October 2015

As colder weather approaches, utilities must work diligently to negotiate payment plans or take other necessary actions to reconnect service to all occupied households. While account delinquency remains a concern for utilities again this year, the onset of the winter season brings safety concerns to the forefront. The Public Service Commission expects utilities to use prudent judgment during the process to ensure customer safety.

All items for Monticello’s Fall Clean Up must be separated/sorted and curbside by 7:00 a.m., Monday, October 19th.
All debris, excluding brush, must be in an area not larger than four feet wide by ten feet long by four feet high.
Debris accepted are furniture and miscellaneous junk, paint cans (empty or open with paint dried), empty burn barrels, metal and appliances and all small loose articles, which must be placed in an open, disposable container.

On Wednesday, October 14, 2015, elementary students are invited to come on out and spend a few hours playing volleyball, basketball and football with our terrific high school athletes, from 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. Play with the Ponies will take place in the Elmer Lemon gym. Free t-shirts will be given out to all participants, along with some fun, active door prizes and healthy snacks. Come and get some exercise and have a great time! A permission slip to return to the school was in the October 2015 school newsletter.

Come join us on Wednesday, October 14th, from 5:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m., at Library Park to celebrate the fall harvest, changing weather, and a brand new school year! Enjoy the music of Ghosts in the Room, lots of food, friends, and fun. New items this year include kid’s games and a cake walk. And back by popular demand — the balloon guy! Stop down to see the Belleville students art projects and enjoy dinner in the park before the snow flies. If your club or organization would like to have table this year, please contact Jo Diaz at 424-9960 ASAP.