City of Albany announces garbage roll-off site changes
From staff reports
ALBANY — Recent changes have been made to a couple of the city of Albany’s garbage roll-off sites. Extra garbage roll-off containers are located at various sites throughout the city. This service is to provide for the additional garbage being generated in the community as we continue to recover from the COVID pandemic.
These locations are meant strictly for residential household garbage and yard debris.
Recent changes to roll-off sites:
♦ The roll-off at Avalon Park has been relocated to the end of Canal Street at the cul-de-sac.
♦ And the roll-off at the intersection of Patrol Drive and Rosser Lane has been relocated to the end of Mercantile Drive, near the cul-de-sac. Remember that all garbage should be placed inside the roll-off and nobody should place items around the container.
The following items are not meant to be placed in or around the container:
♦ Any debris generated from commercial businesses (i.e., contractors and landlords): Call Public Works Solid Waste for more information at (229) 302-1800;
♦ Tires: Call Public Works Solid Waste for more information at (229) 302-1800;
♦ Electronics: Contact Keep Albany-Dougherty Beautiful for Recycling at (229) 430-5257.
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