Health & Environment

Update: North End and Downtown Trash Pickup is Friday (Regular Schedule)

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Important Update: In a case of dueling press releases from City Hall, the announcement that trash collection was to be delayed by one day to Saturday has been changed back again.  North End / Waterfront trash pickup is will be on Friday, per the regular schedule.

North End, Beacon Hill, Bay Village, Chinatown, Back Bay, Fort Hill, *Jamaica Plain: regular schedule

South End, Fenway, Mission Hill, and sections of Roxbury: if your scheduled pickup days are Tuesday and Friday, your next pickup is Friday, 1/30

Charlestown, no delay

All other sections of the City delayed a day.

*If you live in Jamaica Plain and your trash and recycling is collected 2 times per week, no delay

Please make Recycling and Trash accessible for collection – DO NOT place items behind snow banks.

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