What happens to my compostable materials (food scraps and yard trim) once they are collected?
All materials are transported to the Prince George’s County Organics Composting Facility for processing. Materials are placed in...
What compostable bags/liners are accepted?
- Compostable bags are available at stores and must be labeled as either “home compostable” or “commercially/industrially...
What are the benefits of participating in the County’s Curbside Composting program?
Collecting compost at the curb will:
- Offer an additional weekly curbside collection service.
- Keep valuable materials out of our...
I live in a townhome community that has a common area where residents place their trash cans to be collected. Where should I put my bulky items for collection?
Residents residing in a townhome community must place their one (1) or two (2) standard bulky items or bags at the curb in front...
Addressing Climate Change
Climate Action Learn about the County's initiatives, programs, and policies aimed at mitigating the impacts of climate change...
Aging Advisory Committee
Overview The Prince George’s County Advisory Committee on Aging is comprised of 24 members appointed by the County Executive and...
Aging Advisory Committee
Overview The Prince George’s County Advisory Committee on Aging is comprised of 24 members appointed by the County Executive and...
NPDES MS4 Phase II Report
Stormwater regulations adopted by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in November 1990 led to the issuance in 1993 of a...