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Bulk trash & disposal updates — Lexington, KY
What changed lately in how this city handles bulk trash, drop-off and recycling — with the official source on every line.
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Lexington trash pick-up schedule changes for Labor Day holiday. Details here
Source: Lexington Herald Leader
What this means for you: A missed collection day means the pile sits another week. That is usually when people book a pickup instead.
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Labor Day waste collection schedule
Source: City of Lexington, Kentucky (.gov)
What this means for you: A missed collection day means the pile sits another week. That is usually when people book a pickup instead.
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Lexington trash collection moves to Wednesday during Labor Day holiday
Source: The Lexington Times
What this means for you: A missed collection day means the pile sits another week. That is usually when people book a pickup instead.
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Lexington trash to be picked up early for July 4th holiday. Here’s the schedule
Source: Lexington Herald Leader
What this means for you: A missed collection day means the pile sits another week. That is usually when people book a pickup instead.
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Lexington recycling center not accepting recyclables Tuesday
Source: WKYT
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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No curbside recycling collection on Tuesday, June 23 | City of Lexington, Kentucky
Source: City of Lexington, Kentucky (.gov)
What this means for you: A missed collection day means the pile sits another week. That is usually when people book a pickup instead.
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Heavy rain causes issues at Lexington Recycling Center
Source: WKYT
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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No curbside recycling on Tuesday in Lexington after heavy rain, flooding
Source: Lexington Herald Leader
What this means for you: A missed collection day means the pile sits another week. That is usually when people book a pickup instead.
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