Get ready for a spring cleaning
GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colorado ” It is time again to spruce up and clean up. Take advantage of this annual program and do some spring cleaning around your residence. This is a limited time offer, so please plan ahead.
Regulations
Please, this service is only for residences within the city limits of Glenwood Springs. Anyone dumping debris from outside the city limits will be issued a ticket and fined for illegal dumping. Sorry, there is no service available to commercial properties.
Volume is limited to one dump truck load (approximately five cubic yards) per residence.
Hazardous items cannot be picked up (includes batteries, tires, paints, gas or air cylinders, gas tanks, sealed containers, waste motor oil, antifreeze, copiers, television sets or computer monitors, etc.) There will be a Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day April 18. Please call 945-5375 for additional information and an appointment.
Refrigerated appliances will be picked up only if they have a “Freon Free” certificate properly attached.
Tree limbs should be cut into lengths not longer than 6 feet and stacked neatly and separated to be mulched.
Please place recyclable materials such as wood products, metals, appliances, etc., in separate piles to assist in recycling as much material as possible.
Reminders
Please place your items out by 7 a.m. of the first day of clean up in your area.
Please place your items in the street in front of your residence. Trailer parks, etc. need to keep their items in front of their residence or next to the road adjacent to their home. Please remember community piles are not allowed.
Please keep all debris separate from regular household trash containers so it will not interrupt regular trash service.
City crews will not go onto private property to pick up items.
City crews can make only one trip through your neighborhood, so it’s important all items are ready by the start date for your area.
Please do not place your items against any buildings, fences, etc. to avoid damage.
Please do not place items out you do not want removed: wheelbarrow, trashcans, tubs, etc., as all items in the pick up area will be removed.
Please do not place items on grass or landscaped area as machinery may cause damage.
The city will not be responsible for damage in these cases.
For questions, please call Public Works at 384-6379.
The following businesses provide the indicated services. There may be a small charge or specific collection criteria. Please call the service provider for details:
Waste oil recycling: Pit Stop 945-1118; Grease Monkey 945-5015
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