Deadline for residents to sign up for new recycling service is Friday
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 By  John Few Published 
8:20 am Wednesday, June 26, 2019

Deadline for residents to sign up for new recycling service is Friday

MADISON COUNTY – Residents in Madison, Huntsville and Madison County have until Friday to decide whether they want to continue their free recycling service.

Earlier this month, the Solid Waste Disposal Authority of the City of Huntsville (SWDA) announced a new curbside recycling collection program, Recycling Alliance of North Alabama (RANA).  The opt-in program that will begin August 1 with monthly automated curbside recycling cart pick up. Carts will replace the current 18-gallon bins with larger 95-gallon rolling carts with lids.

The current bin service is scheduled to end Wednesday, July 31. Residents must sign up by June 28 in order to receive a new cart and continue their free recycling service. If residents currently have their garbage picked up by the City of Huntsville or Madison County, they are eligible for the new program.

In order to participate in the program and get a rolling recycling cart, residents must sign up at www.recycling-alliance.com or call (256) 801-CART (2278).

The first round of cart deliveries will begin in July and residents will be notified at that time of their pick up date.

 

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