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BULK ITEM COLLECTION
City Collects Metal Items Only
Such as: hot water heaters, grills, stoves,
refrigerators, metal patio furniture, etc…
Call City Hall by 2pm on Tuesdays
for Wednesday pick-up.
We do not pick up Non-Metal
Items such as: mattresses, chairs,
couches, other furniture, etc...
To Dispose of Non-Metal Bulk Items:
Take to Scarboro Landfill located at
3135 Scarboro Rd.,Street, MD 21154.
For fees and hours of operation:
Ph. 410-638-3018
-orCall a private hauler or call:
Waste Industries at 410-457-0404
ANNUAL CLEAN UP DAYS:
2014
April 19, 26 and May 3*
Sept. 20, 27 and Oct. 11*
* dates = Paper Shredder on-site 8am-noon
8am –3pm
HdG Community Center
100 Lagaret Lane.
Multiple dumpsters available
All bulk items accepted.
No hazardous materials or paint cans.
This service is offered to
Residents of HdG Only.
- Not for Commercial Use Bring Proof of Residency.
See Holiday Schedule
below!
Due to space limits, if your particular street/neighborhood is not listed here, consider where
you fit into the surrounding area. When in doubt, call City Hall at 410-939-1800 x-1130
or visit: www.havredegracemd.com under City Services
MONDAYS
TUESDAYS
From Congress Ave. to the South
From Pennington Ave. up Chapel Rd. & Rt.155
Adams St.
Alleghany St.
Alliance St.
Anderson Ave.
Armstrong Ave.
Lewis St.
Lodge Ln.
Adams St.
Arthur Dr.
Market St.
Battery Dr.
Bay Blvd.
Blackberry Ln.
Bloomsbury Ave.
Bourbon St.
Parkway Ave.
Peach Ln.
Pink Ln.
Plum Ln.
Pusey St.
Barrett Dr.
Bayview Dr.
Bern Dr.
Chesapeake Dr.
Commerce St.
Concord Pl.
Concord St.
Concove Way
Congress Ave.
Revolution St.
Deaver St.
O’Neill Ct.
Seneca Ave.
Stokes St
Strawberry Ln.
Union Ave. (south of
Congress Ave.)
Vandiver Ct.
Vanneman Ln.
Village Dr.
Fairway Ct.
Fountain St.
Freedom Ln.
Washington St.
Webb Ln.
Weber St.
Wilson St.
Giles St.
Girard St.
Hebditch Ln.
Young St.
Juniata St.
Lafayette St.
Lewis Ln. (to Rt. 40)
Also on Mondays:
Pointe Way
Seneca Pointe
WEDNESDAYS
Chapel Rd.
Mt. Pleasant Ct.
Oak Tree Dr.
1201 Pulaski Hwy.
DEVELOPMENTS:
Bayview Estates
Grace Harbor
Greenway Farm
Meadows at Bulle Rock
The Paddocks
Camilla St.
Centennial Ln.
Chapel Rd. 1472-82
Chapel Terrace
Currier St.
Drew Dr.
Elizabeth St.
Erie St.
Eugene Dr.
Fountain St. north side
Francis St.
Franklin St.
Freedom Ln.
Garfield Rd.
George Ct.
Green St.
Garfield Rd.
Graceview Dr.
Greenway Ct.
Hall’s Rd.
Hoppers Ln.
Juniata St.
Legion Dr.
Linden Ln.
Locust St.
Lodge Ln.
Market St.
Martin Rd.
McSpadden Dr.
Morrison Lane
Nena Ave.
Ontario St.
Otsego St.
Park Dr.
Pearl St.
Pennington Ave.
Stansbury Ct.
St. James Terrace
St. John St. (140)
Stokes St.
Strawberry Ln.
Superior St. 221-324
Superior St.1300-1511
Tydings Rd.
RECYCLE: Every THURSDAY
All year round
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See back for Recycle Guide.
All year round
Grass clippings, hedge and tree trimmings,
branches, leaves and Christmas trees.
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Congress Ave.)
Wakefield Dr.
Warren St.
Washington St.
Water St.
Woodhaven Ct.
DEVELOPMENTS:
Grace Manor
Gracecroft (Village of)
Havre de Hills
available at
City Hall.
YARDWASTE: Every FRIDAY
Union Ave. (north of
Van Buren St.
Vancherie Ct.
Place recyclables in same spot as trash
cans.
The Recycling Can must be marked.
Put a recycling sticker* or a large “X”
marked on the side of the can.
Place the heavier recyclables on top to
prevent wind from blowing the paper items.
