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City of Lufkin Solid Waste Services will begin its residential garbage cart replacement program on Monday, May 19.  "Crews will begin replacing the 65-gallon grey carts with new, 96-gallon carts Monday morning,” according to Lynn Winthrop, assistant director for solid waste and recycling for the city of Lufkin. “All residents have to do is place their carts out for regular garbage collection, and the carts will be replaced once they’ve been emptied.”  Customers who don’t want the larger carts can call Solid Waste Services at 633-0281 and request to keep their small carts. Those who have already called in don’t need to call again.  You can click here to select your carts online!

Monday’s cart replacement schedule includes neighborhoods around Southwood Drive, roughly covering the area from Loop 287 north to Pershing Ave. and east to S. Raguet St. and S. First St.  Tuesday’s schedule will include the Crown Colony subdivision and neighborhoods south of Whitehouse Drive, on either side of S. Chestnut St. and in Fuller Springs.

“Each route may take more than one day to complete,” according to Winthrop. “Crews will find a stopping point and complete the route the following week. So anyone expecting a new cart next week might actually receive one a week later.”    Read the press release.

 

 

If you have any questions, Call Lynn Winthrop at (936) 633-0340, or email Lynn at lwinthrop@cityoflufkin.com 

 

 

Remember to Recycle

It's Lufkin's Nature!

 

 


ATTENTION!  Due to Low Market Value The City of Lufkin’s Regional Recycling Center Is no longer accepting GLASS. This change is in effect immediately.

 

To reduce glass from the waste stream, we would like to offer these suggestions:

  • Buy Plastic instead of glass, remember to look for

  • plastics #1 & #2-

  • Reuse glass containers for storage-

  • Collect glass and donate it to teachers or other organizations

  • Search the web for great ideas to reuse glass in craft projects