Holidays
Some holidays throughout the year will impact curbside cart and compost service as well as dumpster collection. Holiday's that impact service are listed below and in the days leading up to these information will be posted on the city's solid waste homepage and as well as on Facebook, Twitter and NextDoor.
2022
Monday, May 30 - Memorial Day
One day-delay in curbside service with no service on that Monday. Friday collection will occur on the following Saturday.
Monday, July 4 - Fourth of July
One day-delay in curbside service with no service on that Monday. Friday collection will occur on the following Saturday.
Monday, Sept. 5 - Labor Day
One day-delay in curbside service with no service on that Monday. Friday collection will occur on the following Saturday.
Thursday, Nov. 24 - Thanksgiving
One day-delay in curbside service with no service on that Thursday. Friday collection will occur on the following Saturday.
Quarterly solid waste updates
Solid waste plan
Ann Arbor is rethinking waste by taking a fresh look at recycling, trash and compost operations in the City. This strategic approach to future solid waste services has culminated in the creation of a new Solid Waste Resource Management Plan (SWRMP), which sets the direction of solid waste operations in Ann Arbor in the years to come.
Materials Recovery Facility (MRF)
In 2020, Recycle Ann Arbor and the city executed a service agreement and land and building lease for the Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) located at 4170 Platt Road. The agreement is for 10 years with the potential for two 3-year extensions. The agreement is for transloading, re-equipping of the MRF, and recyclables processing after re-equipping. The MRF is now up and running. It provides materials recovery services to the City of Ann Arbor and third parties. Questions should be directed to Recycle Ann Arbor.
Solid waste regulations
The regulations that govern solid waste disposal and curbside collection can be found under City Code Chapter 26 of the City of Ann Arbor. These regulations can be found through a
search of Ann Arbor's ordinances.