Changes will take effect in September 2024
Starting on September 30, residents will be able to schedule bulk trash pick-up online, rather than waiting for a quarterly collection date based on their area.
The city says it will allow residents to have more convenient pick-ups after projects, clean-up and storms, and bulk trash piles will stay out for shorter periods of time. ABC15 IS HERE TO HELP Do you have a concern in your community or a news tip? We want to hear from you! It will also allow drivers to create more efficient routes based on pickup requests, instead of driving down every street looking for trash piles.Customers are still allowed up to four bulk trash collections each year, city officials say. General guidelines on bulk trash placement and permitted/prohibited items will remain the same.
Trash piling up in Phoenix neighborhoods after delays in bulk trash pickup We've also been working to get you answers on what to do if there is an excess of trash or graffiti in your neighborhood.
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