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HOUSEHOLD ELECTRONIC AND HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION
The Health Department will be holding a hazardous waste collection event in the City of Holladay on the following dates:
Thursday August 19th 7:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. (behind the fire station)
You can bring items such as old computers, TV’s, antifreeze, batteries, oil, paints, pesticides, transmission fluid, fluorescent light tubes and other chemicals. If you have any questions, please contact Dorothy Adams at 313-6745. Please take note of the times; we are at these events ONLY until 10:00 am
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Holladay Harvest Festival Days
Saturdays – August 28 through September 18
4:00 – 8:00 PM
The Holladay Arts Council will be hosting a first ever Farmer’s market, which they have named the Holladay Harvest Festival. This year they plan to hold this free festival for 4 Saturdays in a row beginning August 28 from 4:00 - 8:00 PM in front of Holladay City Hall (4580 S. 2300 E.).
Please come and support your local food, produce, and art and craft vendors in this new venture for the city. In addition to these wonderful local vendors, there will be live music from bands around Utah. Bands will play from 5:00-8:00pm and will be preceded by youth oriented music from 4:00-5:00pm
The bands we have selected for this year’s lineup will be:
Saturday, August 28 - The Hard Bop Quartet (genuine jazz from the 40’s and 50’s)
Saturday, September 4 - The Fabulous Flinderns (eclectic, upbeat acoustic trio)
Saturday, September 11 - Puddle Mountain Ramblers (traditional and progressive bluegrass)
Saturday, September 18 - The Dunmore Lasses (traditional Irish/Scottish ensemble)
Some of our vendors include Whole Foods, Normandie Café and the Tagge’s famous produce. In addition to local food and produce vendors we will have 20 art and craft vendors that will be showcasing their original work (jewelry, soaps, paintings, sculptures, SLC famous signs, screen printing, children’s clothing and accessories, aprons, puppets, candles, woof (dog) ware, Henna tattoos, quilts, leather journals, screen printers, and photography). The Holladay Harvest Festival will also offer free children’s art activities
Glass Recycling Drop-off in Holladay
Did you know Glass is naturally 100% recyclable forever?
The City of Holladay now facilitates the recycling of glass bottles and jars. Clear, brown and green glass may be placed in the recycling bin located behind City Hall on the South side of the parking lot.
- DO RINSE all bottles and jars. REMOVE metal lids. Paper labels are OK.
- DON’T INCLUDE drinking glasses or window glass, light bulbs, mirrors or ceramics.
- DO PLACE LOOSE in recycling bin. NO BAGS or boxes PLEASE!!!
The glass will be processed by Glass Recycling Group, turned into a sand called cullet and used to make fiberglass insulation. The City hopes our residents will join in our efforts to recycle. With your help, more and more glass can be recycled -- saving valuable landfill space, natural resources and energy for a better environment for Holladay today and tomorrow.
 Holladay Bicycle Advisory Committee
The Holladay Bicycle Advisory Committee (HBAC) consists of dedicated residents and City employees working together to make Holladay a safer and friendlier community for bicycling. Residents serve on the HBAC on a volunteer basis. Activities include a monthly meeting to discuss bicycling issues and organizing events for Bike Week in early May. The HBAC meets on the first Tuesday of every month from 6:00 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. in the Hy Nielson Room of the city building at 4580 S. 2300 E.
All persons interested in making Holladay more bicycle friendly are invited to attend and participate. For additional information, or if you would like to serve on the HBAC, feel free to contact the HBAC’s chair, Greg Hoole, at gregh@utahbikinglaw.com.
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