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Curbside Recycling
The Curbside Recycling Program for the City of Minot is an excellent opportunity for residents to protect the environment and promote sustainability actively. By participating in the program, residents can help reduce the amount of waste sent to the landfill, extend the life of the landfill, and conserve natural resources. The City of Minot is excited to provide this new service to its residents and positively impact the environment.
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Collection Calendar
The City of Minot is proud to launch its new single-sort Curbside Recycling Program for its sanitation customers in July 2023. The program is designed to make recycling more convenient and accessible for all residents while promoting sustainability and protecting the environment.
The program has a monthly fee of $2.50 per customer. This cost covers the operational expenses of the program.
The program is available exclusively for the City of Minot sanitation customers. All customers will receive a collection bin for recyclable materials in June 2023.
All materials collected by the sanitation department will be sent to a transfer facility for processing. The materials will be sorted, processed, and made ready for recycling.
For those that do not wish to participate, you can exercise your one-time opt out option here.
Recyclable Materials
- Plastic bottles, jugs, tubs, and lids (items should be rinsed and clean)
- Aluminum cans (items should be rinsed and clean)
- Steel/tin cans (items should be rinsed and clean)
- Newspaper
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The City of Minot conducted a statistically valid survey to determine the level of support for the Curbside Recycling Program. The results indicated that 64% of the respondents were in favor of a curbside recycling program. This demonstrates the community's interest in recycling and the need for a more convenient program.
Recycling is an essential practice that can have a significant positive impact on the environment. By participating in the Curbside Recycling Program, residents can reduce the amount of waste sent to the landfill, extend the life of the landfill, and conserve natural resources. Recycling also helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions, contributing to climate change. Additionally, recycling reduces the need for virgin materials and the energy required to manufacture new products. By recycling, residents can help to conserve energy and reduce pollution, and ultimately save future tax dollars by extending the life of the current landfill.
Recyclable materials will be collected every other week, replacing one of the regular sanitation collection dates. Customers will continue to receive two collections per week. The City will provide a second collection bin specifically for recyclable materials. Customers are requested not to bag recyclables; glass and plastic bags cannot be collected in these containers.
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Monday/Thursday collection: Starting on July 17th
Week 1: Monday – Recycling. Thursday – Garbage.
Week 2: Monday – Garbage. Thursday – Garbage
Tuesday/Friday collection: Starting on July 18th
Week 1: Tuesday – Recycling. Friday – Garbage.
Week 2: Tuesday – Garbage. Friday – Garbage.