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Big changes are coming to Trenton’s trash collection and city leaders want you to know all about it. Curbside recycling in the city will begin on July 11, but before that happens, the city will host an open house at the Westfield Center from 6-9 p.m. on June 28. There, you can learn everything about the program, ask questions, see a new collection bin and get all the answers you need before the program goes into full effect. According to Trenton City Councilman Nelson Perugi, Trenton is just one of six municipalities in Wayne County that does not have curbside recycling That distinction will end in just over a month. Perugi said recycling pickup will happen on the same day as
resident’s current trash pick-up and will follow every other week after that. The city recycling truck will be clearly marked and it will be different from the current trash vehicles. The recycling bins will be the same as the garbage trash containers, but the recycling ones will be fitted with yellow lids. Trenton’s four schools will each receive two bins to be placed in the lunch rooms. Trenton, which collects its own trash, will handle the recycling, too. That means the city is purchasing residential containers, a new collection truck and will have to hire a new driver/collector. To cover these costs, residents can expect to see about a $5 increase on their water bills.