Fairfield officials announce cleanup schedule after last week’s flooding
Officials say starting next week, they will begin picking up sandbags and bulk damaged property.
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9h agoThe Fairfield Office of Emergency announced it will be doing some cleanup after last week's flooding.
Starting next week, they will begin picking up sandbags and bulk damaged property. Residents should take pictures of any damage and leave items out for "bulk pickup" day on Jan. 3.
Officials also advise residents to make sure to leave sandbags on the curb for pickup starting on Jan. 2.
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