Garbage Collection Update: Rear-Yard & Bulk Pickups Resume in the Village of Ridgewood
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Ridgewood NJ, The wait is over! We are pleased to announce that regular rear-yard trash collection resumes today, Tuesday, March 3. We want to extend a sincere thank you to our residents for your patience and understanding during the recent temporary suspension. These changes were vital to ensuring the safety of our sanitation crews, and we appreciate your support in keeping our community workers safe.
🚛 Bulk Refuse Schedule: What You Need to Know
Bulk collection is returning to its regular schedule with no five-bag limit. Please take note of the specific dates for your area:
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West Side: Collection resumes Wednesday, March 4.
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East Side: Collection resumes Wednesday, March 11.
⚠️ Quick Refresher on Bulk Rules
To keep our collection process running smoothly, please remember these guidelines:
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Item Limit: Maximum of 7 items per pickup.
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Weight Limit: No individual items over 100 pounds.
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Prohibited Items: We cannot collect tree stumps, dirt, rocks, concrete, building materials, or electronics (including TVs).
Need more details? [Click here to view the full Village Refuse Guidelines.]
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What about the weight limit on your yard waste Kansas in the spring in the summer because at times they get extremely heavy. And we had many employees that got severely hurt in the past. This issue needs to be addressed by the mayor council manager director.
Wear a back brace.
This is not a Kansas blog. Please stop drinking and posting.
Wow, while at a previous council meeting during the winter, they mentioned that they’ve been having problems with yard, waste collection, cans being too heavy, and in the past, they had employees that have been injured. So they are looking into how can they address this issue of making the cans lighter. Obviously some residents are out of control with weight control. Obviously the individuals putting thumbs down. Don’t know the situation that happened occurring. You need to get your information in order. I don’t know who you’re listening to, but obviously they’re giving you wrong information.
It is amazing how some of these residents over load, sanitation, recycling, yard waste, cans with no record of who’s picking these cans up. Some do care, some just don’t.
If my 68 yr old body can drag it to the curb, you can pick it up!
I can’t believe towns still pick up from ppls yards
Beleive it. Its one of the last nice things that differentiate us from Paterson
No boats in the front yard, no cars on the lawn, no above-ground pools in your front yard, and no chairs in the street where you illegally park cars