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On Mon, Apr 11, 2016 at 10:32 AM, Kate Melby <kmelby@emmetcounty.org> wrote:
I am writing on behalf of one of our recycling partner counties: Presque Isle, population roughly 13,050. They are planning their first HHW event (in at least a decade) for this summer and trying to decide whether to take appointments or not.
We have always taken appointments, so I don’t have much perspective to offer them in this regard. If you represent a rural community that runs HHW events without appointments and you would be available to talk with them about your experience, please contact me.
Katherine Melby, Communications Coordinator
Emmet County DPW/Recycling
200 Division Street, Suite G-76, Petoskey MI 49770
231-348-0640
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