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Welcome to the Village of Lakemore News and Views Blog. 

Here you will find needed information on what is going on in the community, exciting news about neighbors and friends and we will keep you up to date on the news and views of the village.

The latest info you need to know is on the change of the refuse and recycling hauler. The community is changing from Republic to Kimble beginning August 1, 2022.

Recycling will now be picked up each week instead of every other week. 

Starting on Monday and Tuesday, July 25th and 26th, Republic Waste will begin removing their trash and recycling carts. This will also be the final trash and recycling collections by Republic Waste.
Residents must place all Republic Waste containers at the curb for removal on those dates. It may take the entire week for Republic Waste to remove all carts. If any remain after Friday, July 29th, residents can contact the Village of Lakemore Billing Office at 330-733-6125 ext. 4 to report.
The week of July 25th, Kimble will begin delivering trash and recycle carts. All residents should have their carts before August 1st. If anyone is missed, they can contact Kimble’s Customer Service at 1-800-201-0005 to report.
Kimble is sending every resident a letter providing further details.
The entire Village will be serviced on Mondays. There will be no need for Tuesday trash collection.
Recycling will be weekly with the new contract.


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