Virginia Beach extends 6 a.m. trash collection schedule through Aug. 21
Virginia Beach will start scheduled residential waste and recycling collections at 6 a.m. Tuesday through Friday, Aug. 18-21. Collection weekdays remain unchanged.
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Gridley village board schedules Aug. 3 meeting at Village Hall
The Gridley Village Board is scheduled to meet Aug. 3, 2026, at 7 p.m. at Village Hall, with the village continuing work involving growth, services and infrastructure.
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Universal City begins new trash and recycling service under five-year contract
Universal City’s residential waste service switched to Frontier Waste Solutions on Aug. 3, 2026, bringing new carts, a revised collection arrangement and a five-year initial contract.
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Ozark mayor takes resident concerns on roads, recycling and growth to city staff
Ozark residents raised questions about recycling, traffic, roads, the August election and new development during a July 11 community conversation with Mayor Don Currence.
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Universal City begins five-year transition to Frontier Waste Solutions for trash and recycling
Frontier Waste Solutions began serving Universal City on Monday, August 3, replacing Waste Management under an exclusive city contract. Residents are adjusting to new carts, collection schedules and rules for trash, recycling, brush, bulk items and household hazardous waste.
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Richmond, MO recycled-tire park amenities move forward with $33,319 state grant
A $33,319 Missouri Department of Natural Resources grant is funding recycled-tire benches and picnic tables at four Richmond parks, with no required city match.
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Construction is underway on Portland’s $36 million ecomaine recycling expansion
Construction is underway at ecomaine’s new Portland recycling facility, a $36 million project designed to raise sorting capacity to up to 25 tons per hour.
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Lakewood council weighs new rules for commercial waste haulers
Lakewood City Council is scheduled to consider a first-reading ordinance Aug. 10 that could tie local hauler licensing to Colorado’s recycling program and eliminate separate charges for eligible residential recycling.
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Draper residents face a $4 monthly garbage increase as city shifts collection to ACE
Draper will move residential garbage and recycling collection on public streets to ACE Recycling and Disposal on August 17, raising the standard monthly rate from $15 to $19.
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Sioux Falls tree-branch drop sites remain open through Aug. 9
Sioux Falls residents have through Sunday, Aug. 9, to bring eligible storm-damaged leaves and branches to two free residential drop sites.
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St. Louis seeks resident input on waste and recycling services
The City of St. Louis has opened a survey seeking residents’ opinions on residential waste and recycling services. The survey is scheduled to remain open through Aug. 31, 2026.
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Lodi Fire Department and WM Launch Hazardous-Waste Fire Prevention Campaign
Lodi’s fire department and WM announced an eight-week disposal-safety campaign on July 22, with bus and farmers-market outreach and a Sept. 5 e-waste event.
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Shoreview residents can now use county food-scraps pickup program
Shoreview households can enroll in the Ramsey-Washington food-scraps pickup program, order required bags for free and place tied bags in regular trash carts.
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Lincoln launches “Love Your Land Phil” waste diversion campaign—what residents need to know
Lincoln’s “Love Your Land Phil” waste-diversion campaign starts in July. Here’s what it asks residents to change, plus the official “What Bin” tool and hotline.
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Phoenix solid waste bills rise July 1: rate changes, organics option, bill timing
Phoenix solid waste rates rise July 1: first $5/month increase hits the July city services bill. Optional organics and SAY R&R discounts.
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Heavy rain disrupts Lexington recycling and floods cleanup
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government says mechanical problems after wet recyclables mean no curbside recycling Tuesday, June 23—and urges 311 flood reporting.
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Smyrna’s Juneteenth holiday shifts trash pickup, closes library and recycling
Smyrna GA – Juneteenth on Friday, June 19, 2026 shifts curbside pickup a day early and closes the recycling center and public library for the holiday.
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Why New Orleans still doesn’t have universal recycling after the federal grant fight
New Orleans LA – Recycling still exists, but it is still opt-in. The city now wants EPA to preserve planning and outreach funds after dropping the cart rollout.