U-Haul offers 30 days of free storage to families in Green River flood zone

The U-Haul Company of Southern Washington is offering 30 days of free storage to residents whose homes may be affected by flooding in the Green River Zone.

  • BY Wire Service
  • Wednesday, October 28, 2009 5:16pm
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The U-Haul Company of Southern Washington is offering 30 days of free storage to residents whose homes may be affected by flooding in the Green River Zone.

In addition to the 30-days-free, self-storage assistance being offered, people needing boxes can take advantage of the U-Haul Take a Box, Leave a Box Program. The program enables customers to return their reusable boxes and allows others to take them as needed – FREE. U-Haul encourages anyone who has any type of reusable box to drop it off at the nearest U-Haul location and allow another family to reuse the box, free of charge, instead of throwing the reusable box into a recycling bin.

Families needing more information about the 30-days-free, self-storage assistance program should contact the following U-Haul centers closest to

their home.

• U-Haul Center of Auburn

917 Auburn Way South

Auburn, WA 98002

(253) 939-9200

• U-Haul Center of North Auburn

5110 Frontage Road NW

Auburn, WA 98001

(253)850-4396

• U-Haul Center Spanaway

15315 Pacific Avenue South

Tacoma, WA 98444

(253) 535-1650

• U-Haul Center Parkland

9601 Pacific Avenue

Tacoma, WA 98444

(253) 537-1065

“This flood may cause tremendous damage and inflict extreme hardship on the communities we serve,” stated Kim Merow, president, U-Haul Company of Southern Washington “I hope this effort will provide assistance to families that may truly need a helping hand. We will continue to help our friends and neighbors in this time of need.”


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