The trash collection schedule for 2025 is here.
Trash & Recycling:
Trash and recycling are collected on Monday.
Regime associations with backdoor trash service also receive backdoor recycling service. Store the recycling cart with the trash cart.
Garbage, household trash and recycling from single family homes should be placed curbside no earlier than noon on the day prior to pickup and no later than 7:00 am on pickup day. Please place containers at least three feet apart. Containers must be retrieved by the end of the pickup day and stored in a location where not mostly visible.
Yard Debris:
Yard debris is collected on Tuesday.
All loose debris from developed properties should be bagged in sturdy paper bags. Limbs and palm fronds (size maximum four feet in length and four inches in diameter) may be stacked curbside. Yard debris may be placed curbside between dawn Saturday and 7:00 am on the scheduled pickup day.
Yard debris generated by contractors is not included for pickup in the SIPOA yard debris program. Any contractor placing yard debris curbside may be subject to monetary assessments.
Brown & White Pickup:
SIPOA provides pickup services for bulky/large items such as appliances, electronics, household furnishings, bedding, and the like. Dates are listed in the annual trash schedule. Bulk items may be left curbside no earlier than noon the day prior to pickup and no later than 7:00 am on the day of pickup. Do not leave bulk items at the recycling center.
Hazardous Materials:
Hazardous materials are items that pose a hazard to the environment (e.g. batteries, fuels, paints, solvents, insecticides, and motor oil). Hazardous materials must be left with the attendant at the SIPOA recycling area between 9:00 am and 2:00 pm on Brown & White pickup days only.
Please email trash@sipoa.org if you have any questions/comments about:
- Missed trash, recycling or yard debris collection
- New trash/recycling cart requests
- All other questions related to trash, recycling or yard debris collection
Remember to include your name, property address and phone number in your message.
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