As winter weather approaches, please be advised that magnesium chloride products are NOT recommended on the sidewalks along Main Street. Calcium chloride, while still harmful to the concrete, is the best solution for de-icing. Please DO NOT OVER-SALT areas; place as small amount as possible. There should not be sand or gravel texture on the sidewalk after salting. Thank you for helping to take care of the sidewalks so they may be enjoyed for many years to come!

* Waste Management sent out bills for the first quarter of 2022 by accident. DO NOT PAY THOSE BILLS. If you did contact them to ask for a refund.

• WasteAway will begin trash service on January 1, 2022. There will be no interruption in service.

• Residents will automatically be signed up. Waste Management, previous contractor, is helping with transitioning customers.

• Bills will be on a quarterly basis beginning January 1, 2022. Residents $50.55 and Seniors $45.45

• Cart’s will be delivered beginning December 27^th. Extra totes are available for a fee by calling WasteAway. If you don’t receive a tote or a letter by January 1^st then you may call them to inquire.

• Pick up days will by Thursday & Friday every week. Each resident will receive a letter stating the day of their collection. First pick up days are Thursday, January 6, 2022 and Friday, January 7, 2022.

• 1 large item is permitted per week. Mattresses must be wrapped in plastic to dispose of.

• Curbside Recycling is not included.

• Residents outside the Village are not included in this contract. If an individual wants to inquire about options WasteAway has for non-residents you will contact them directly.

• Waste Management’s last pick up will be December 29, 2021. Carts will be retrieved between December 29-December 31, 2021. If you cart hasn’t been picked up by January 2, 2022 please call Customer Service at (866) 797-9018.

01/10/2022: We are currently out of testing kits. Please check back periodically for updates!

Kits are available at New Lexington City Hall (215 S. Main Street)

The COVID-19 Test Kits are free and for at home use!

Each test requires an internet connection and a scheduled telehealth visit using the Navica App. Search your app store on your device to find the app or scan the QR code found on your test kit box. You will be paired with a health professional virtually who will walk you through the testing process and help you read your final results. If you don’t have access to a stable internet connection to complete this part of the testing process, ask Perry County Library for checking out a mobile hotspot! All six PCDL locations have hotspots that are able to be checked out for a seven day period.

Due to EPA requirements and  vandalism, the air gap has been reinstalled at the top and you must supply your own hose.

Thank You

12/7/21