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Scottsdale’s trash, recycling collection days change in November

Posted 9/7/21

On Nov. 1, Scottsdale’s trash and recycling collection days will change in order to adjust unbalanced routes due to city growth over the past two decades.

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Scottsdale’s trash, recycling collection days change in November

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On Nov. 1, Scottsdale’s trash and recycling collection days will change in order to adjust unbalanced routes due to city growth over the past two decades.

This change will improve efficiency and make it easier to process recyclables, according to a press release.

Trash and recycling routes have not changed in more than 20 years, becoming unbalanced due to growth. The new collection schedule is based on the route size and the amount of solid waste and recycling collected.

Residents who do not have a change in collection days may see a difference in collection times due to route changes, the city’s press release stated. Trash and recycling containers should be placed on the street with wheels against the curb by 5 a.m. on collection days.

Operating more efficiently means the city can balance the size of collection routes to provide more consistent service, preserve the longevity of collection vehicles by carrying the right sized loads and not overload our processing center.

New collection routes begin Nov. 1.

To determine your new collection days, visit ScottsdaleAZ.gov, search “Collection Day,” then find your service area on the map or use the Find My Service Day Tool. Residents can also call the city of Scottsdale at 480-312-5353.