From the City's Environmental Services:
El Pasoans can dispose of their live tree (free of tinsel and ornaments) by taking it to one of the five Citizens' Collection Stations through Jan. 23. The stations are open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday (Closed New Year's Day). They are located at 121 Atlantic (off Doniphan); 2492 Harrison @ Alabama; 9000 Escobar @ Zaragoza; 4200 Delta; and 4501 Hondo Pass.
Mulch and wood chips from the trees (good for enriching the soil in your garden and controlling weeds) will be available for free at the Atlantic, Hondo Pass and Escobar location starting Jan. 2.
For more information, call (915) 621-6700.
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I like the pic at the top of the blog. It is EXACTLY what I picture when I think of El Paso: dusty, dirty, rock and cactus-covered, third world hovel with a nice blanket of pollution. I tell all my friends that it's a great place to be FROM.
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