Columbus Trash Schedule
As a Columbus resident, I have always been impressed by the city’s commitment to keeping our streets clean and beautiful. One of the ways the city achieves this is through the Columbus Trash Schedule, a comprehensive program that ensures regular collection of household waste and recycling.
What is the Columbus Trash Schedule?
The Columbus Trash Schedule is a program managed by the Department of Public Service. It provides residents with a schedule for collection of household waste, yard waste, and recycling. The program also educates residents about proper disposal of hazardous waste and electronics.
Why is the Columbus Trash Schedule important?
The Columbus Trash Schedule plays a critical role in keeping our city clean and green. By providing residents with a clear schedule for waste collection, we can reduce litter and prevent illegal dumping. The program also encourages recycling, which helps to conserve natural resources and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
List of Events and Competitions
The Columbus Trash Schedule includes a range of events and competitions throughout the year. These include:
- Earth Day Cleanup
- Recycling Contests for Schools and Businesses
- Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events
Detailed Schedule Guide
The Columbus Trash Schedule provides residents with a detailed guide to waste collection. The schedule is divided into three zones, with each zone receiving collection on different days of the week. The guide also includes information about what can be recycled, how to dispose of bulk items, and how to properly prepare materials for collection.
Zone 1
Zone 1 includes the following neighborhoods: Clintonville, North Campus, South Clintonville, University District, and Weinland Park. Household waste is collected on Mondays, yard waste is collected on Tuesdays, and recycling is collected on Wednesdays.
Zone 2
Zone 2 includes the following neighborhoods: Downtown, East Columbus, Franklinton, Italian Village, Milo-Grogan, Near East Side, Olde Towne East, Short North, and Victorian Village. Household waste is collected on Tuesdays, yard waste is collected on Wednesdays, and recycling is collected on Thursdays.
Zone 3
Zone 3 includes the following neighborhoods: Eastmoor, Far East Side, Greater Hilltop, Linden, Northland, Northeast, Northwest, South Side, Southeast, Southwest, and West Side. Household waste is collected on Thursdays, yard waste is collected on Fridays, and recycling is collected on Saturdays.
Schedule Table
| Zone | Household Waste | Yard Waste | Recycling |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday |
| 2 | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday |
| 3 | Thursday | Friday | Saturday |
Question and Answer
Q: What can I recycle?
A: The Columbus Trash Schedule accepts a wide range of materials for recycling, including paper, cardboard, glass, metal cans, and plastic containers labeled #1-7. Please visit the program website for a complete list of accepted materials.
Q: What if I have a bulk item to dispose of?
A: The Columbus Trash Schedule offers bulk item collection for a fee. Contact the Department of Public Service to schedule a pickup.
Q: What if I have hazardous waste or electronics to dispose of?
A: The Columbus Trash Schedule offers regular collection events for hazardous waste and electronics. Please visit the program website for information about upcoming events.
FAQs
Q: How do I know which zone I am in?
A: You can find out which zone you are in by entering your address into the zone finder tool on the Columbus Trash Schedule website.
Q: What should I do if my collection is missed?
A: If your collection is missed, contact the Department of Public Service to report the issue. The department will work to resolve the problem as quickly as possible.
Q: How can I learn more about the Columbus Trash Schedule?
A: Visit the program website for information about waste collection, recycling, and upcoming events. You can also follow the program on social media for updates and news.
