San Angelo Trash Pickup & Garbage Schedule 2026

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San Angelo Trash Pickup & Garbage Schedule 2026: Collection Day, Recycling, Bulk and Holiday Guide

San Angelo residents have one weekly garbage day, plus every-other-week recycling and bulk pickup that alternate by Red or Blue collection area. The mistake that causes most missed pickups is simple: people know their garbage day but forget whether this is a recycling week or a bulk week.

🗑️ Garbage weekly ♻️ Recycling every other week 🛋️ Bulk alternates with recycling ⏰ Out by 7 a.m. 🚚 Republic Services 🗺️ Red / Blue map

Quick Answer for San Angelo Residents

San Angelo garbage is collected once a week. Recycling is collected every other week on the same day as garbage. Bulk pickup also runs every other week and alternates with recycling. Your exact recycling/bulk week depends on whether your address is in the Red or Blue collection area.

Weekly

Garbage cart

Put regular household trash in the tan bin. Bag garbage inside the cart and place the cart out by 7 a.m. or the night before.

Every other week

Recycling cart

Recycling runs on your normal garbage day, but only on your assigned Red or Blue recycling week.

Alternating week

Bulk pickup

Bulk pickup alternates with recycling. Furniture, mattresses, bundled brush, and approved large items follow the bulk week.

Do not guess

Use the map

Use the official interactive map first. It tells your trash day and whether your address follows the Red or Blue calendar.

Senior-friendly shortcut

Call Republic Services at 325-481-7726 for pickup questions. Call City Solid Waste at 325-486-3798 for city solid waste questions. New residential collection is set up through Water Customer Service at 325-657-4323.

How to Find Your San Angelo Trash Pickup Day

Do not use a neighbor’s memory or an old 2025 calendar. San Angelo’s official 2026 page says the Red and Blue recycling/bulk calendars are available, and the interactive trash collection map shows what day your address falls on.

  1. Open the official interactive map. Use the map for your exact address because pickup day and Red/Blue collection area are address-specific.
  2. Write down your weekly garbage day. Your tan garbage cart is collected once a week.
  3. Write down your Red or Blue area. This controls whether the every-other-week service is recycling or bulk.
  4. Match your area to the 2026 calendar. Red and Blue calendars alternate recycling and bulk weeks.
  5. Set a night-before reminder. A reminder that says “trash only” is not enough. It should say “trash + recycling” or “trash + bulk.”

San Angelo 2026 Red / Blue Week Checker

Use this helper after you know your Red or Blue area. It is built from the 2026 Red/Blue pattern: Red starts January with recycling on Jan. 1–3 and bulk the week of Jan. 5; Blue starts January with bulk on Jan. 1–3 and recycling the week of Jan. 5.

Choose Red/Blue area, a 2026 date, and your weekly pickup day.
Important limitation

This tool is a practical resident helper, not an official dispatch system. If your address is near a boundary, if a holiday week is involved, or if a storm/service alert is active, use the official map and Republic Services contact before acting.

San Angelo 2026 Recycling and Bulk Calendar: Red vs Blue

The 2026 calendars do not change your normal weekly garbage day. They tell you whether the extra every-other-week service is recycling or bulk on that same day.

2026 month First full Monday week in Red area First full Monday week in Blue area How to use this
JanuaryWeek of Jan. 5: BulkWeek of Jan. 5: RecyclingJan. 1–3 is a partial week: Red recycling, Blue bulk.
FebruaryWeek of Feb. 2: BulkWeek of Feb. 2: RecyclingAlternate weekly after that.
MarchWeek of Mar. 2: BulkWeek of Mar. 2: RecyclingSame normal garbage day; different stream.
AprilWeek of Apr. 6: RecyclingWeek of Apr. 6: BulkWatch month-to-month transitions.
MayWeek of May 4: RecyclingWeek of May 4: BulkBulk and recycling continue alternating.
JuneWeek of Jun. 1: RecyclingWeek of Jun. 1: BulkUse the checker above for exact week.
JulyWeek of Jul. 6: BulkWeek of Jul. 6: RecyclingIndependence Day may affect landfill closure, not necessarily your regular cart day.
AugustWeek of Aug. 3: BulkWeek of Aug. 3: RecyclingDo not put bulk beside the cart on recycle week.
SeptemberWeek of Sep. 7: RecyclingWeek of Sep. 7: BulkLabor Day week should be checked for landfill/service notices.
OctoberWeek of Oct. 5: RecyclingWeek of Oct. 5: BulkContinue alternating every week.
NovemberWeek of Nov. 2: RecyclingWeek of Nov. 2: BulkThanksgiving has no trash collection on the holiday itself.
DecemberWeek of Dec. 7: BulkWeek of Dec. 7: RecyclingChristmas has no trash collection on the holiday itself.
How to read “week of”

If your normal garbage day is Wednesday and the table says “week of Jan. 5: Bulk,” your bulk pickup is Wednesday of that week. Your weekly tan garbage cart still goes out on Wednesday.

