Please remember this is not a spring clean up, therefore, we do not pick up all items.
Small items are considered household garbage and must be placed in a garbage bag, tagged and placed out on your next garbage collection day. If you are not sure what goes where, please check out the Wasteline App or call the Engineering/Public Works department first before taking the trouble to place your items at the curb.
Some examples of small items:
- Garden hoses & garden edging - these items can be rolled up and placed in a garbage bag, tagged and placed out on your collection day.
- Small appliances such as microwaves, kettles, toasters, toaster ovens, vacuum cleaners including upright vacuum cleaners - these items can be taken to a scrap metal company or to the EnviroDepot.
- Plastic flower pots - this can be placed in your recycling bin if they are clean of dirt, however, the small plastic plant cells must be placed in your garbage bag.
- Ceramic, clay, or stone flower pots or bird baths – These items can be brought to the EnviroDepot to be given a second life. If you choose to place ceramics in your garbage, remember that bags cannot weigh more than 44lbs. Sharp pieces must be disposed of in a container and marked clearly of broken pieces and tagged and placed out for garbage pickup.
- Small rugs or carpet remnants, curtain rods - these can be rolled up or broken down and placed in a garbage bag.
- Wood, cabinets, home renovations, and construction material - these items must be disposed of at either the Enviro Depot or at the Oxford County Landfill in Salford.