Waste Management has extended its temporary modified green waste pick-up schedule through January for Santa Clarita residents.
Residential green waste pick-up, which previously occurred weekly, was temporarily modified to biweekly. This change has been extended and set to proceed until the week of Jan. 25th, when the schedule is set to return to normal, officials said.
The temporary service changes come as Waste Management’s staffing has been negatively affected due to COVID-19. Additional drivers have been hired and are currently in training to allow a smooth transition back to a normal service schedule.
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Only residential green waste carts (yard waste) are affected by the schedule change and will be serviced once every two weeks on their regular service day. Trash and recycling pick-up schedules will remain unaffected. Waste Management will notify affected residents the day before service changes through the notification preference of their choice, company officials said.
Customers are currently sorted into “Week A” and “Week B” areas for green waste pick-up depending on their location. Residents are encouraged to visit Waste Management’s website to view their service area and schedule based on the location of their residence, as well as update contact information for future service notifications.
For questions regarding the temporary schedule change, Santa Clarita citizens are recommended to contact Waste Management at (661) 259-2398 or email them at environment@santa-clarita.com.
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