Walker recycles!

Don't forget to save your plastic, your paper and your aluminum cans. There's now a recycling bin available 24/7 behind the Walker Municipal Building, 10136 Florida Boulevard.

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Trick or Treating

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Tell it to Washington
We're very fortunate to have U.S. Rep. Bill Cassidy with us for a town meeting from 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 31, at the Walker Municipal Building, 10136 Florida Blvd. Can't make it? You can still watch the meeting online, ask questions and make your views known live to those who are attending via Facebook and Twitter. Click here at that time to connect to the meeting via Ustream.tv's social stream chat platform.

Fall Ball is back
Put on your cleats and get out the bat. Walker Parks & Recreation is again offering Fall Ball to players of all ages. You can put together your own team of kids, men, women or co-ed, and play against others in the community. Registration is $350 per team, and deadline is Sept. 1. Play begins Sept. 20. Sign up at the Walker Department of Public Works, 30100 Stump Street.

Independent audit finds city's finances are in tip-top shape
We spent less than we brought in - $1.4 million less - cutting expenses by 13%. We reduced our debt by nearly $1.2 million. And we had an ending balance of nearly $2.3 million. We also put more money into improving the quality of life we all treasure, namely parks and recreation, cultural events, beautification and landscaping, and law enforcement. To see what else an independent audit found, click here.