Recycling Collection Schedule to Change for Some Des Moines Residents

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Effective November 2020, the City of Des Moines Public Works Department will implement changes to the recycling collection schedule affecting around 1,500 homes. Residents will experience a shift in their collection weeks, alternating between yellow and orange, while the recycling day will remain consistent. The Public Works Department conducted a thorough analysis to enhance service efficiency and improve recycling collection routes. For any inquiries, residents are encouraged to contact the department at (515) 283-4950 or visit the city’s recycling webpage. Starting November 2, residents can confirm their collection schedules through the city's dedicated online portal.

This initiative underscores the city's commitment to providing excellent services to its over 217,000 residents. With more than 51 neighborhoods and extensive parkland, Des Moines aims to foster a strong, engaged community. For additional updates and information about city services, residents can explore the city’s official website and social media platforms.

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