Join us for our Capitol Chats Post Session Wrap-Up Luncheon on Tuesday, June 9th at the Davison Athletics Complex as we hear directly from state leaders about the issues shaping Louisiana and impacting Ruston & Lincoln Parish. From the legislative session to education, infrastructure, business, workforce development, healthcare, and economic growth, this conversation will cover the topics that matter most to our community and our future.

This is a valuable opportunity to stay informed, hear updates from Baton Rouge, and connect with local business and community leaders. You do not want to miss this important discussion.

The Lincoln Parish Police Jury is a 12-member body of elected officials that is the governing authority for Lincoln Parish. Lincoln Parish is divided into twelve geographic regions called districts. A Police Juror is elected from within the district to serve a four-year term representing the people of that district.

The Police Jury provides many services including road and bridge construction and maintenance, drainage, sewerage and solid waste disposal. The Police Jury also operates the Lincoln Parish Park, one of the most beautiful parks in Louisiana boasting nationally renowned mountain bike trails.

The Police Jury is responsible for housing and maintaining the Courts and the offices of the Assessor, Coroner, Clerk of Court, Registrar of Voters, District Attorney and the Sheriff. They promote economic development and tourism in their parishes, regulate various business activities and administer numerous state and federal programs on the parish level.

Police Jury meetings generally occur at 7:00 PM on the 2nd Tuesday of each month.


Agendas

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

Lead & Launch: The Innovation Institute
Hosted by Louisiana Tech Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation in collaboration with Delta Community College and the Lincoln Parish Chamber of Commerce

Ready to turn ideas into something real? Lead & Launch is a free, hands-on summer experience designed for rising high school juniors and seniors who want to think creatively, solve problems, and explore business ideas.

Held on the campus of Louisiana Tech University, this week-long, in-person camp gives students the opportunity to work in teams, develop a business concept, learn from local entrepreneurs and community leaders, participate in field trips, and pitch their ideas on the final day.

Students will gain valuable skills in communication, problem-solving, and leadership—tools that are useful in any career path.

Camp Details:
• Who: Rising high school juniors & seniors (2026–2027 school year)
• When: June 15–19
 – Monday–Thursday: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM (breakfast at 8:30 AM)
 – Friday: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM (Pitch Day)
• Where: Louisiana Tech University, College of Business
 502 W. Texas Avenue, Ruston, LA (plus select off-site visits)
• Cost: Free (includes meals and camp t-shirt)
• Capacity: Limited to 30 students

Throughout the week, students will move from idea to execution—learning entrepreneurship basics, testing concepts, building a brand, and preparing a final pitch presentation.

Register here:  https://latech.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9MmXfwP16qS8c6i

The Planning and Zoning Department works closely with the Permits and Inspections department to insure that construction inside the City meets zoning and building code requirements. Permit requests for buildings, signs, and communication towers are reviewed for compliance with zoning requirements.

The Planning and Zoning Office manages applications for the following land use developments and requests:

• Re-zoning of property inside Ruston
• Subdivisions and re-subdivisions of land in Ruston
• Annexations of property into Ruston
• Conditional Use permits
• Home Occupation permits
• Nonconforming Use permits
• Street revocation requests

Please join us for a groundbreaking celebrating Russ Town Crossing by Vintage Realty on Wednesday, June 24th at 11:30am located at 1211 Gaines Avenue in Ruston. 

Join Tommy’s Tees as they celebrate 45 incredible years with their annual Fish Fry on July 3 at 6PM! 

What began as a local business has grown into a longtime Ruston tradition, and this special evening is a celebration of the customers, friends, family, and community who have supported Tommy’s Tees through the years.

Come enjoy great food, fellowship, and a fun evening honoring 45 years of quality tees and hometown pride. Be sure to RSVP by June 24 using the QR code on the invitation!
 

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

The Lincoln Parish Police Jury is a 12-member body of elected officials that is the governing authority for Lincoln Parish. Lincoln Parish is divided into twelve geographic regions called districts. A Police Juror is elected from within the district to serve a four-year term representing the people of that district.

The Police Jury provides many services including road and bridge construction and maintenance, drainage, sewerage and solid waste disposal. The Police Jury also operates the Lincoln Parish Park, one of the most beautiful parks in Louisiana boasting nationally renowned mountain bike trails.

The Police Jury is responsible for housing and maintaining the Courts and the offices of the Assessor, Coroner, Clerk of Court, Registrar of Voters, District Attorney and the Sheriff. They promote economic development and tourism in their parishes, regulate various business activities and administer numerous state and federal programs on the parish level.

Police Jury meetings generally occur at 7:00 PM on the 2nd Tuesday of each month.


Agendas

The Planning and Zoning Department works closely with the Permits and Inspections department to insure that construction inside the City meets zoning and building code requirements. Permit requests for buildings, signs, and communication towers are reviewed for compliance with zoning requirements.

