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New refuse bins ready to roll out

Jesse Watamanuk, engineering assistant for the City of Weyburn, inspects the stacks of new refuse bins that are ready to be rolled out to every residence in Weyburn, starting on Monday, Jan.
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Jesse Watamanuk, engineering assistant for the City of Weyburn, inspects the stacks of new refuse bins that are ready to be rolled out to every residence in Weyburn, starting on Monday, Jan. 17, with the new automated refuse system to go in effect on Monday, Jan. 31. There are over 3,700 new bins stacked up in the City's works yard, and a crew from Quebec will come to the city to distribute the bins to every household. Each bin is the property of the city, marked with the city logo as shown, and is to remain with a residence no matter if the residents of that home change or move. The crews will have the bins rolled out to the entire in about 10 business days, in time for the new system to begin; the new truck for the bins has just arrived this week in the city.Review photo 3166 – Greg Nikkel



Jesse Watamanuk, engineering assistant for the City of Weyburn, inspects the stacks of new refuse bins that are ready to be rolled out to every residence in Weyburn, starting on Monday, Jan. 17, with the new automated refuse system to go in effect on Monday, Jan. 31.