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Richmond Hosts Document Shred Day On April 6
Residents are encouraged to bring outdated documents and sensitive materials to Richmond City Hall on April 6 to be shredded.
RICHMOND, TX — It's the spring cleaning season, and that means it's also time to gather the clutter of old, outdated and unwanted documents to be shredded and destroyed.
On Saturday, April 6, Keep Richmond Beautiful — an affiliate of Keep Texas Beautiful — is sponsoring a Document Shredding Event with two Pro Shred trucks at the Richmond City Hall parking lot.
The trucks will be there from 9 am to noon. This event is for documents, not electronics, and for residents who receive utilities bill from City of Richmond.
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City residents and MUD's with utilities managed by City must provide proof of residence.
Some of the items you can bring for shredding include:
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- all paper
- file folders
- hanging files
- CDs/DVDs
- envelopes
- notepads
- ban k statements
- tax returns
- credit reports
- medical or dental files
There's no need to remove staples, paper clips, rubber bands, or fasteners. However, there are items that will not be accepted, such as 3-ring binders.
Make sure you bring proper identification and a utility bill to prove residency eligibility.
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