HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE
KBR Solid Waste is hosting a Household Hazardous Waste day on October 2nd from 3:30 – 5:00 p.m. Click Here to view the brochure.
LAWN DEBRIS
The City of Ainsworth would like to remind residents and business owners that the height of weeds, grasses, and worthless vegetation shall not exceed Eight Inches (8”). It is also unlawful for any person to throw/cast/lay or drop on any public way or property any grass clippings/leaves and tree limbs in the City streets, gutters and/or alleys. Anyone observed doing so may be fined and prosecuted for littering in violation of the City of Ainsworth Municipal Code. Debris in the streets and gutters can cause blockage of storm drains, which in turn can cause flooding during a rain event. This can negatively impact homes, businesses and infrastructure. Please help us keep our waterways free of debris and our town clean and tidy. Thank you for your attention and understanding!
CITY PARKS
The City of Ainsworth strongly encourages parents to please use caution at City parks as City staff are not able to lock down the play structures and other open spaces. City staff also are not able to completely disinfect open equipment on a continual basis during this COVID-19 pandemic. The City encourages residents to continue to practice social distancing to curb the spread of the virus. If a child happens to use the playground equipment, please follow the CDC recommendations of proper hand washing and hygiene. Stay safe and healthy.
GARBAGE
In an effort to minimize exposure of City personnel to COVID-19, the garbage truck will only pick up bagged household trash. Thank you for your understanding. If you have any questions, please call the city office at 402-387-2494.