San Angelo Cart Set-Out Rules: Avoid a Missed Pickup

San Angelo uses automated collection, so placement matters. A correct calendar will not help if the truck arm cannot safely reach the cart.

Do this

Correct curb or alley setup

  • Set carts out by 7 a.m. or the night before.
  • Place carts at the curb or alley collection point.
  • Face handles toward your home.
  • Keep carts and bulk items at least 3 feet from objects.
  • Keep carts and bulk items at least 5 feet from vehicles.
  • Return emptied carts to your home by noon the following day.
  • Bag garbage inside the tan bin to prevent spills.
Avoid this

Common San Angelo pickup problems

  • Cart placed behind a parked vehicle.
  • Loose trash left on the ground.
  • Personal trash containers used instead of provided bins.
  • Bulk items too close to the tan bin.
  • Recycling placed in bags.
  • Wrong week: bulk out on recycling week or recycling out on bulk week.
  • Overflowing cart with lid open or material sticking out.

San Angelo Recycling Schedule and Green Cart Rules

San Angelo recycling is every other week on the same day as garbage, but only when your Red or Blue calendar says “Recycle.” Republic Services allows all recyclables in one cart, but recyclables should be empty, clean, dry, and not bagged.

Accepted

Put these in the recycling cart

  • Flattened corrugated cardboard.
  • Boxboard such as cereal and frozen food boxes.
  • Plastic #1 bottles and containers, briefly rinsed when needed.
  • Plastic #2 jugs and bottles such as milk, juice, detergent and shampoo bottles.
  • Steel, tin and aluminum cans.
  • Empty aerosol cans.
Not accepted

Keep these out of recycling

  • Plastic grocery bags or trash bags.
  • Mixed papers and plastics #3 through #7.
  • Batteries, light bulbs, electronics or appliances.
  • Styrofoam, foil, glass, pill bottles or bubble wrap.
  • Food, wet waste or food-contaminated paper plates and napkins.
  • Garden hoses, yard waste, tires or wood.
  • Paint cans, lighter fluid containers or hazardous product containers.
Recycling mistake that ruins a cart

Do not bag recyclables. A green cart with plastic bags can be treated as contaminated, even if the items inside the bag are otherwise recyclable.

San Angelo Bulk Trash Pickup: Large Items, Brush and Yard Waste

Bulk pickup alternates every other week with recycling and happens on your regularly scheduled collection day. In San Angelo, bulk is not unlimited dumping. The listed curbside limit is five cubic yards, roughly the size of a pickup bed or 15 bags of yard waste.

Bulk item San Angelo path Preparation note
Furniture, mattresses, toilets, carpeting, fencing, wooden pallets Bulk pickup week Keep items away from the tan bin and within the five-cubic-yard limit.
Appliances Bulk pickup only if prepared correctly Appliances with refrigerants need refrigerant removed and tagged by a licensed professional.
Barbecue grill Bulk pickup week Remove propane tanks. Propane tanks are not accepted.
Bags of yard waste Bulk pickup week Maximum listed amount is 15 bags of yard waste.
Cut brush and limbs Bulk pickup week Bundle cut brush and limbs in lengths up to 4 feet.
Flat screen TV Bulk pickup / landfill e-waste route Check landfill/e-waste option if you are self-hauling.
Water heater Bulk pickup week Water heaters must be drained.
Household trash, tires, concrete, roofing, construction material, glass, hazardous waste, propane tanks, soil and rocks Not acceptable as regular bulk Use landfill, special disposal, retailer, auto parts store, or approved disposal route depending on material.
Spacing

Keep bulk away from carts

Place bulk items at least 3 feet away from the tan bin so weekly trash collection is not blocked.

Wrong stream

Household trash is not bulk

Bagged kitchen trash and normal household waste belong in the tan garbage bin, not in a bulk pile.

Christmas Tree Disposal in San Angelo

San Angelo residents can set out Christmas trees during their scheduled bulk collection day. Ornaments should be removed. The official guidance says residents are not required to cut the tree for collection.

Step 1

Remove decorations

Take off ornaments, lights, hooks, stands and anything that is not part of the tree.

Step 2

Use bulk day

Put the tree out on your scheduled bulk collection day, not on a recycling-only week.

Step 3

Keep access clear

Place it where crews can collect without blocking the tan garbage cart or vehicles.

San Angelo Landfill, E-Waste and Free Dumping Rules

When your item does not fit the cart, is not accepted as bulk, or needs self-haul disposal, the San Angelo Landfill is the main official option. The City contracts with Republic Services to operate the landfill at 3002 Old Ballinger Highway.

