Tagged Content:Waste Management (Environment)

Please contact the Collections Section at 301-952-7617.

You can submit your on-premises certification form after obtaining your doctor’s note. Applications are accepted on a rolling...

Due to HIPAA laws, the doctor’s note cannot be submitted electronically; therefore, please mail the certification/or...

Recertification forms must be submitted at least 30 days before the end of the initial two-year period during which you received...

If you are not approved for on-premises collection service, the service will not have started, and the cart(s) and/or yellow...

You can report a missed collection using the PGC311 mobile app or online at pgc311.com to submit requests 24/7. To speak with a...

The County will notify the hauler of your address and the assigned cart location for on-site collection service.

 

If you are a new applicant, once your on-premises application form has been submitted, an inspector will contact you. If you...

Your cart(s) must be visible from the street and placed at the location specified and communicated to you by the County...

Yes. Recertification every two years is required to confirm that on-premises service is still necessary. If you are permanently...

A physician’s note must verify that you are immobile and/or unable to move the cart(s) to the curb. This documentation is...

No. On-premises service is not available for households where a capable individual lives in the home and can roll the cart(s) to...

The changes aim to ensure that on-premises collection services are available only to residents who truly need this specialized...

No. Eligibility for on-premises collection is not determined by age. You must provide a physician’s note confirming that you are...

As part of the new eligibility or recertification process, residents must consult their physician to obtain a note stating that...

Only residents who are unable to move or roll their trash or recycling cart(s) should consider applying for this service. If you...

A person must have a doctor’s note indicating their inability to physically move or roll their trash or recycling cart(s) to the...

Please contact the Collections Section at 301-952-7617.

Any Prince George’s County resident receiving waste collection contracted by the County can apply or be recertified for on...

A resident may report a missed collection starting at noon on their regular collection day by contacting PGC311 online or...

To learn the trash and recycling days for your community, use our online address tool or contact PGC311 to determine your...

For information about your trash collection service, please contact PGC311 or visit us at Residential Collections.

All trash must...

No plastic bags are allowed in the curbside recycling program including translucent clear plastic bags. These bags can only be...

To view a full list of the waste collection holiday schedule, visit Holiday Waste Collection Schedule for more information or...

Once collected, recyclables are taken to the County’s Materials Recycling Facility (MRF) where the materials are sorted and are...

Clippings that are left on the lawn will return to the earth and restore natural ingredients to the soil. Additionally, these...

Household items that are flammable, caustic or toxic are considered to be hazardous. Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) includes:

• Ac...

Residents can now place UP TO 4 standard bulky items directly next to your trash cart for curbside pickup on your regular trash...