Fire Station Clean Out

Roll-Off delivered a 10 yard dumpster to a Fairfax County Fire Station in Virginia. The fire station is undergoing a clean out.

The Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department, which began in 1949, has close to 1,400 uniformed men and women operating in 37 fire and rescue stations.

In an effort to encourage fire safety, firefighters will canvas homes in selected Fairfax County homes on March 9 to check for working smoke alarms and to provide families with fire escape plans. March 9, 2013 is daylights savings weekend, so prepare to set your clocks forwards and think about fire safety.

General Waste	Includes non hazardous materials such as rugs, carpet, furniture, plastic, and general household waste.	Construction	Includes bulky materials such as wood, metals, glass, and building components.
Yard Waste	Includes yard trimmings such as grass, tree limbs and branches, weeds, and leaves.	Dirt	Includes uncontaminated dirt and soil. For flat rate pricing, do not mix with any other materials.
Concrete/Brick	Includes concrete, brick, and cinder block. For flat rate pricing, do not mix with any other materials.	Asphalt	Includes asphalt, gravel, and blacktop. For flat rate pricing, do not mix with any other materials.

General Waste	Includes non hazardous materials such as rugs, carpet, furniture, plastic, and general household waste.	Construction	Includes bulky materials such as wood, metals, glass, and building components.
Yard Waste	Includes yard trimmings such as grass, tree limbs and branches, weeds, and leaves.	Dirt	Includes uncontaminated dirt and soil. For flat rate pricing, do not mix with any other materials.
Concrete/Brick	Includes concrete, brick, and cinder block. For flat rate pricing, do not mix with any other materials.	Asphalt	Includes asphalt, gravel, and blacktop. For flat rate pricing, do not mix with any other materials.

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