The Planning and Zoning Office manages applications for the following land use developments and requests:

• Re-zoning of property inside Ruston
• Subdivisions and re-subdivisions of land in Ruston
• Annexations of property into Ruston
• Conditional Use permits
• Home Occupation permits
• Nonconforming Use permits
• Street revocation requests

State of Education Luncheon – Lincoln Parish
Join the Ruston-Lincoln Chamber of Commerce for the annual State of Education Luncheon on Wednesday, August 5th at the Louisiana Tech University Hall. Doors will open at 11:00 a.m., followed by a leadership roundtable discussion from 12:00–1:00 p.m.

This program will feature timely and insightful information from the foremost voices in education across Lincoln Parish. Attendees will hear directly from university, parish, and school leaders as they share achievements, challenges, and strategic priorities shaping the future of learning in our region. The collaborative roundtable format offers an excellent opportunity to gain a comprehensive perspective on workforce readiness, innovation in classrooms, and partnerships strengthening educational pathways for students of all ages.

Educators, business leaders, parents, and community partners are encouraged to attend this important conversation highlighting how Lincoln Parish continues to pursue excellence in education and opportunity.

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

The Lincoln Parish Police Jury is a 12-member body of elected officials that is the governing authority for Lincoln Parish. Lincoln Parish is divided into twelve geographic regions called districts. A Police Juror is elected from within the district to serve a four-year term representing the people of that district.

The Police Jury provides many services including road and bridge construction and maintenance, drainage, sewerage and solid waste disposal. The Police Jury also operates the Lincoln Parish Park, one of the most beautiful parks in Louisiana boasting nationally renowned mountain bike trails.

The Police Jury is responsible for housing and maintaining the Courts and the offices of the Assessor, Coroner, Clerk of Court, Registrar of Voters, District Attorney and the Sheriff. They promote economic development and tourism in their parishes, regulate various business activities and administer numerous state and federal programs on the parish level.

Police Jury meetings generally occur at 7:00 PM on the 2nd Tuesday of each month.


Agendas

The Planning and Zoning Department works closely with the Permits and Inspections department to insure that construction inside the City meets zoning and building code requirements. Permit requests for buildings, signs, and communication towers are reviewed for compliance with zoning requirements.

The Planning and Zoning Office manages applications for the following land use developments and requests:

• Re-zoning of property inside Ruston
• Subdivisions and re-subdivisions of land in Ruston
• Annexations of property into Ruston
• Conditional Use permits
• Home Occupation permits
• Nonconforming Use permits
• Street revocation requests

The Lincoln Parish Police Jury is a 12-member body of elected officials that is the governing authority for Lincoln Parish. Lincoln Parish is divided into twelve geographic regions called districts. A Police Juror is elected from within the district to serve a four-year term representing the people of that district.

The Police Jury provides many services including road and bridge construction and maintenance, drainage, sewerage and solid waste disposal. The Police Jury also operates the Lincoln Parish Park, one of the most beautiful parks in Louisiana boasting nationally renowned mountain bike trails.

The Police Jury is responsible for housing and maintaining the Courts and the offices of the Assessor, Coroner, Clerk of Court, Registrar of Voters, District Attorney and the Sheriff. They promote economic development and tourism in their parishes, regulate various business activities and administer numerous state and federal programs on the parish level.

Police Jury meetings generally occur at 7:00 PM on the 2nd Tuesday of each month.


Agendas

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

The Planning and Zoning Department works closely with the Permits and Inspections department to insure that construction inside the City meets zoning and building code requirements. Permit requests for buildings, signs, and communication towers are reviewed for compliance with zoning requirements.

The Planning and Zoning Office manages applications for the following land use developments and requests:

• Re-zoning of property inside Ruston
• Subdivisions and re-subdivisions of land in Ruston
• Annexations of property into Ruston
• Conditional Use permits
• Home Occupation permits
• Nonconforming Use permits
• Street revocation requests

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

The Lincoln Parish Police Jury is a 12-member body of elected officials that is the governing authority for Lincoln Parish. Lincoln Parish is divided into twelve geographic regions called districts. A Police Juror is elected from within the district to serve a four-year term representing the people of that district.

The Police Jury provides many services including road and bridge construction and maintenance, drainage, sewerage and solid waste disposal. The Police Jury also operates the Lincoln Parish Park, one of the most beautiful parks in Louisiana boasting nationally renowned mountain bike trails.

The Police Jury is responsible for housing and maintaining the Courts and the offices of the Assessor, Coroner, Clerk of Court, Registrar of Voters, District Attorney and the Sheriff. They promote economic development and tourism in their parishes, regulate various business activities and administer numerous state and federal programs on the parish level.

Police Jury meetings generally occur at 7:00 PM on the 2nd Tuesday of each month.


Agendas

The Planning and Zoning Department works closely with the Permits and Inspections department to insure that construction inside the City meets zoning and building code requirements. Permit requests for buildings, signs, and communication towers are reviewed for compliance with zoning requirements.

