GAS
- Duke Energy 1 800-544-6900.
NEWSPAPER
AND TELEVISION - The Boone County Recorder is the local weekly paper.
The Cincinnati Enquirer is the Cincinnati daily
papers that includes a Kentucky section. There are six local
(Cincinnati) television stations and one Cable Company (Insight
Communications) are within the area.
BANKS - US Bank, The Bank of Kentucky, Heritage Bank and Farmer's National
Bank serve the local Walton area.
HOSPITALS
- St. Elizabeth Florence; St. Elizabeth Edgewood; and other
Greater Cincinnati hospitals serve the area.
WASTE COLLECTION - Rumpke of Kentucky, Inc.- has the exclusive right,
privilege and franchise for entering in and upon the streets and
public ways of the City of Walton for collecting and hauling away
from businesses, homes and other places where necessary, garbage,
trash and refuse. 513 851-0122.
GARBAGE CONTRACT - The Mayor and City Council have
entered into an exclusive two (2) year contract with Rumpke Waste
Collection & Disposal Systems. Effective July 1,2009,
for the small fee of $11.00
per month, Rumpke will pick up your trash and recycling (at an additional cost of $4 per month) at curbside every
Wednesday which accepts a wide variety of materials including: all plastic bottles, no lids; glass jars and bottles of any color; aluminum and steel cans; empty aerosol cans with lids and tips removed; brown grocery bags; computer paper and other mixed office paper; corrugated cardboard broken down to 3'x3' peices; envelopes, with or without windows; junk mail; magazines and telephone books; newspapers with inserts; paperboard, such as cereal boxes; and pizza boxes with all grease and food residue removed. www.rumpkerecycling.com.
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Container Prices Effective
July 1, 2009
thru June 30, 2011 |
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Hand Collection $
11.00 per
mo. up to 4 cans per week |
DROP OFF RECYCLING - Boone County Solid Waste provides a Recycling Bin next to the Walton Public Works on High School Ct. Drop off items include: tin and aluminum cans; broken down cardboard; phone books, newspaper, magazines, office paper; plastic bottles with # 1 and 2 on the bottom, and glass jars .
Why Recycle?
Did you know that 60% of materials that end up in the landfill could have been recycled? By recycling, you help save energy, preserve natural resources, conserve landfill space and help the economy. Start recycling today!
