San Angelo provides curbside recycling collected every other week on your garbage day, alternating opposite bulk pickup. Recycling is a city-provided service through Republic Services rather than a mandate. Follow your Red or Blue zone calendar and keep non-recyclables out of the cart.
Recycling collection alternates biweekly with bulk pickup on your assigned garbage day, so each week the second truck takes either recycling or bulk. Your Red or Blue Collection Calendar at sanangelo.gov shows which weeks are recycling weeks. Place recyclables loose in the recycling cart, not bagged, and keep out food waste and other contaminants that can cause a load to be rejected. The city releases updated recycling and bulk calendars each year. Recycling is offered as part of standard residential solid-waste service billed on your city utility account; it is not separately mandated by ordinance.
Contaminated carts may be tagged and left uncollected until non-recyclables are removed. Placing refuse outside approved containers, or dumping it, can be cited as illegal dumping under sec. 7.02.062.
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