
Yard waste pickup is an essential service for homeowners, and understanding the schedule is crucial for keeping our neighborhoods clean and tidy. In 2024, yard waste pickup will be handled by the local waste management company, with collections taking place every other week.
The schedule begins on the first Monday of January and continues through the end of December. Collections will occur on Mondays, with the exception of holidays, when they will be postponed to the next business day.
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2024 Waste Management Yard Waste Pickup Schedule
Decatur residents can expect yard waste collection to start on April 1. Yard waste will be collected separately on your scheduled weekday during the specified weeks.
If you're a resident of Decatur, you're in luck because yard waste collection is now universal and unlimited from March 1 through December 15 each year, with one additional pickup in January and one in February. The hauler will be responsible for notification of the yard waste collection times in January and February.
To make things easier, the city has provided a yard schedule for each week. You can download the yard schedule 1 calendar to see when your yard waste will be collected.
Here's a breakdown of the yard waste collection schedule for Decatur residents:
Yard Waste Scheduling
Yard waste collection starts on April 1, and materials will be collected separately on your scheduled weekday during the following weeks.
There are two yard schedules, Yard Schedule 1 and Yard Schedule 2, with different collection dates for each schedule. Yard Schedule 1 includes collection dates such as March 30, April 13 and 27, May 11 and 25, and so on, while Yard Schedule 2 includes collection dates like April 6 and 20, May 4 and 18, and so on.
You can download the yard schedule 1 calendar to see the specific dates for Yard Schedule 1. If you're located in Baltimore County, you can use the yard schedule 2 calendar, but note that properties outside of Baltimore County won't be included.
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To request an extra yard waste pickup, homeowners within city limits are allowed one free pickup of up to 10 30-gallon biodegradable yard waste bags or a cubic yard of bundled and tied limbs per month. Additional extra pickups will be charged $10 per cubic yard.
Here's a breakdown of the yard waste collection schedule:
Items for extra pickups must be placed within two feet of the curb by 6 am on the day of pickup and should not be blocked by a vehicle, bins, or any other objects.
Special Schedules
There are two yard waste pickup schedules, Yard Schedule 1 and Yard Schedule 2, which serve properties in Baltimore County.
Yard Schedule 1 collections start on April 1 and take place on a scheduled weekday during the following weeks. The schedule is as follows:
Yard Schedule 2 collections start on April 6 and take place on a scheduled weekday during the following weeks. The schedule is as follows:
If your property is located outside of Baltimore County, it won't be included in the schedule. If your property is within Baltimore County but not found in the system, you can call 410-887-2000 for assistance.
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Extra Pickups
If you need to schedule an extra yard waste pickup, you're allowed one free pickup per month of up to 10 30-gallon biodegradable yard waste bags or a cubic yard of bundled and tied limbs.
To be eligible, branches must be cut to four feet or shorter, be no more than four inches in diameter, and bundled securely with twine into manageable bundles. You can also request additional extra pickups for the month, which will be charged $10 per cubic yard.
Items for extra pickups must be placed within two feet of the curb by 6 am on the day of pickup and should NOT be blocked by a vehicle, bins, or any other objects.
You can request a Yard Waste Extra Pickup by calling 574.235.9971 or finding more information on the city's website.
Here's a list of the Yard Schedule 2 collection dates:
Note that this schedule is only for Baltimore County properties, so if your property is located outside of the county, it won't appear in the results. If your property is located within the county but isn't found in the system, you can call 410-887-2000 for assistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I put yard waste in my garbage?
No, yard waste should not be put in your garbage. Consider alternative disposal methods to keep landfills space-efficient
What is the yard waste law in Michigan?
In Michigan, yard waste such as grass clippings, leaves, and shrubs must be separated from regular trash and taken to a designated recycling site. This law aims to reduce waste sent to landfills and promote environmentally friendly practices.
How to dispose of yard waste in Phoenix?
Dispose of yard waste in Phoenix by using the curbside green organics container or participating in the Certified Green Organics Program. Processed materials are sent to the 27th Avenue Compost Facility for further processing
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