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Once registered, participants can place one garbage bag of diapers and/or incontinence products at the curb on the alternating week from garbage collection, on the same day as your black bin. Please check the online calendar. Residents must renew their registration annually. If the registration has not been renewed before the one-year deadline ...
Yard waste (branches, plants, leaves, grass) Do not pour fat, oil or grease down sink drains or toilets – they clog your plumbing and City sewer pipes. To properly dispose of fat oil and grease – put in a milk carton in your green bin: OR in your garbage NOT down your sink or toilet. Unacceptable green bin items: Diapers, sanitary products
For legal purposes, certified copies of by-laws may be obtained from the City of Ottawa Archives. City Archives. James Bartleman Centre. 100 Tallwood Dr. (corner of Woodroffe Ave.) Ottawa, Ontario. Telephone: 613-580-2857. Email: archives@ottawa.ca. Ottawa Public Library. 120 Metcalfe St., Ottawa Room.
Using the green bin, along with other recycling efforts, is one of the easiest things people can do to help our environment. Diverting organic waste from landfill lowers the amount methane – which contributes to greenhouse gases. In addition, diverting organic waste extends the life of the landfill – which saves millions of City dollars.
Feb 13, 2024 · The City of Ottawa Spay and Neuter Clinic at 26 Concourse Gate will be closed. Green bin, recycling and garbage collection. There will be no curbside green bin, recycling, garbage or bulky item collection on Monday, February 19. Pick up will take place on Tuesday, February 20.
From the Garbage & recycling schedule, select 'Search for another address'. Enter the address you wish to have the garbage calendar displayed for and select 'Search'. When asked 'Please confirm that this is your address' select 'Yes' and a new calendar will be displayed. Note: Selecting 'yes' does ...
Outline the City of Ottawa’s multi residential waste collection program and summarize the services available to your building/property. Outline the role of the property owner/manager. Help you share information and increase awareness to your residents through available communication material in order to maintain a successful waste and recycling program.
