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Street sweeping is back! Once a month from Feb. through Oct., SacRSW sweeps all commercial and residential streets that are a public right-of-way and have a curb and gutter. View your street sweeping dates at cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r… and sign up for reminders on the SacRSW app!

Help keep medications out of our waterways! Unused prescription and over-the-counter medications should never be flushed down the toilet or put in city curbside containers. Find out how to safely dispose of unused medications at cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r….

Did you know that it’s important to plant tomatoes 75% into the soil? With spring planting season just around the corner, watch our Garden Tips video to learn why this is important, how to water plant roots, and making mulch with straw or leaves!

It’s the first day of spring! 🌷 Sort smart and help keep Sacramento green during your spring cleaning by using our Waste Wizard! This tool helps answer how to properly dispose or recycle hundreds of household goods. Check out the Waste Wizard online: cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r…

Why is recycling your food scraps into compost important?🌱 You can use compost to help reduce water use, improve soil health, and provide essential nutrients for your garden! Learn more and stay tuned for SacRSW's Spring 2025 Compost Giveaway Program: cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r…

Sorting takeout trash can be tricky! Remember these tips: - Other food-soiled paper goes in the organics bin with any food scraps - Paper cups/plates with plastic/wax coatings go in the trash - Clean, rinsed out plastic/aluminum goes in the recycling bin youtube.com/watch?v=FSTJ26…

Did you know that motor oil can be recycled, cleaned, and then used again? Help keep motor oil from polluting the soil, groundwater, and rivers by learning more about the ways you can recycle used oil and filters: cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r…

Happy Earth Day Sacramento! 🌎 Visit our booth at Sacramento’s Earth Day event (Sunday 4/27 @ Southside Park, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.) to learn more about SacRSW’s commitment to making the city more sustainable! Find out more at cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r….

In 2024, we had 24 projects receive grant funding for helping clean up our City. Your group could be eligible for funding in 2025! If you belong to a community group, you can qualify for our Neighborhood Cleanup Grant. Learn more at cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r…

Spring cleaning? If you have old textiles or clothing in good condition, please reuse or donate them to your local donation center. If they are not reusable, place them in your garbage container. Thank you for helping keep Sacramento sustainable!

Did you know treated wood like decking and fence posts cannot be placed in curbside containers? Treated wood waste is any wood treated with chemical preservatives, and must be brought to a specialized landfill site. For more info, visit: cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r…

This Memorial Day, the City of Sacramento honors our service members who gave their lives for our country.

The 2025–2026 Service Guide is officially available! Check for your copy in the mail coming soon, or download online now at cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r….

In addition to your two free household junk appointments, did you know you can also take accepted items directly to the Sacramento Recycling and Transfer Station? Don’t miss out on using your free dump coupon sent along with your 2025–2026 Service Guide!

Have a summer gardening project? Get your free compost from us and make your garden grow! Learn how to get your two free orders of compost at cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r…

Did you know you can can view, download, and print a service calendar specific to your address and sign up for weekly reminders or service change alerts via text or email? Visit ityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r… to stay in the know!

Happy Independence Day! 🎇 If you’re hosting a BBQ, make sure single-use containers go in the correct bins during clean up. If you get stuck, the Waste Wizard is here to help! Learn more at cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r…

Did you know your community may receive up to $800 to assist in cleaning up City of Sacramento neighborhoods? See if your group is eligible for the Neighborhood Clean-Up Grant and promote community solidarity at cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r…

Don’t overfill your bins! Make sure to crush or flatten items, don’t bag recyclables, and only put recyclable materials in your blue bin. See more guidelines in the 2025–2026 Service Guide, available online now at cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r….

Wondering when your recycling can be collected? Find our new Recycling Collection Calendar on page 21 in the 2025–2026 Service Guide! Download your copy now at cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r… or use our collection calendar tool at cityofsacramento.gov/public-works/r….