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What is the Windsor Wave?
The Windsor Wave is the City of Windsor Heights' electronic newsletter and information distribution system. This program allows you to sign up and unsubscribe to Windsor Heights news from the city whenever you wish. If you have any questions, please email Josh Heggen at jheggen@windsorheights.org |
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Garbage Collection Day Change
Effective December 1, Windsor Heights' residents will have their garbage/recycling/yard waste collected on Friday only. Recycling will still be every other Friday. Public Works Director Jason VanAusdall is a proponent for this one time a week change. VanAusdall said, "No longer will there be confusion over which day trash is to be picked up. Additionally, Jason notes, "...by consolidating trash, recycling, and yard waste to same day pick-up there is less opportunity for accidents to happen and only one day of trucks traveling through the neighborhoods."
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Blood donation at the Haunted House:
Blood donation matters everyday for cancer patients undergoing treatment, for accident and trauma patients and for individuals being treated for various blood disorders. Your donation at the Haunting in the Heights blood drive will make a difference for someone in your community.We hope to see you at the Haunting in the Heights Blood Drive on October 22, 2010. The blood drive will take place from 4:30 PM - 8:30 PM in the Bloodmobile Bus parked at 6322 Hickman. |
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Movie at the Haunted House! Please join this Friday night, October 15th and Saturday night, October 16th at the Haunted House to view Monsters vs Aliens on the big screen. View the movie for free and be sure to go through the haunted house. The movie will be shown twice, once at 6 pm and again at 7:45 pm.
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Windsor Heights City Council: The Council meeting regularly-scheduled for October 18th has been changed to October 25th.
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Stormwater Survey:
Stormwater is an increasingly important issue to the city of Windsor Heights and our businesses and citizens. Please take a moment to complete our stormwater survey. |
Household hazardous Drop Off:
Household hazardous waste drop-off will be available on Saturday, October 30th at the Clive Aquatic Center parking lot from 8 am to noon through the efforts of the Clean Up Crew. This mobile collection unit that travels through more than 20 counties surrounding Polk County to provide for the safe disposal of hazardous waste. Residents can also bring items such as cleaners, insecticides, poisons, solvents, paint and other hazardous household products to the Clean Up Crew events for collection and safe disposal. |
