BRANSON, Mo. — Starting today, the Branson Public Works Department will begin its annual spring clean-up at no cost to city residents.
Beginning today, residents wanting to get rid of items their residential trash haulers normally wouldn’t be able to pick up have a chance this week to have them taken away.
Residents must place their unwanted items on their curbs by 8 a.m. This service is only for residents of Branson.
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