Glens Falls is reminding residents to keep leaf and yard-waste piles tight to the curb after a fire engine was involved in an accident blamed on an improperly placed pile. Fire Chief Craig Bascue says piles extending into the roadway can damage vehicles and interfere with emergency response. Remember to keep leaves separate from brush […]
Glens Falls is reminding residents to keep leaf and yard-waste piles tight to the curb after a fire engine was involved in an accident blamed on an improperly placed pile. Fire Chief Craig Bascue says piles extending into the roadway can damage vehicles and interfere with emergency response. Remember to keep leaves separate from brush and avoid mixing in trash, sod or heavy materials. The fall open yard-debris pickup continues through November 27.
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