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To dispose of an item that does not fit in the purple bag, you will need to purchase a $10 Bulk Item Sticker. Examples of bulk items include furniture, plastic-cased vacuum cleaners, rugs, entertainment centers, toilets. These stickers may be purchased at: The Building Center on Harbor Loop; Department of Public Works (DPW) office on Poplar Street
- Trash & Recycling
The City of Gloucester offers weekly curbside trash and...
- Recycling
Do you have worn clothing, outdated electronics or other...
- Public Works
To contact the DPW to report a missed trash pick-up, report...
- Drop-Off Recycling Programs
Fluorescent light bulbs are only accepted by the Department...
- Trash & Recycling
The City of Gloucester offers weekly curbside trash and recycling for single family – multi family (4 apartment max) residences. Place trash and recyclables on curb no later than 7:00am. All trash must be in official City issued trash bags.
Do you have worn clothing, outdated electronics or other items that don’t belong in your household recycling bin? Don’t throw them away. Find out where to recycle, reuse, or re-purpose them in Massachusetts by using the searchable database, Beyond The Bin which is administered by Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection.
To contact the DPW to report a missed trash pick-up, report a pothole, etc, visit the City’s Citizen Request page. The Gloucester Department of Public Works is comprised of six divisions: Central Services; Engineering; Public Services; Public Utilities; Snow and Ice; Facilities; The business office on Poplar Street is the main contact point ...
Fluorescent light bulbs are only accepted by the Department of Public Works (DPW) on the last Saturday of every month from 9am to 12 noon. Button cell batteries are also being collected and recycled at the Senior Center, the Audiology Department at the Medical Center, McPherson Park, and Sheedy Park. Automotive Recycling Program
Recycling your used electronics helps save energy and protects the environment. Old materials can be reused to produce new products, which also keeps the old products out of landfills. Most of Your Home Electronics Can Be Recycled.
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