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The City has posted a copy of the updated 2013 Mosquito Control Policy along with a presentation on mosquitoes and ways residents can protect themselves from a West Nile Virus infection. This information is available at the City's Mosquito webpage located here.

Keep Mansfield Beautiful and the City of Mansfield are hosting its Spring HHW Collection Event on Saturday, May 18, 2013, at City Hall. The collection will start at 9 a.m. and end at 12 a.m., or once the trailers are full. Please enter the parking lot from Wisteria St. and exit onto E. Broad St. Businesses are not allowed to drop-off materials at this event!

A full list of items being accepted can be found here

HHW

Household hazardous wastes can include auto fluids, household cleaners, unused fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, and other chemicals that have the potential to be harmful. Paints, thinners, fluorescent light bulbs, batteries, and photo and pool chemicals also fall into this category. HHW materials should not be placed in with garbage, poured down a sink, poured out in the street, or dumped off the side of the road. These actions can cause harm to the person or wildlife that comes in contact with those materials. Follow this link to find out how to dispose of paint at your home!

Electronics

In addition to these products, Goodwill Inc will be on site to collect used computer equipment from residents. Double Eagle Services will again be on site to erase hard drives for secure disposal. Electronic equipment should be kept out of our landfills because of the metals and other potential pollutants contained in the equipment.

ECC

If you can not make this collection day, you may dispose of these products year round at the Environmental Collection Center, located at 6400 Bridge St., Fort Worth, TX 76112. Call ahead for hours and to make sure your material will be taken at 817-392-3279. You must bring proof (Drivers License or Utility Bill) that you are a Mansfield resident for this free disposal method.

Cannon Drive at Miller Road east to East Broad Street will be closed to through traffic starting Monday Crews will close a section of Cannon Drive near The Lakes of Creekwood until June as part of the Cannon Drive realignment project. Residents in the area will continue to have access to the neighborhoods along Cannon Drive on either side of the closure.

See the map for more details.

ReportIt is a free, secure online service allowing citizens to record serial numbers and upload images for phones, electronics, and other valuables. Should the citizen later become a victim of theft or burglary, this information will go a long way in allowing the police department to accurately and quickly identify the property, as well as allowing the citizen to make a complete report to an insurance provider.

The ReportIt service is a part of LeadsOnline, the online system that works with police across the country to track and recover stolen property, which is based in Dallas, TX. The MPD uses LeadsOnline on a daily basis to help track and recover stolen property ---- everything from jewelry to sporting equipment to electronics, computers, cameras, and other items such as designer clothing, collectibles, and other items with invaluable personal worth. The system allows detectives to search for stolen items using a variety of parameters, including item descriptions and serial numbers.

The LeadsOnline database includes product information that is entered automatically whenever an item is sold to a pawn or secondhand shop. This information is immediately viewable by participating law enforcement agencies across the country. The MPD was a charter member with LeadsOnline and pays a yearly fee in order to access this database which has been invaluable in solving numerous crimes since its inception.

LeadsOnline is now making the ReportIt service available at no cost to the citizens of their member cities. Any Mansfield citizen can now register for the free service at reportit.leadsonline.com and immediately begin building their personal property inventory list. Citizens can store an unlimited number of serial numbers, item descriptions, pictures, and scans of receipts so that items can be more easily identified in the event of theft. The extent in which a detective can search for a stolen item is always limited to the description and information about the missing product that the citizen can provide.

None of the information entered by a citizen will be available or viewed by any other citizen or any police agency, and it will not become part of LeadsOnline database for searches. It is simply a safe secure online site for a citizen to create a list to keep track of their property. If the citizen were to sustain a loss, the citizen could then print the list and make it available to the police and or insurance provider. Likewise, citizens will not have access to the LeadsOnline system used by the police.