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For my equine friends in the Carolinas- Jill's photography is beautiful and captures the love between horses and their riders. I've been a fan for several years. Check out her new website and book a session!

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Equine Photographer in Carolinas | Tryon Equine Photographer As an equine photographer based in Tryon, North Carolina , Jill Schwarzkopf strives to capture the quiet bonds between horse and rider in an authentic way.

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Time for some spring cleaning!

🗓️ Mark your calendar for our upcoming Household Hazardous Waste Event on Saturday, Mar. 14, 2026, from 8 am to noon at our Public Works yard, 575 E. Baseline Ave. Dispose of your household hazardous waste safely and responsibly.

Please note that we do not recycle paper, cardboard, cans, metal, etc., nor do we accept bulk trash items such as sofas and mattresses. However, we will accept:
✅ Household hazardous waste (used oil, coolant, paint, aerosol cans, batteries, fluorescent bulbs, etc.)
✅ White goods (washers, dryers, hot water heaters)
✅ Document shredding on-site
✅ Electronics (including all types of computers and TVs)
✅ Passenger vehicle tires (with & without rims) ♻️

Expect long wait times, as this event tends to get very busy.

This event is only open to residential properties, not commercial, within the corporate city limits of Apache Junction and Pinal County north and east of Apache Junction, including Gold Canyon.

Check if your area qualifies to participate: https://www.apachejunctionaz.gov/DocumentCenter/View/27161/Apache-Junction-and-Pinal-County-HHW-Map?bidId

Plan your route before attending: https://www.apachejunctionaz.gov/DocumentCenter/View/29424/HHW-Detour-Map-Nov-2019-1

Questions? Contact Public Works at (480) 474-1055.

Let’s protect our community together!