Address

San Angelo Landfill

3002 Old Ballinger Highway. Landfill phone: 325-481-7701.

Hours

Normal hours

Monday–Friday: 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday: 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday: closed.

Free dumping

Bring proof

City residents can dump once per billing cycle at no charge with the most recent water bill and driver’s license with matching address.

Accepted e-waste

Electronics accepted

  • TVs.
  • Computers.
  • Stereos.
  • Cellphones.
Not accepted

Do not bring these as e-waste

  • Batteries.
  • Anything containing Freon.
  • Motor oils, liquid paint or petroleum products.
  • Household hazardous waste.
  • Explosives, radioactive waste or enclosed drums.
Load safety

All loads must be secured or covered with a tarp. Anyone dumping at the working face must wear a hard hat and safety vest; the scalehouse can provide them if needed.

“Trash Pickup Near Me” in San Angelo: City Limits, County Homes and Private Service

When residents search “San Angelo trash pickup near me,” the real question is usually whether the address is inside City solid waste service, in Tom Green County, in an apartment complex, or served by a private hauler.

City residential

Use San Angelo map

City-served homes should use the official map, Red/Blue calendar, Republic Services contact and City Solid Waste page.

County address

Do not assume city pickup

County residents may have different service or self-haul options. For landfill free dumping, county residents can use an electric bill under the listed rules.

Apartment / HOA

Ask property management

Multi-family properties may use dumpsters, private haulers, move-out rules or separate bulky-item instructions.

San Angelo Holiday Trash Schedule 2026

The City’s Solid Waste page lists no trash collection on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day. During those weeks, residents should verify the adjusted pickup pattern through the official City page or Republic Services.

Holiday / closure type What San Angelo residents should know Action
New Year’s Day No trash collection on the holiday. Landfill is also listed as closed on Jan. 1. Check Republic Services holiday route notice before setting carts out.
Thanksgiving Day — Nov. 26, 2026 No trash collection on Thanksgiving Day. Landfill is listed as closed. Verify whether your Thursday or Friday route is delayed.
Christmas Day — Dec. 25, 2026 No trash collection on Christmas Day. Landfill is listed as closed. Check the holiday week update before placing carts or bulk items.
Landfill-only closures The City lists landfill closures for New Year’s Day, MLK Jr. Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Do not self-haul without checking landfill hours first.

Additional Trash or Recycling Carts in San Angelo

If your household regularly overflows the tan trash cart or green recycling cart, requesting an extra cart is safer than leaving loose bags on the ground. The online form asks for your water utility account number, contact information, address and number of extra carts.

Extra waste cart

Monthly charge

The additional cart form currently lists an additional waste cart charge of $6.70 each per month. Confirm the live fee before submitting.

Extra recycling cart

First extra may be free

The form lists the first additional recycling cart as $0 and each additional recycling cart after that as $1.68/month.

Delivery

One-time delivery fee

The form lists home delivery with a one-time fee and says delivery takes approximately two weeks.

Disability Exemption and Senior / Disabled Assistance

San Angelo lists a disability exemption for disabled customers who cannot move carts, and also notes assistance for disabled citizens and citizens 65 and older. This matters because cart set-out rules are strict, but residents who physically cannot move carts should not simply miss service every week.

Disability exemption

Cart movement help

Disabled customers who cannot move carts may request a disability exemption at no extra charge. Use the City Solid Waste contact path for eligibility details and the form.

65 and older / disabled help

Code Compliance contact

For assistance listed for disabled citizens and citizens 65 and older, contact Code Compliance at 325-657-4409.

Missed Trash Pickup in San Angelo: Troubleshooting Before You Call

A missed cart is not always a route failure. In San Angelo, missed pickup can happen because the cart was late, blocked, too close to vehicles, had wrong material, or because residents placed bulk or recycling out on the wrong week.

Check first

Before reporting

  • Was it your actual weekly garbage day?
  • Was the cart out by 7 a.m. or the night before?
  • Were handles facing your home?
  • Was the cart at least 5 feet from vehicles?
  • Was the cart blocked by a car, fence, pole, tree or construction item?
  • Were all materials inside the provided bin?
  • Was recycling loose and not bagged?
Who to call

Use the right contact

For routine collection questions, call Republic Services at 325-481-7726. For City solid waste questions, call 325-486-3798. For starting residential collection, call Water Customer Service at 325-657-4323.

Do not report too early

Crews can arrive at different times during the day. If the whole street is still waiting, the route may not be complete. If your cart was skipped while neighbors were serviced, check placement and contents before calling.

