Residents of Palisade, Colo., will need to adjust their schedules as waste management services are delayed due to the holiday season. For those looking to clear out post-holiday clutter, trash pickup originally set for Friday, December 27, will now occur on Saturday, December 28.
Local officials have requested that all trash and recycling be ready for pickup by 7 a.m. Saturday to ensure smooth collection.
What Residents Need to Know
The delay affects regular trash pickup as well as recycling schedules for the town. Officials also issued a reminder about recycling guidelines, highlighting this week as a Green Week.
Key details for residents:
- Trash pickup: Saturday, December 28. Ensure all waste is curbside by 7 a.m.
- Recycling schedule: Green Week collection applies to those living south of the railroad tracks.
Why the Delay?
Holiday scheduling often disrupts regular services, and this year is no exception. Waste management teams are adjusting operations to accommodate the holiday season’s increased demand and altered timelines.
The town’s proactive communication via press releases aims to minimize confusion and help residents prepare.
Tips for Efficient Trash and Recycling Prep
With the delay, residents have a bit more time to prepare their trash and recycling. Here are a few suggestions to make the process seamless:
- Break down cardboard boxes to save space.
- Separate recyclable materials from general waste to avoid contamination.
- Secure trash bags tightly to prevent spills or wind-related messes.
Palisade officials are grateful for residents’ patience and cooperation as they manage the holiday workload.
