Throw it to the curb: Village of Walden lets community temporarily throw large items away curbside
People who live in the Village of Walden can get rid of things like appliances, furniture and hot water heaters by leaving them curbside this Sunday.
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Sep 13, 2022, 9:28 PM
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Updated 1,030 days ago
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10h agoHave something really big to throw away? An Orange County village is giving people the chance to easily toss it.
People who live in the Village of Walden can get rid of things like appliances, furniture and hot water heaters by leaving them curbside this Sunday.
Trucks will go through the village Oct. 1 - 21. Once the truck has done your street, the village says it won't come back.
People should not put out construction materials, hazardous waste or yard waste.
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