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The City of Dryden Public Works Department will be picking up Brown Paper Compost Bags free of charge the weeks of June 6 & 13, 2022.   Please have bags at the curbside and ready for pick up by 7:30 a.m. on June 6 th and 13 th .
The compost bag shall not contain dirt, gravel, rocks, sticks or wood chips and shall not exceed the maximum weight of 15 kilograms (33 lbs).   For the remainder of the year, these bags may be disposed at the Hwy 502 Landfill...
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Please be advised that the sidewalk from Highway 594 to King St has now been closed due to rising water levels. The river walkway from Victoria St dock to Duke St dock and the sidewalk in the Swanson Creek area remain closed as well.
In addition, all boat launch areas and docks around the City of Dryden are now closed.
City staff continue to closely monitor water levels and will provide further details as necessary.
Thank you again for your patience.  If you have...
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Please be advised that the river walkway from Victoria Street dock to the Duke Street dock is now closed due to high water levels. The sidewalk around the Swanson Creek bridge also remains closed.
City staff are continuing to monitor water levels in the area and will provide further updates if needed.
The City of Dryden thanks you for your patience and reminds you to be extra careful on any walkways and roadways. If you have any questions regarding the sidewalk closures...
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The Ministry of Northern Development, Mines, Natural Resources and Forestry has upgraded the Dryden District from a Flood Outlook to a Flood Warning which will remain in effect until May 20, 2022.
Please be advised that some sidewalk areas have been closed due to the rising water levels including the river walkway at the Duke St dock and the Swanson Creek foot bridge area. More closures may be required if water levels continue to rise.
City staff are monitoring water levels...
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Spring is upon us and the City of Dryden would like to remind residents to clean up and discard unsightly items accumulated around your property. Take a proactive approach and clean up or clean out the debris and overgrown grass, trees and shrubs.
The City of Dryden values all efforts made by property owners. Voluntary compliance to the Property Standards and Maintenance By-laws ensure a cleaner and healthier community for all. Identification of any property in non-compliance...
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