Citrus County, FL Trash & Recycling: Holiday Pickup Schedule (2026)
Key Facts
- No collection on Sundays
- Except during an emergency
- No collection on
- County holidays / landfill closures
- Advance notice required
- 10 days before the holiday
- Governing section
- Citrus County Code § 82-107(1)
- Applies to
- Unincorporated Citrus County only
Summary
Citrus County suspends garbage collection on county-designated holidays and on any day the sanitary landfill is closed, and requires the collector to notify affected customers at least ten days ahead of a holiday closure and tell them the next scheduled pickup date.
No collection shall occur on Sundays except in the time of emergency. No collection shall occur on county-designated holidays or other days wherein the sanitary landfill is closed. At least ten days prior to such collection holiday, the collector shall notify all customers whose normal collection day falls upon such holidays that no collection services will be provided on such holiday and the date of the next scheduled collection day.
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: Code of Ordinances: Supplement 76).
Full Breakdown
Citrus County Code § 82-107(1) states that no collection shall occur on Sundays except during an emergency, and separately bars collection on county-designated holidays or other days on which the sanitary landfill is closed. Because the standard route pauses on those dates, the collector must notify every customer whose normal collection day falls on a holiday at least ten days before that holiday, telling them both that no service will run that day and the date of their next scheduled collection. This notice duty sits within the same 'hours and days of collection' subsection that fixes normal pickup hours under § 21-21(10) and lets the solid waste coordinator authorize collection outside those hours only for a documented emergency.
The holiday-shift rule applies to the certified residential collector serving unincorporated Citrus County; it does not govern collection inside Crystal River or Inverness, which run their own municipal schedules and may observe different holidays. Because the code ties the closure to whenever the county landfill itself is shut, a customer's actual makeup day can shift depending on the disposal facility's own holiday calendar as much as the calendar holiday itself, which is why the ten-day customer notice requirement exists in the ordinance.
Violations & Fines
A collector that fails to give customers the ten-day advance notice of a holiday closure required by § 82-107(1), or that collects on a Sunday outside a documented coordinator-approved emergency, is out of compliance with its certification and can face suspension or revocation proceedings under § 82-111.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Sources & Official References
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