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City of Niagara Falls Develops Plan for the Removal of Extra Waste Carts by August 29, 2020

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· August 20, 2020
City of Niagara Falls Develops Plan for the Removal of Extra Waste Carts by August 29, 2020
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Niagara Falls City Hall

 

By: Reporter Staff

The city of Niagara Falls and Modern Disposal have developed a plan for the removal of excess waste (blue) and recycling (green) carts. For Niagara Falls residents who have extra waste and recycling carts for which a service change request has been filed and approved, Modern Disposal will be picking up these carts for removal on August 29, 2020, starting at 8 a.m.

Niagara Falls Department of Public Works has been and are continuing to send out letters to residents who have approved requests for removal of the extra carts. These letters will include information explaining what the procedure for removal is, as well as providing yellow tags and zip ties to mark and indicate carts that are to be removed.

 

Niagara Falls Mayor Robert M. Restaino.

 

Residents are asked to prepare their extra carts as follows:

–        Carts put out for removal must have the yellow tag attached to them. Carts that do not have a tag will not be removed.

–        Carts must be visible and accessible.

–        Carts must be at the streets edge.

–        Carts (for both waste and recycling) must be empty at the time of removal.

For any questions or concerns, please contact the Department of Public Works at (716) 286-4826.

 

 

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