Brush Collection Yard Trimmings Information for Multi-Family Residents
Recycling brush is a highly effective way to help protect the environment, and Recology Del Norte is proud to offer an optional Brush Collection service to its customers.Don't send landscape materials to the landfill; Recycle them instead! On average, approximately 200 pounds of brush items are dumped annually from each Del Norte County household every year. That waste decomposes and creates methane gas, which is 23 times more potent than carbon dioxide and is directly attributed to climate change. We encourage you to look into starting a brush collection program. Other than being the environmentally friendly thing to do, most residents who participate in the brush collection program see a significant decrease in their trash if a successful brush collection program is in place.
Individual residents of multi-family dwellings are not able to sign up for brush collection service on their own, so talk to your property manager and see if they would like to utilize this service for an additional fee. On average, these services are offered at a reduced rate compared to Trash service. Your complex may be able to reduce its Trash service fees if a successful Brush collection program is in place. We also offer Temporary Brush Bin service for a one time service.
Contact our office for more information on the container sizes and rates.
So put your yard trimmings in the Brush Cart instead of the Trash cart, and help Del Norte achieve Waste Zero!
We accept leaves, brush, grass, flowers and tree trimmings (6" diameters x 30" length) in the Brush Collection cart.
Yard Trimmings
- Branches and brush (no larger than 6"" in diameter and 36" "long)
- Flowers and floral trimmings
- Grass
- Leaves
- Tree trimmings
Please, No:
- Animal waste
- Concrete, asphalt, stones, sod, dirt and bricks
- Cooking oil
- Diapers
- Food scraps, meat or dairy products
- Invasive weeds: tansy ragwort, scotch broom, pampas grass, or English ivy
- Juice or soy milk boxes with foil liner
- Liquids and ice
- Recyclables (glass, aluminum, paper, plastics 1-7)
- Palm fronds
- Plastic bags
- Plastic corks
- Plywood
- Soiled Paper products
- Styrofoam packaging, food containers and packing peanuts
- Treated and painted wood
Still have questions?
Visit Recycle Del Norte for general recycling and waste reduction information.