Waveland alderman Jeremy Burke updates us on the rescheduled Veterans Day Parade; Hurricane Zeta cleanup; and plans for the 2020 Christmas Parade!
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Waveland Veterans Parade Rescheduled
The Waveland Veteran Parade originally scheduled for this past Sunday will take place on Sunday, November 15, at 2 pm on Coleman Avenue, Waveland. For many years, brave men and women have served our country, making many sacrifices to protect our freedoms, and we want to honor and celebrate these men and women for their service and sacrifices. The reason the parade is on a Sunday is that we want all youth members of our community to have the opportunity to not only participate or attend the parade but to learn civic pride. |
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For more information, contact Kristen Tusa at kristentusa@gmail.com, or call 228-209-7399. To access the participation forms and for the most up-to-date information, like Waveland Veterans Day Parade on Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/WavelandVeteransDayParade.
Hurricane Zeta Debris Cleanup
A contractor contracted by Waveland will begin to collecting Hurricane Zeta debris at the end of November.
Residents can begin stacking vegetative debris and other storm debris within five feet of the curb, off the street, away from drainage ditches, and five feet away from fire hydrants, street signs, mailboxes and parked cars.
When cleaning and clearing debris for pick-up, residents are asked to follow these guidelines:
A contractor contracted by Waveland will begin to collecting Hurricane Zeta debris at the end of November.
Residents can begin stacking vegetative debris and other storm debris within five feet of the curb, off the street, away from drainage ditches, and five feet away from fire hydrants, street signs, mailboxes and parked cars.
When cleaning and clearing debris for pick-up, residents are asked to follow these guidelines:
- Separate vegetative debris (branches, leaves, etc.) from other debris (Construction and demolition debris like tile, carpet, drywall, trampolines).
- Do not place debris in bags.
- Pile smaller pieces of debris on top of larger pieces.
- Debris should be in pieces no larger than 12 feet in length.
- Place piles at least five feet from mailboxes, utility meters, sign posts and hydrants.
- Place piles no further than five feet from the road.
- Do not place debris piles directly under power lines.
- Try to consolidate piles with neighbors.
Christmas in Waveland
The City of Waveland is hosting a Christmas in Waveland parade, and we want you to be a part of it!
The parade will take place on Saturday, December 12, at 4:00 pm. Line-up will take place on Lafitte Street from 3:00 to 3:30. The parade route is Lafitte Street, to Beach Boulevard, to Coleman Avenue, and up Coleman ending at Central Avenue.
We are inviting golf cart owners to dress their golf cart in the best Christmas digs and come out to join the fun. Help Santa Claus make his way into town, and be a part of our parade.
Our Christmas parade is one of three Christmas events in Waveland. Be sure to mark your calendars:
Sunday, November 28, 2020, 6 pm - Lighting of the town green and caroling, Coleman Avenue
Sunday, December 6, 2020, 1 - 4 pm - Waveland Christmas Family Festival, Martin Luther King Park, Herlihy Street. Games, Santa, snacks, arts and crafts for children of all ages
Saturday, December 12, 2020, 4 pm - Waveland Christmas Parade
If you have questions about the parade or our other Christmas events, please contact Tammy Fayard at tfayard@waveland-ms.gov, or call (228) 467-4134.
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