SacRecycle

Stuck with sorting? No need to worry! To learn about where to dispose of a tricky item, download the Waste Wizard app or visit the website at cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r….

Street sweeping is back!🧹 Sac Recycle provides street sweeping service to public streets throughout the city from February through October. Please take note of street sweeping parking rules and find you collection calendar at #anchor-sweeping_faqs" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r….

Happy Valentine’s day from Sac Recycle! After celebrating, spread love, not litter by following a few simple rules: 💐 Compost flower arrangements after they’ve dried up 🍫 Toss foil candy wrappers in the garbage 💌 Recycle envelopes after reading the card inside

Final call to put your leaf piles in the street! 🍁 Today is the last day of leaf season. Please collect any remaining leaves for the final claw pick up. Find your collection calendar at cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r…

Last chance for leaf piles – leaf season ends February 1!🍂 Be sure to fill up your green bin first, then create a pile next to it. The claw will be completing its final pick up on the first day of February. For more collection information, visit cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r…

Broken bin got you down? Broken lids and containers can be replaced for free! To reach Customer Support and arrange for a repair or new container, you can call 311 (916-264-5011 outside City limits), email 311@cityofsacramento.org or use the free Sac311 app.

Out with the old and in with the new! If you got new devices or appliances, make sure to dispose of your old ones properly!📲 SacRecycle offers two free appliance and e-waste collection appointments a year. Call 311 or (916) 264-5011, or use the 311 app to make an appointment.

Happy New Year!🥳🎆 Wishing you and your loved ones a happy and healthy 2026.

Don’t get buried by boxes! 🎁♻️ Reduce post-holiday clutter by flattening boxes before recycling, and skipping any materials smaller than a credit card. Remember that most gift wrap can go in the recycling — just leave out anything with shiny foil or ribbons.

Happy Holidays from Sac Recycles! We hope that you and your loved ones have a relaxing and joyful holiday season.

This leaf season, do your part to keep Sacramento’s streets tidy! When collecting leaves, please fill up your green bin first then make a pile next to it with any leftover leaves.🍂 To learn more and find your collection calendar, visit sacrecycle.org

Wondering what to do with any last Thanksgiving leftovers?🍗🥦 Bones, natural corks, soiled napkins, untreated cardboard, and leftovers can all go in the green bin. To learn more about where items go, visit the Waste Wizard at cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r…

Happy Thanksgiving from the Recycling and Solid Waste Division! 🦃

See trash where it doesn’t belong? Help be part of the solution! ⚠️🗑️ Do your part to keep Sacramento looking its best and report illegal dumping by calling 311 or (916) 264-5011, reporting it to the 311 service center online, or use the Sac311 App.

Bags and bins don’t mix! Please keep all recyclables loose in the bin. This helps keep our recycling process clean and efficient!

Today is the first day of leaf season! 🍂 Make the most of the service by first filling up your organics container first, and remember to leave space between your pile and the curb to allow water to flow to storm drains.

Boo!! 👻🍬 Happy Halloween! If you’re carving Jack-O-Lanterns, remember to put all scraps into your green bin when you’re done. 🎃

Do you know the Sacramento Recycling and Solid Waste collection guidelines? ♻️ If you need a refresher, you can view the full list in the 2025-26 service guide at cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r…!

Please don’t pile on!🍂 Even though leaves are falling, leaf season collection does not start until November 3, 2025. Keep your organic waste in the green bin for weekly collection.

Treated Wood = Hidden Hazard! ⚠️🪵 Treated wood contains chemical preservatives that are unlike normal garbage. Please dispose of treated wood at the Kiefer Landfill. Learn more at cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r…