Trash in low rise residential buildings must be containerized starting Nov. 12: Mayor

Mayor Eric Adams on Monday announced that owners of residential buildings with nine or fewer units will be required to place their trash in containers

Mayor Eric Adams demonstrating the new wheeled and lidded official “NYC Bin” outside of Gracie Mansion. Monday, July 08, 2024. starting Nov. 12.Owners of small residential buildings and single-family homes must purchase the bins and begin using them by June 2026, the mayor said.

Adams said that once the rule goes into effect on Nov. 12, the city will have containerized 70% of its 14 billion pounds of annual trash. The city is selling the new bins for less than $50 for the most common size, a price the Sanitation commissioner said is far cheaper than those of comparable quality in the marketplace. She added the bins are now available for property owners to order online at

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