Sanitation

Holiday Pick Up Schedule

There will be no collections of any kind on the following Holiday’s: New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Day, President’s Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veteran’s Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. The holiday pick up schedule can be viewed here.

Residents with questions and concerning their Area Designation on Collection Days should call the Department of Public Works (DPW) at 516-599-8838.

Bulk Pick Up Schedule

Bulk items must be scheduled in advance by calling the DPW Office at 516-599-8838. (IE- Mattresses, box springs, bed frames, dressers, A/C, refrigerators, TV’s, radiators, dishwashers, dryers, washing machines, etc)

Regular Trash Collection Schedule

Trash Collection (and Recycling) will be done according to the designated areas in the village as follows:

You are:	If your property is located	*Your Pick-up Days**
AREA #1	NORTH of Merrick Rd and East of Hempstead Ave	Tuesdays & Fridays
AREA #2	SOUTH of Merrick Rd and East of Broadway	Mondays & Thursdays
AREA #3	SOUTH of Merrick Rd and West of Union Ave	Mondays & Thursdays
AREA #4	NORTH of Merrick Rd and West of Hempstead Ave	Tuesdays & Fridays

* Except as noted on separate mailings for Holidays and Snow Days.

Recycling Pick Up Schedule

Containers should be placed at the curb in their designated containers on the night before your area’s collection days- see schedule below. If you do not have a recycling container please call the DPW Office at 516-599-8838

Designation	Area #1	Area #2	Area #3	Area #4	Yorkshire/Westwood
Glass & Plastic, Recyclables, Cardboard & Newspapers (Tied in Bundles)	Tuesday	Monday	Thursday	Friday	Wednesday
Bagged Leaves and Yard Waste	Wednesday	Wednesday	Wednesday	Wednesday	Wednesday

Kitchen Garbage:
You can now place cans, cardboard, glass bottles, and all plastic items in with your regular trash.

PLEASE READ THIS:

As of September 1, 2021 our recycling rules have changed

The World is turning to “Waste to Energy” (also called “Bio-mass”) to provide an environmental solution to Solid Waste disposal and the Village of Lynbrook has been at the forefront of this concept for over 10 years. There are only 71 “Waste-To-Energy” facilities in the U.S. 5 of them are now located on Long Island. “Waste-to-Energy” plants burn municipal solid waste to produce steam in a boiler that is used to generate electricity.

Click here for further info:

Biomass Explained

Waste to Energy Explained

YES:

RECYCLING ONLY:

Plastics # 1 and # 2 (Look at the bottom of the container to find the number)
Corrugated Boxes (no packing materials) & Cardboard
Newspapers, Paper
Cleaned Cans that have been washed
Cleaned Glass Bottles that have been washed
Magazines
Junk Mail

These items should be placed in a green “Recycling Bin” or in a SEE THRU plastic bag, or it will not be picked up.

If you’re not sure of something, it should be placed in with your regular trash.

DO NOT PUT THESE ITEMS ON THE CURB OR IN THE TRASH:

Car Batteries
Motor Oil
Propane Tanks

Paint
Fertilizers
Hazardous Materials