Environmental

Tree Cycling, Box Recycling Continue

Tree Cycling, Box Recycling Continue

There’s still time to turn your Christmas tree into mulch and compost through the City’s Tree Cycling program, and time to take large cardboard gift boxes (too big to fit into regular recycling bags) to special box recycling bins located at four sites around the city.

Tree Cycling Continues

Tree Cycling Continues

Turn your Christmas tree into mulch and compost through the City’s Tree Cycling program.

Holiday Box Recycling Continues

Holiday Box Recycling Continues

While large items such as computers and flat screen TVs are often popular holiday gifts, setting out their boxes for trash or recycling pick-up can communicate to would-be thieves about what’s inside your home.

Tree Cycling Continues

Tree Cycling Continues

Make plans to turn your Christmas tree into mulch and compost after the holidays through the City’s Tree Cycling program.

Tree Cycling Begins Today

Tree Cycling Begins Today

Turn your Christmas tree into mulch and compost through the City’s Tree Cycling program.

Holiday Box Recycling Fights Crime, Helps Environment

Holiday Box Recycling Fights Crime, Helps Environment

While large items such as computers and flat screen TVs are often popular holiday gifts, setting out their boxes for trash or recycling pick-up can communicate to would-be thieves about what’s inside your home.

Annual Grease Recycling Event Strikes Oil

Annual Grease Recycling Event Strikes Oil

As it has done for the past three years, the Richardson community keeps breaking records in its Thanksgiving grease collection/diversion efforts. Around 240 gallons of used cooking oil were collected during the City’s annual “Cease the Grease” event held Nov. 25-Dec. 7, 50 gallons more than what was collected in 2020, 70 gallons more than in 2019 and double the amount collected in 2018.