SOLID WASTE RECYCLING AND BULK COLLECTION GUIDELINES

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Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) and Electronic Waste (E-waste) Recycling:

The City in collaboration with Waste Pro offers Miramar residents multiple opportunities to recycle HHW and E-waste materials. Additionally, on the first Saturday of each month, between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m., at no cost, residents can drop-off these materials at the Waste Pro Operating Facility located at 17302 Pines Boulevard, Pembroke Pines, 33029, phone: (954) 967-4200.

It is very important to keep these items out of the trash and recycle carts/ streams, as they can present significant health (respiratory) and safety issues (fire) during the collection and transportation process.

MiramarFL.gov/hazardouswaste

Beginning this Hurricane Season, the National Hurricane center will be introducing a new Hurricane Cone which identifies hurricane watches and warning for expected areas of impact. This new cone aims to better represent the full reach and scale of wind hazards associated with the storm. For more detailed information please visit:

https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/pdf/NHC_Cone_Graphic_Change_Announcement.pdf

All curbside items should be relocated and secured  whenever the City is placed in Hurricane Watch or Warning. Following a storms impact, the City’s Emergency Operations immediate plan includes, clearing roads for Emergency response vehicles, assessing all areas of the City to determine the severity of damage, estimating the amount of debris created and identifying the hardest hit areas. Some or all curbside collection services may be suspended prior, during and immediately following a severe weather event or Hurricane. The City has several pre-approved contracts in place that ensures the City is in compliance with Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Public Assistance Program Funding policies and procedures. The City highly recommends all residents develop a Family Emergency Plan, prepare a Hurricane Emergency Kit, and Stay Informed.

You can find additional Hurricane information by visiting:

MiramarFL.gov, MiramarFL.gov/hurricane and Sign up for alerts at

MiramarFL.gov/alertmiramar

Recycling Guide to Recycle Right Miramar

Residents can place all acceptable recycling program materials together in the blue recycling receptacle (DO NOT USE PLASTIC BAGS). Collection is provided once per week on designated collection days, with no service on Sunday or Christmas Day. Receptacle must be placed curbside by 7 a.m. away from any damageable property. To help expedite the collection process do not push down on materials as this can prevent contents from being completely emptied.

Acceptable Recyclable Materials include:

Plastic bottles with necks smaller than the body – such as soda, milk, water and detergent bottles (caps off please, but in the recycling cart). Newspaper, inserts, magazines, catalogs, junk mail, office paper, soft covered books, file folders, soda cartons, cereal, rice and pasta boxes, clear brown or green glass food and beverage containers (please remove food or liquid waste residue). Flatten all cardboard boxes.

Do not place with recyclables

Pizza boxes, household garbage, food scraps, tissues, paper plates, plastics such as hoses, toys, hangers, window or auto glass, light bulbs, mirrors, ceramics, glass cook or bakeware. Household Hazardous Waste (batteries, paints, pesticides or chemicals), Electronic Waste (TVs, monitors, etc.), (when mixed these flammable and reactive materials can cause a fire within the collection vehicle), tires, yard debris, syringes, needles, Medical Waste or Pharmaceuticals. Placing these items in the recycle container will contaminate the recyclables.

MiramarFL.gov/recycle

CURBSIDE COLLECTION TIPS:

Do not push down on materials as this can prevent contents from being emptied. To ensure safe and efficient curbside collections, do not place carts or bulk items under, leaning on, or next to trees, vehicles, mail or utility boxes, poles, on storm drains, or other damageable property.

DO NOT PLACE HAZARDOUS WASTE INTO CARTS OR MIXED WITH BULK MATERIALS. THIS IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.

For additional waste, recycling and bulk collection information, alternate disposal options, as well as answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs), please Visit www.MiramarFL.gov/solidwaste

Solid Waste Guide

All City of Miramar residents receiving curbside collection service are required to use City issued Green wheeled roll-out carts for disposal of their solid waste. Collection is provided twice per week, with no service on Sunday or Christmas Day. Solid Waste carts must be placed curbside by 7 a.m. on designated collection days.

To help prevent damage to your carts, lids should be closed and arrows pointing towards the street. Do not push down on materials as this can prevent contents from being emptied.

Do not place with solid waste

Household Hazardous Waste (batteries, paints, pesticides or chemicals),

Electronic Waste (TVs, monitors, etc.).

Bulk Waste Removal

Bulk collection is provided once per month on scheduled collection days. Bulk shall not be placed more than 7-days prior to the properties scheduled collection day. Violators will be subject to Code enforcement measures. Bulk Waste includes, but is not limited to: yard waste, appliances (with Freon removed), furniture, carpet and padding, and tree branches (no item longer than 6 feet or weighing more than 50 pounds). Large glass items, such as tables or mirrors, must be placed in a wrapping strong enough that the container may be safely lifted while containing its contents. Glass tabletops, mirrors etc., not properly secured, will not be collected as they present a safety hazard to people, pets and vehicles. Up to 3 cubic yards of Contractor Generated waste will be collected,  provided a City permit has been issued to the property. Unpermitted Contractor Generated waste will not be collected.  Disposal of items produced by a hired contractor, are the home-owners responsibility. To ensure safe and efficient curbside collections, do not place carts or bulk items under, leaning on, or next to trees, vehicles, mail or utility boxes, poles, on storm drains, or other damageable property.

For a small fee, residents can use the Broward County Landfill located at 7101 SW 205 Ave., Mon-Sat, 8am-4pm | 954.765.4999 for more inforamtion visist:

https://www.broward.org/WasteAndRecycling/Pages/Default.aspx


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