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The Importance of Being Counted
Reminder... YOU COUNT!
Fill out and return your Census form today! This is your opportunity to have a say in ensuring that Holly Springs gets its fair share of tax revenues and other funds.
If you have not yet received a Census Questionnaire in the mail, please visit the Questionnaire Assistance Center in the lobby of the Cultural Center. Thank you for your support!
If you have questions or need additional information, please contact Gina Clapp, Town of Holly Springs Director of Planning & Zoning at 919.557.3928 or gina.clapp@hollyspringsnc.us
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New HURRAHS!  The summer HURRAHS! newsletter is out, providing a comprehensive listing of Parks and Recreation programs, classes and events from May through August.
Get details on new summer camps and other programs for the season. You can begin signing up now.
Find free copies of HURRAHS! at Parks and Recreation facilities .
>>Click here to view online
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Summer Jobs for Teens  Applications are due April 9 at our Human Resources office for the summer work crew.
The program allows 14-16 year-olds the opportunity to get involved in the community while gaining paid work experience. To learn more, call Bass Lake Park at 919.557.2496.
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Keep Spring Cleaning Safe  Safely dispose of old paint, pesticides, motor oil, batteries and other household hazardous wastes any day but Sunday.
Wake County accepts these materials at its South Wake collection site at 6130 Old Smithfield Road just outside town. It's beside the multi-material recycling facility.
The household hazardous waste collection site is open Monday through Saturday from 8 am until 4 pm. Last summer, Wake County expanded its collection program to six days a week from twice monthly.
The purpose was to make it more convenient for you to dispose of household hazardous wastes in a safe and environmentally-friendly way. Wake County has a second drop-off location in the northern part of the county at 9037 Deponie Drive in Raleigh. Call 919.856.7400 for more information.
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Care and Feeding of Lawns  Be storm water wise with lawn care. Whenever possible, plant drought tolerant, native species in your yard and please do not over-fertilize your lawn.
The N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services offers free soil testing services for residents. Test results can help you avoid overfeeding your lawn and thus lessen the amount of fertilizer in storm water runoff. This in turn helps protect our lakes, rivers and streams.
Pick up a free soil testing kit at Town Hall in our Engineering Department. We're at 128 S. Main St.
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Find us on Facebook Many Town of Holly Springs departments and services have a presence on Facebook. Be sure to look up HSTV-11, the Holly Springs Police Department, the Holly Springs Cultural Arts Center, and the Holly Springs Farmer's Market!
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