Does Roseville MI have curbside recycling?
Yes. Residents use a 64-gallon recycling cart for plastics coded 1 through 7, grocery bags, clear and colored glass, metal, paper, phone books, magazines, brown paper bags, and flattened cardboard. Household batteries go in a clear plastic bag on top of the cart. Paper milk and juice cartons, styrofoam, wax-coated cardboard, window glass, propane tanks, paint cans, and chemicals stay out.
When do I put my trash out in Roseville MI?
Set refuse, recyclables, compost, and bulk items at the curb after 6 pm the evening before pickup and no later than 7 am on collection day. Loose bags, boxes, and improper containers are prohibited. Each address has a 96-gallon trash container, and Green For Life sells extra containers at 866-772-8900. Call DPS at 586-445-5470 about pickup problems.
How does yard waste pickup work in Roseville MI?
Compost collection runs from the beginning of April to the beginning of December, with exact dates on the city calendar. Use 30-gallon kraft paper bags, 32 to 35 gallon cans with a city COMPOST sticker, or tied bundles of brush up to 2 inches thick, 4 feet long, and 18 inches across. Each bag, can, or bundle weighs 60 pounds or less. Plastic bags, stumps, and whole bushes stay out of yard waste pickup.
Where do I take household hazardous waste in Roseville MI?
Take oil-based paint, stains, cleaners, solvents, glues, motor oil, lawn sprays, and fertilizer to the monthly Macomb County Health Department household hazardous waste drop-off at 43525 Elizabeth Road. Call 586-469-5236 for dates and times. Latex paint goes out with regular trash once you dry it out or solidify it with cat litter, oil dry, or sand and leave the lid off.
How do I get rid of bulk items and tires in Roseville MI?
Mattresses, box springs, couches, dinette sets, and appliances count as bulk items, and residents get one bulk item on the regular collection day. For a large, heavy, or metal item such as an appliance, call Green For Life at 866-772-8900 the day before. Tires go in the trash only when cut in quarters. Otherwise return tires to a tire retailer, which charges a small disposal fee.
What do I do with brush and large limbs in Roseville MI?
Take them to a commercial facility or schedule the DPS chipper service, which takes limbs up to 8 inches in diameter and no stumps. Sign the Chipper Agreement form, available at DPS, 29411 Calahan, and on the city website.