Does Zachary LA have curbside recycling?
Yes. Waste Management picks up recycling weekly on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, or Friday, depending on your location. Recycling goes loose in the 96-gallon green cart with the gold lid, with no bags or liners. Crews no longer collect the old 18-gallon bins once the new cart is in use. Sign up at wm.com.
What can go in the Zachary LA recycling cart?
The cart takes newspapers, magazines, scrap paper, flattened cardboard, cereal and cracker boxes, plastics #1 through #7, milk and juice cartons, and rinsed aluminum and tin cans. Glass bottles, jars, mirrors, and ceramics stay out. So do plastic bags, Styrofoam, plastic film, pizza boxes, and food-soiled paper.
When is bulk waste pickup in Zachary LA?
Waste Depot, LLC collects bulk waste on the 1st and 3rd Mondays north of Main Street (Hwy. 64) and the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays south of Main Street. The limit is 6 cubic yards per household, and tree limbs must be 45 pounds or less and no longer than 6 feet. Bagged green waste, leaves, tree trimmings, white goods, and furniture are accepted. Construction debris, tires, auto parts, and garbage are not. Call Waste Depot at 225-217-0455.
What are the Zachary LA landfill hours?
The East Baton Rouge Parish North Landfill at 16001 Samuels Road, Zachary, is open Monday through Friday 7 am to 5 pm and Saturday 7 am to 3 pm. Household garbage drops off free up to four times per month. Demolition debris and building materials cost $28 per ton, or $14 for up to 1,000 pounds. Call 225-389-4813.
How often is garbage collected in Zachary LA?
Waste Management collects garbage at the curb twice a week. Neither Waste Management nor Waste Depot collects on Christmas Day; when your pickup falls on Christmas, it moves to the next business day. Call the city at (225) 654-1902 with questions about your service.
What stays out of the Zachary LA recycling cart?
Batteries, electronics, paint, oil, filters, chemicals, and other hazardous waste stay out, along with tires, light bulbs, clothing, carpet, and furniture. Yard waste and household garbage stay out too. Put furniture and yard debris out for bulk pickup instead.