Bulk trash & disposal updates — Buffalo, NY
What changed lately in how this city handles bulk trash, drop-off and recycling — with the official source on every line. Last checked:
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Buffalo deputy mayor explains bulk trash cuts, fee increase
Source: WKBW
What this means for you: Bulk pickup rules move more often than people expect. If this changes your collection day, a hauler can take it whenever you are actually free.
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Buffalo reduces bulk trash pickup to once a year, eliminating fall collection
Source: WKBW
What this means for you: Bulk pickup rules move more often than people expect. If this changes your collection day, a hauler can take it whenever you are actually free.
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Mayor Brown, City of Buffalo Sponsor Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Day
Source: City of Buffalo (.gov)
What this means for you: These items cannot ride along with regular junk. Sort them out first — a hauler will not take them either.
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Mayor Brown, City of Buffalo and The Roebling Avenue Block Club Sponsor Community Recycling Event
Source: City of Buffalo (.gov)
What this means for you: Recycling routes and accepted items shift with contracts. If your item is refused at the curb, a hauler can still route it properly.
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Mayor Brown Announces the Start of Buffalo Leaf Recycling Program
Source: City of Buffalo (.gov)
What this means for you: Recycling routes and accepted items shift with contracts. If your item is refused at the curb, a hauler can still route it properly.
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Holiday Trash and Recycling Schedule
Source: City of Buffalo (.gov)
What this means for you: Recycling routes and accepted items shift with contracts. If your item is refused at the curb, a hauler can still route it properly.
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