Some Kamloops residents have received mesh bags in the mail, sent from the Civic Operations Centre.
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August 13, 2020 - 5:30 PM
A mysterious mesh bag mailed by the City of Kamloops had many residents scratching their heads this week.
The white mesh bag has a draw string, and comes without any note in an envelope addressed from the Civic Operations Centre.
Some Kamloops residents have received mesh bags in the mail, sent from the Civic Operations Centre.
Image Credit: FACEBOOK / Angela Hulsman
As it turns out, it's a reusable produce bag to be used instead of plastic when purchasing fruits and vegetables.
If you received one, you signed up for the City's Waste Wise App and are one of 250 lucky, and possibly confused, winners.
Download the #WasteWise App for a chance to win one of 250 locally made reusable produce bags! Click on the trophy...
Posted by City of Kamloops - Municipal Government on Monday, July 6, 2020
The free Waste Wise App provides users with collection schedules and reminders, waste wise tips and the ability to search items to determine proper disposal.
To sign up for the Waste Wise App, click here for Google Play or here for the Apple Store.
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