ahead and indulge in a Spring Fling - your neighborhood and community will be
    grateful you did.  Clean out the garage, spruce up the yard, ditch that debris and
    Spring Fling it in to the roll-off container nearest you. Getting rid of your unwanted
    clutter has never been this fun - and this easy.

        City and county residents and business people are encouraged to participate in the
    fourth annual Spring Fling cleanup campaign on Saturday and Sunday, April 25th and
    26th.  Roll-off containers will be placed in all six city districts during the cleanup (see
    location list below), as well as two in the county.  Citizens will have the opportunity to
    clean the areas in front of their homes and businesses, along with nearby vacant lots,
    and dispose items free of charge in the rolloff containers. Large or bulky items can be
    placed next to the rolloff if they are too heavy to lift. Brush will not be accepted.
    Hazardous waste such as paint, cleaning fluids or batteries are also not accepted;
    however, Sanitation will hold a free collection event for these materials in the fall.

    Last year’s event yielded 267 tons of trash. Like the city’s CAPS (Clean, Attractive
    Property Service) Program, the Spring Fling offers an alternative to illegal dumping.

    Residents are asked not to place electronic items in the rolloffs during the Spring
    Fling. Instead, items such as computer components, radios, televisions and
    microwaves can be brought to the recycling center at the Sanitation Department, 218
    Runyon Street, weekdays from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

    With the CAPS rate structure allowing one free pickup per year, this event provides
    additional free disposal service to city residents and is the perfect time to coordinate a
    neighborhood cleanup or club service project, or to earn student volunteer service
    hours. This event is for city and county residents only, and no commercial disposal is
    allowed. It is sponsored by the Southwest Central Regional Solid Waste Management
    District. For more information, call the Hot Springs Sanitation Department, 321-6911 or
    Hot Springs/Garland County Beautification Commission, 623-7871.



    “SPRING FLING” ROLLOFF CONTAINER LOCATIONS

    District 1

    GBS Tools, 808 East Grand Avenue

    Vacant lot, Dell Street and Park Avenue


    District 2

    Sanitation Department lot, Valley and Runyon streets

    Chattanooga Park, 530 Chattanooga Street


    District 3

    Hot Springs School District administrative offices, 400 Linwood Street

    Quapaw Community Center, 500 Quapaw Avenue


    District 4

    Hot Springs Memorial Field, 525 Airport Road

    Hot Springs Middle School, 700 Main Street


    District 5

    Hot Springs High School, 701 Emory Street

    Oaklawn Magnet School, 301 Oaklawn (Clark Street side)


    District 6

    Vacant lot, Shady Grove and Carpenter Dam Roads (next to old Shell station)

    Lakeside Intermediate School, 2871 Malvern Avenue (in front of old field house)


    Garland County   Saturday only

    Hwy 70 W transfer station

    Garland County Landfill at Cedar Glades Rd. to 1 pm

    Hwy 7N transfer station

Spring Fling   
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This event is co-sponsored by the Southwest Central Regional Solid Waste Management District, Hot
Springs Sanitation Department, and the Hot Springs/Garland County Beautification Commission