Dump Passes Available At Northwest Cops

Thu., Dec. 10, 1998

FOR THE RECORD: 12-15-98 Story unclear: Dump passes for the Northwest neighborhood are good through Saturday. A story in last week’s North Side Voice was unclear about when the passes were valid.

The Northwest Neighborhood Council will hand out 80 half-ton dump passes on a first come, first served basis to residents of the Northwest neighborhoods council area.

The passes, which are valid from Saturday-Dec. 19, can be picked up at the Northwest COPS Shop in the Shadle Park Center. Those who are interested should bring identification, such as a driver’s license or utility bill showing an address.

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