trash

Spring and Fall heavy trash pick-up is being combined in Evansville, and will begin on June 22nd. Here's everything else you need to know.

We are all guilty of wanting immediate access to disposal of trash when we are finished with it. There are a lot of families that recycle but what about the families that don't? There is a list of items you should NEVER throw in the trash.

Put your Pokemon Go hunting skills to good use on Saturday, July 23rd by picking up trash in and around the Delaware Elementary School neighborhood on Evansville's east side while trying to add to your growing stable of creatures.

If you're the type who opts for a real tree over a fake one, the time has come to take it down. But what do you do with it once you're ready to get it out of your house? There are options depending on where you live.

Summer is officially gone, and with it goes the green leaves on the trees in Evansville as they begin to change into shades of red, yellow, orange, a brown. No doubt a beautiful sight to see until they're all piled up on your lawn. Beginning Monday, the Evansville Water and Sewer Utility will gladly take those leaves and dispose of them for you.

Need to ditch that old couch or chair your pets have turned into their own cushioned bathroom? No need to find a friend or family member with a truck to haul it off to the dump, the City of Evansville will take care of it for you free of charge during their annual Heavy Trash Pickup service.

The first volunteer-powered, Clean Evansville litter pickup of the new year sets its sights on the Jacobsville Neighborhood, this Saturday morning beginning at 9AM.

Have an old couch that's seen better days, or an old appliance that finally bit the dust, but no means to get it to the dump? No worries! The city of Evansville will haul it off for you during their annual heavy trash pick up.

Evansville residents who pay for trash service with their water bill (including newly-annexed areas), are eligible for the service from the city's Water & Sewer Utility.