Coweta County, GA Trash & Recycling: Pickup Rules & Schedules (2026)
Key Facts
- County curbside
- None; not provided
- Private haulers
- County-licensed, weekly curb service
- Self-haul
- Compactor sites (county bags)
- Newnan
- Curbside via Amwaste
- Governing code
- Chapter 62 (Ord. 023-24)
Summary
Coweta County runs no county curbside route. Unincorporated residents either subscribe to a county-licensed private hauler for weekly curb pickup, or self-haul household garbage to a county compactor site using official Coweta County bags.
Licensee shall provide weekly curb service collection of residential waste packaged as approved pursuant to this article, except as otherwise set out herein. Each licensee shall set uniform collection fees for services provided to all citizens in Coweta County.
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: Code of Ordinances: Supplement 40).
Full Breakdown
The unincorporated county provides no municipal garbage truck. Under Chapter 62 (rewritten by Ord. No. 023-24 in December 2024), households have two legal paths: contract with a hauler holding a county solid-waste license, who must run weekly curb service at a uniform fee, or self-haul refuse to a county compactor site or the transfer station. One- and two-family homes that self-haul must be able to show proof of proper disposal on request. Compactor sites take only household garbage from county residents, and all of it must go in official Coweta County bags. Inside Newnan, the city arranges curbside service through Amwaste.
Violations & Fines
Disposing of solid waste anywhere but a permitted facility or licensed hauler's container violates Chapter 62; self-haulers who cannot show proof of proper disposal on request are in violation.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Sources & Official References
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