Recycling Hauler Changes for Multi-unit Properties
Starting November 1, 5+ unit properties in Saint Paul will have a new hauler, FCC Environmental. Tenants, owners, and property managers can expect the same level of service with no interruptions and no changes to their collection days. At this time, there is no action required by property owners.
There are no changes in recycling or garbage services for 1-4-unit properties.
The City contracts with private haulers to provide recycling services to all residential properties. The cost of this service is assessed to the property owner’s Ramsey County Property Taxes. If you own or manage an apartment building and currently contract with a private hauler for recycling services, please contact us. The City also offers free recycling assistance for apartments, such as, “what to recycle” handouts and posters in 10 languages, in-unit recycling totes, and grants for waste reduction projects.
Online: Submit a request – City of Saint Paul
Phone: 651-266-6101
The City of Saint Paul requires that property owners have recycling available on site for tenants per Code of Ordinance 357.09.
Schedule Your Mattress Recycling Collection
Saint Paul residents and property managers can have mattresses, box springs, or metal bed frames picked up at no cost. This program ensures that mattresses, box springs, and metal bed frames will be recycled, rather than thrown in the trash.
Accepted: Mattresses, Box Springs, Metal Bed Frames
NOT Accepted: Mechanical Beds, Bed Furniture (Headboards, Footboards)
Residential Recycling
City of Saint Paul provides recycling services to all residents. Click here to find info on program basics, acceptable materials, recycling drop-off center information, and more.
Accepted Materials
Find a detailed list of what you can and cannot put in your recycling container, cart, or dumpster.
Collection Information
Information on how to use your cart, collection schedules, collection misses, and more.
Litter Clean-up Programs
The Come Clean! programs work to help address litter in our neighborhoods and dispose of problematic materials. Find out how you can participate.
Household Organics (Food Scraps)
More than 30% of residential garbage is food scraps and other organics material. You can reduce the amount of these materials in your garbage with the household organics program.
