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Pelham Manor appliance and metal will be collected Wednesday

March 2, 2021

Editor’s note: This press release was provided by the Village of Pelham Manor.

Tomorrow, Wednesday, March 3rd 2021, is the monthly metal and appliance collection day in Pelham Manor. After 7pm tonight, please leave your metal and appliance refuse at the curb (do not place in a bag). For all Pelham Manor refuse regulations, please click here.

Please note, the 1st Wednesday of each month is metal and appliance collection day for all of Pelham Manor. For the full Village refuse and recycling schedule, please click here.

For any questions on this or any other item, please call Pelham Manor Village hall at 914-738-8820 or contact us here.

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