Waste Management-No Collections 252025

Port Orchard, WALocal News

On February 5, 2025, Waste Management (WM) has temporarily suspended all residential collection routes across the City of Port Orchard and Kitsap County due to unsafe road conditions. This decision underscores the company’s dedication to ensuring the safety of both its employees and the community. Customers will be informed, according to their notification preferences, about the need to remove their carts from the curb. Furthermore, they will be allowed to set out a double load of waste on their next scheduled collection day. For ongoing updates, residents are encouraged to visit the updated service alerts page.

The halt in collection services highlights the challenges faced by waste management companies during inclement weather. Such disruptions can significantly affect local communities, making it essential for residents to stay informed. This incident serves as a reminder of how environmental factors can impact daily services in the region.

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