No Plastic bags.
* Recycle Stickers
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Place yard waste in same spot as trash
cans.
Bagging is preferred, but if placed in a can,
remove lid, pack loosely, and tie a blue
bag to handle so the hauler knows it is
yard waste.
Tie branches in bundles: not longer than
4 feet, not wider than 2 feet,
not over 50 pounds in weight,
no branches over 11/2 inches in diameter.
HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
No collections on the following days:
New Year’s Day
MLK Jr. Day
Presidents’ Day
Memorial Day
July 4th
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
Trash, Recycling and Yard Waste Collections
will be delayed by 1 day the remainder of
the holiday week.
City of Havre de Grace
711 Pennington Ave.,
Havre de Grace, MD 21078
Your Neighborhood
A few words about…
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Mark both the lid and the can with your
address to prevent loss or theft.
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Secure your trash and recyclables to
prevent contents from being wind-blown.
Collection Schedule
PAPER:
Juice boxes, Milk cartons, Cereal boxes, Frozen
food boxes, etc...
Newspaper, Magazines, Catalogs, Phone books,
Junk mail, Greeting cards, Paper & Hard books,
Shoe boxes,
Paper bags, Office paper, Cardboard
Know the City Code:
The Container:
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Refuse must be in a metal or plastic trash
can with a lid. Trash Can size can not be
more than 30 gallons and shall be rodent
proof. Maximum 50 lbs. in weight when full.
If using a plastic garbage can, it should not
become brittle at temperatures of –10° F.
The Contents:
Yard
Waste,
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Normal household waste only. No metal
items larger than a tin can.
Garbage shall not be placed out in
plastic bags unless the bags are tightly
secured and placed in a trash can or a
dumpster.
Important Times to Remember:
Garbage!
Container may be a garbage can, cardboard box, tote, or anything that will fully contain the material, prevent
it from being wind-blown and protect it from the elements.
ACCEPTABLE
X = NOT ACCEPTABLE
Please review the following points to insure
a clean, safe environment for you
and your neighbors.
Recycle,
and
RECYCLE ~ All-in-One Container Paper, Plastic, Metal & Glass
Curbside Collections
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Put Cans out at Curbside: after 6pm the
evening before scheduled pick-up, but no
later than 7am on collection day.
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Bring Cans in from Curbside: by 8:00pm
of the collection day.
City Code Ch.162 - Solid Waste - Paraphrased
Go to www.havredegracemd.com for complete Code
QUESTIONS?
Call City Hall
Department of Public Works
410-939-1800
x-1130
PLASTIC:
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X - paper towels, tissues, napkins
X - Used paper plates or cups
X - Foil and foil gift wrap
X - Waxed or laminated paper
X - Food contaminated boxes
X - Pizza boxes
Bottles & jugs (milk, water, detergent, shampoo,
liquid soap, cooking oil, spray products)
Disposable plastic cups
Plastic toys, buckets, pails
Flower & Nursery pots
Containers (peanut butter, margarine, yogurt )
Plastic lawn furniture
Plastic trash cans
Laundry baskets
X - Plastic bags or sheeting
X - Styrofoam
X - Packing peanuts
X - Cutlery (forks, knives, spoons)
X - CD cases, VHS tapes
X - Pesticide or Solvent bottles
X - Motor Oil bottles,
X - Vinyl siding
X - Pipes
METALS & GLASS
X - Propane cylinders
X - Metal lawn furniture
X - Pots & Pans, cookware
X - Drinking glasses, window glass, light bulbs,
mirrors, crystal
X - Ceramic plates, mugs, etc.
X - Scrap metal
Cans-aluminum, steel, tin
EMPTY aerosol cans (spray paint, whipped
cream, hairspray, etc)
Aluminum foil
Aluminum foil bakeware
Glass food & beverage bottles, jars, any color
Need to dispose of motor oil or anti-freeze? Containers are available 24 hr/day at:
1 Jerry Foster Way, HdG Disposal Station - located at entrance to the WasteWater Treatment Plant.
(Directions: From Revolution St., turn at Seneca Ave., Turn Right at Wilson St., Follow Wilson St.
to Jerry Foster Way.
Need to dispose of Paint Cans?
Follow these steps:
If there is a small amount of wet paint in the can, remove lid, and allow paint to air dry. Keep out of
reach of children and pets. Once paint dries, keep lid off, and throw can away with regular garbage.
If the paint can is more than a 1/4 full, mix in kitty litter or sand - this will soak it up. Once this
occurs, throw sand/paint mixture away with regular garbage. Throw empty can away. Lid off.