Special Disposal Paths: Batteries, Oil, Bags, Paint, Metals and E-Waste

Some items should not go in the tan cart, green cart, or bulk pile. San Angelo’s guidance points residents toward local drop-off or store-based routes for several common materials.

Item Better San Angelo path Why it matters
Toner and printer cartridges Office supply stores Do not place cartridges in recycling if your cart rules do not accept them.
Plastic shopping bags Supermarket drop-off Plastic bags are not accepted in the green cart.
Brake fluid, motor oil, automobile fluids, vehicle batteries Auto parts stores These can be hazardous and should not go in normal carts.
Tools, equipment, paint and building materials Contact Republic Services or donate usable material Building materials and liquid paint are not normal curbside trash.
Mixed metals and appliances without Freon Metal recycling options listed by the City Freon appliances require special handling before disposal.

Helpful Video: San Angelo Solid Waste Services

A quick video can help residents understand the local solid waste setup before using the Red/Blue calendars, landfill rules and bulk pickup instructions.

Resident Intent Coverage: What This Page Solves

This guide is written for real searches like San Angelo trash pickup schedule, San Angelo garbage collection, San Angelo recycling schedule, San Angelo bulk pickup, San Angelo Red calendar, San Angelo Blue calendar, San Angelo trash pickup phone number, Republic Services San Angelo, San Angelo landfill, San Angelo holiday trash schedule, and San Angelo trash pickup near me. Each search intent is answered with a practical section, not a raw keyword list.

Pickup day

Address-first lookup

The page tells residents to use the official map for weekly garbage day and Red/Blue collection area.

Calendar confusion

Red vs Blue explanation

The page explains that recycling and bulk alternate every other week on the same normal garbage day.

Repeat visits

Built-in checker

The 2026 week checker gives residents a reason to save and revisit the page before putting carts out.

San Angelo Trash Pickup FAQ

How often is garbage collected in San Angelo?

Residential garbage is collected once a week. Use the official interactive map to confirm your exact weekly collection day by address.

Is San Angelo recycling weekly or every other week?

San Angelo recycling is every other week on the same day as your regular garbage collection. Your Red or Blue calendar tells which weeks are recycling weeks.

When is San Angelo bulk pickup?

Bulk pickup alternates every other week with recycling. It happens on your regular collection day during your assigned Red or Blue bulk week.

How do I know if I am on the Red or Blue San Angelo calendar?

Use the official interactive collection map. It shows your collection day and your Red or Blue collection area.

What time should San Angelo trash be out?

Set carts out by 7 a.m. or the night before. Handles should face your home, and carts should be clear of objects and vehicles.

What is the San Angelo bulk pickup limit?

The listed bulk collection limit is five cubic yards, roughly the size of a pickup bed or 15 bags of yard waste.

Can I put tires or construction materials in San Angelo bulk pickup?

No. Tires, concrete, roofing materials, construction materials, glass, hazardous waste, propane tanks, soil and rocks are listed as non-acceptable bulk items.

Can I recycle glass in San Angelo?

No. San Angelo’s recycling guidance lists glass as not accepted in the green recycling cart.

Can I bag recyclables in San Angelo?

No. Recyclables should be empty, clean, dry and not bagged. Plastic grocery bags and trash bags are not accepted in the recycling cart.

Where is the San Angelo landfill?

The San Angelo Landfill is at 3002 Old Ballinger Highway. The landfill phone number is 325-481-7701.

Can San Angelo residents dump at the landfill for free?

City residents can dump items once per billing cycle at no charge by providing their most recent water bill and a driver’s license with a matching address. County residents can use the listed county proof option once per month.

What holidays stop San Angelo trash collection?

The City lists no trash collection on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. Always verify the adjusted route schedule close to the holiday.

Who do I call for San Angelo trash pickup questions?

Call Republic Services at 325-481-7726 for pickup questions. Call City Solid Waste at 325-486-3798 for city solid waste questions. Call Water Customer Service at 325-657-4323 to establish residential collection.

Is Trash-Pickup.org the City of San Angelo?

No. Trash-Pickup.org is an independent resident help guide. Use the official City of San Angelo and Republic Services links on this page for live routes, service alerts, billing, fees and final rules.

Final San Angelo Resident Summary

San Angelo trash pickup is easiest when you separate three things: weekly tan-cart garbage, every-other-week recycling, and every-other-week bulk pickup. Garbage is weekly. Recycling and bulk alternate. Your address is Red or Blue, and that color controls which weeks are recycling weeks and which weeks are bulk weeks.

Put carts out by 7 a.m. or the night before, handles facing your home, with 3 feet from objects and 5 feet from vehicles. Keep recyclables loose, clean, dry and unbagged. Keep bulk within five cubic yards, prepare appliances and brush correctly, and use the landfill or special disposal routes for items that do not belong at the curb.

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