Haverford Township 4th Ward Commissioner Dan Siegel's Constituent Information Center

Trash, Recycling & Yard Waste Pickup Information

4th Ward Trash Schedule -- See Below

Click Here to See the Trash Schedules For All Other Wards

FREE COMPOST - How the Yard Waste Program Benefits Residents


Single Stream Recycling
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Click Here to Read the Township Recycling Brochure

ALL 4TH WARD TRASH WILL BE COLLECTED EVERY MONDAY & THURSDAY

Haverford Township residents may drop-off leaves at the Public Works Yard on Hilltop Road from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on the last Saturday of each month until the end of December 2009.

ALL 4TH WARD RECYCLING WILL BE COLLECTED EVERY THURSDAY

ALL 4TH WARD YARD WASTE WILL BE COLLECTED ON SPECIFIED WEDNESDAYS

If the Thursday falls on a holiday, no trash will be picked up that day, but recycling will be picked up on the Wednesday of that week.

All Yare Waste must be in brown biodegradable bags or trasb cans that ean be easily lifted (less tban 40 pounds). PLASTIC BAGS CANNOT BE USED AND WILL NOT BE COLLECTED. 

Yard Waste includes: Leaves, Brancbes, Brush (NO Grass Clippings). Brancbes and Brush must not be more than 1-1/2 inches in diameter and be tied together. 

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE YARD WASTE PROGRAM.

To view the 2010 recycling calendar online, click here.

To view the 2010 recycling calendar in pdf format (one page), click here.

To view the 2010 "traditional" 2 page recycling calendar, click here.

To download the 2010 calendar in an Excel spreadsheet, click here.

To download the 2010 calendar into Microsoft Outlook, click here.

Directions for the Outlook download:

  1. Right click and choose "Save Target As..." to save the file to your computer.
  2. From Outlook, choose "File" and then "Import and Export" from the menu.
  3. Select "Import from another program or file" from the list. Click "Next."
  4. Select "Comma Separated Values (Windows)" from the list. Click "Next."
  5. Browse to the file that you saved to your computer.
  6. Choose "Replace duplicates with items imported". Click "Next."
  7. Choose "Calendar" as the destination folder. Click "Next."
  8. Click "Finish."

About Single Stream Recycling

Click Here for Answers to Common Questions About Single Stream Recycling

Single Stream Recycling allows residents to mix recyclable paper, plastic and glass in one container. This method of curbside recycling is more convenient for residents because it requires no sorting of items. This recycling process allows all cardboard to be included with newspapers, junk mail, cans, glass bottles (any colors) and jars, and plastics (#1 through #7). Cardboard materials include corrugated cardboard, pizza boxes, cereal boxes, juice cartons/boxes, milk cartons, pasta and cracker boxes and cartons from beer and soda. Containers do not have to be flattened.  Large cardboard boxes may be placed next to your recycle container. Residents will see trash trucks with recycle symbols on them collecting the recyclables. Rest assured the recycled materials are going to the recycling facility, NOT the trash-to-steam plant.

It is estimated in Haverford Township alone that more than 8,000 tons of potential recycling material is thrown into the trash stream annually. Each year, Haverford Township collects about 4,500 tons of residential recycling materials. Currently, recycling makes up about 16% of the total tons of waste each year. We definitely can do better. Removing 8,000 tons of recycling materials from entering the trash stream and adding it to the recycling stream would save Haverford Township over $200,000 a year.In 2009, it will cost Haverford Township residents $30.00 pet ton to dump solid waste.  Avoiding additional trash disposal fees is only part of the solution.  Helping protect the environment is the best part. Make a difference!  Help do your part to preserve the environment for you and your children. All it takes is a few moments to separate recycled material from trash. The Township will do the rest.