The Planning and Zoning Office manages applications for the following land use developments and requests:

• Re-zoning of property inside Ruston
• Subdivisions and re-subdivisions of land in Ruston
• Annexations of property into Ruston
• Conditional Use permits
• Home Occupation permits
• Nonconforming Use permits
• Street revocation requests

The Lincoln Parish Police Jury is a 12-member body of elected officials that is the governing authority for Lincoln Parish. Lincoln Parish is divided into twelve geographic regions called districts. A Police Juror is elected from within the district to serve a four-year term representing the people of that district.

The Police Jury provides many services including road and bridge construction and maintenance, drainage, sewerage and solid waste disposal. The Police Jury also operates the Lincoln Parish Park, one of the most beautiful parks in Louisiana boasting nationally renowned mountain bike trails.

The Police Jury is responsible for housing and maintaining the Courts and the offices of the Assessor, Coroner, Clerk of Court, Registrar of Voters, District Attorney and the Sheriff. They promote economic development and tourism in their parishes, regulate various business activities and administer numerous state and federal programs on the parish level.

Police Jury meetings generally occur at 7:00 PM on the 2nd Tuesday of each month.


Agendas

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

The Planning and Zoning Department works closely with the Permits and Inspections department to insure that construction inside the City meets zoning and building code requirements. Permit requests for buildings, signs, and communication towers are reviewed for compliance with zoning requirements.

The Planning and Zoning Office manages applications for the following land use developments and requests:

• Re-zoning of property inside Ruston
• Subdivisions and re-subdivisions of land in Ruston
• Annexations of property into Ruston
• Conditional Use permits
• Home Occupation permits
• Nonconforming Use permits
• Street revocation requests

The Lincoln Parish Police Jury is a 12-member body of elected officials that is the governing authority for Lincoln Parish. Lincoln Parish is divided into twelve geographic regions called districts. A Police Juror is elected from within the district to serve a four-year term representing the people of that district.

The Police Jury provides many services including road and bridge construction and maintenance, drainage, sewerage and solid waste disposal. The Police Jury also operates the Lincoln Parish Park, one of the most beautiful parks in Louisiana boasting nationally renowned mountain bike trails.

The Police Jury is responsible for housing and maintaining the Courts and the offices of the Assessor, Coroner, Clerk of Court, Registrar of Voters, District Attorney and the Sheriff. They promote economic development and tourism in their parishes, regulate various business activities and administer numerous state and federal programs on the parish level.

Police Jury meetings generally occur at 7:00 PM on the 2nd Tuesday of each month.


Agendas

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

The Planning and Zoning Department works closely with the Permits and Inspections department to insure that construction inside the City meets zoning and building code requirements. Permit requests for buildings, signs, and communication towers are reviewed for compliance with zoning requirements.

The Planning and Zoning Office manages applications for the following land use developments and requests:

• Re-zoning of property inside Ruston
• Subdivisions and re-subdivisions of land in Ruston
• Annexations of property into Ruston
• Conditional Use permits
• Home Occupation permits
• Nonconforming Use permits
• Street revocation requests

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

The Lincoln Parish Police Jury is a 12-member body of elected officials that is the governing authority for Lincoln Parish. Lincoln Parish is divided into twelve geographic regions called districts. A Police Juror is elected from within the district to serve a four-year term representing the people of that district.

The Police Jury provides many services including road and bridge construction and maintenance, drainage, sewerage and solid waste disposal. The Police Jury also operates the Lincoln Parish Park, one of the most beautiful parks in Louisiana boasting nationally renowned mountain bike trails.

The Police Jury is responsible for housing and maintaining the Courts and the offices of the Assessor, Coroner, Clerk of Court, Registrar of Voters, District Attorney and the Sheriff. They promote economic development and tourism in their parishes, regulate various business activities and administer numerous state and federal programs on the parish level.

Police Jury meetings generally occur at 7:00 PM on the 2nd Tuesday of each month.


Agendas

The Planning and Zoning Department works closely with the Permits and Inspections department to insure that construction inside the City meets zoning and building code requirements. Permit requests for buildings, signs, and communication towers are reviewed for compliance with zoning requirements.

The Planning and Zoning Office manages applications for the following land use developments and requests:

• Re-zoning of property inside Ruston
• Subdivisions and re-subdivisions of land in Ruston
• Annexations of property into Ruston
• Conditional Use permits
• Home Occupation permits
• Nonconforming Use permits
• Street revocation requests

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles

• Computers, Printers, T.Vs., Phones
• Fluorescent Light Bulbs
• Batteries (lead-acid, NiCad, alkaline)
• 5 Tires per individual, per vehicle, per day - no rims
• 10 Cans of Paint, Chemicals, Aerosol
• White goods (appliances), Furniture
• Paper (anything that will tear)
• Plastic Bags and Water Bottles