|
 Yard Waste is Prohibited from Garbage in Minnesota
The Yard Waste Season in Minnesota typically runs from mid-April through mid-November, weather permitting. This site will be updated as the season gets closer to specify the season end.
The 2013 Yard Waste Season runs from Mid April through Mid-November.
You can dispose of yard trimmings by: |
|
Extra Yard Waste
Wheeled yard waste carts make collecting and transporting yard waste convenient and safe. Lifting heavy cans and bags of yard
waste can be a safety hazard for residents and collectors. Extra yard waste can be put out for collection. Please keep the following guidelines in mind to reduce safety hazards.
Extra yard waste may be put in
- your own containers (32-gallon, 40 lb. limit), or
- reusable polywoven yard waste bags, or
- compostable bags or kraft paper yard waste bags, or
- bundles (4'x2' limit).
|
Christmas tree pickup schedule for 2013:
Please call Waste Management Customer Service at
1-888-960-0008 to schedule your tree for collection.
If you currently have Unlimited Yard Waste Service, your Christmas tree may be picked up during your designated collection week at no additional cost. If you do not have yard waste service, your tree can be picked up for just $5.75. |
County
Anoka
Carver
Chisago
Dakota
Hennepin
Ramsey
Scott
Sherburne
Washington
St Louis Park
Robbinsdale
Stillwater
|
2013 Tree Collection is provided during:
The week of December 31st and January 7th
The week of December 31st and January 14th
The week of December 31st and January 14th
The week of January 7th and January 21st
The week of December 31st and January 14th
The week of December 31st and January 7th
The week of December 31st and January 14th
The week of December 31st and January 7th
The week of December 31st and January 7th
City Collections Different from County Collections:
The week of December 31st, January 7th and 14th
The week of December 31st and January 7th
The week of December 31st and January 7th
|
Christmas trees must be free of all ornaments, bags, and tinsel and must be six feet or less in length.
|
