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Reel In and Recycle!

Details: Published: Friday, 01 February 2019 10:57

Collection Barrel at Convenience Center fat Check out our new monofilament recycling bins.

We are providing these around the county as a service to help keep our waterways tangle-free.

Monofilament is another word for fishing line which is a hazard to marine life and boat propellers if left in the water.

If you find fishing line in the water or laying loose where it is a hazard, please dispose of it properly for safety. Even when put in the trash monofilament can end up harming wildlife at landfills. When possible it is best to recycle used fishing line.

For more information on monofilament recycling, visit www.boatus.org/monofilament.

The 2019 Anti-Litter Awards Program Is Open for Submissions

Details: Published: Tuesday, 20 November 2018 14:41

men trash pickup The Front Royal-Warren County Anti-Litter Council is conducting its annual awards program for educational and community service projects related to keeping the community free of litter and educating individuals about the Three R’s: Reduce, Reuse & Recycle.

Interested in completing community project as a group or individual? Attached is a list of ideas to assist applicants in finding the right project. Also included to help meet project goals is the judge’s criteria for rating submissions. Winners can receive up to $500 in grant funds and/or prizes. Deadline for entries is March 31 2019.

Clean Business Award – Summer 2017

Details: Published: Sunday, 05 November 2017 14:16

Bill Turner of Taco Bell is recognized with the Clean Business Award for the summer of 2017.

The Front Royal-Warren County Anti-Litter Council is proud to announce that Taco Bell has been awarded the “Summer 2017” clean business award for consistently keeping their restaurant property clean and aesthetically pleasing.

The FR-WC Anti-Litter Council chose to recognize Bill Turner, the property maintenance manager, for his contribution to the quality of living in the Town of Front Royal by awarding the restaurant with a framed certificate in appreciation of his efforts to keep the property free of trash, cigarette butts, and litter.

For further information about the Clean Business Award program or any other programs sponsored by the Anti-Litter Council or if you would like to attend our monthly meeting, please contact Matt Wendling or Charlie Morrison at the Warren County Planning and Zoning Department, at (540)-636-3354 or via email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Congratulations to Bill Turner and Taco Bell!

Clean Business Award – Spring 2017

Details: Published: Sunday, 25 June 2017 11:58

Congratulations to Element Restaurant for winning the spring 2017 Clean Business Award!

The Front Royal-Warren County Anti-Litter Council is proud to announce that Element Restaurant has been awarded the “Spring 2017” clean business award for consistently keeping their restaurant property clean and aesthetically pleasing; and that is an attractive addition to the Main Street Historical District.

The FR-WC Anti-Litter Council chose to recognize David and Stacy Gedney the owner/head chef and co-owner for their contribution to the quality of living in the Town of Front Royal by awarding the restaurant with a framed certificate in appreciation of their efforts to keep the property free of trash, cigarette butts, and litter.

Congratulations to Element Restaurant!

OCT 2017 Clean-Up on Overlook Drive

Details: Published: Monday, 30 October 2017 13:56

Oct 2017 ALC Clean up Event

A huge THANK YOU goes out to Charlie Morrison, Chris Brock, Steve Greene and Emma Rusnak who participated in the October 19, 2017 clean-up event located at Overlook Drive in town, adjacent to Prospect Hill Cemetery. Keep up the good work!

Warren County Decal Requirements Information and Frequently Asked Questions

Details: Published: Tuesday, 03 October 2017 09:12

Prior to 2007, Warren County residents were issued an annual license for vehicles when taxes were paid for such. From 2007 onward, Warren County has issued a permanent license (decal or County sticker). This permanent decal is valid as long as the vehicle is garaged in Warren County and owned by the licensee. The fee for this decal is billed to residents annually on your first tax bill.

Any person owning, leasing or renting property in Warren County whose motor vehicle is not normally garaged, stored or parked in Warren County can use Warren County waste and recycling facilities with the purchase of a waste disposal decal. The waste disposal decal is not permanent and must be purchased annually.