Recycling & Garbage

Where it goes, and who to call

Recycling, food scraps, yard waste, garbage and litter cleanup in St. Anthony Park.

Recycling

Curbside Recycling

The City of Saint Paul partners with zero-waste nonprofit Eureka Recycling to provide weekly recycling collection to all Saint Paul households.

To report a missed pickup or for more information, contact Eureka Recycling at 651-222-7678 or info@eurekarecycling.org.

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Ramsey County Recycling

Ramsey County runs free residential collection and drop-off sites throughout the county:

Learn more at Ramsey County Recycling & Waste or call 651-633-EASY.

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Food Scraps (Organics)

Organics recycling collects food scraps and other organic material for composting. Drop-off sites take more materials than you can put in a backyard compost bin.


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Garbage

Citywide garbage service. Each street or alley has one designated residential garbage hauler, and prices and services are consistent across Saint Paul. The program works hand in hand with citywide recycling to support Saint Paul’s longer-term vision for reducing waste.

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Litter Cleanup

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To help address trash and litter in our community, the City encourages neighbors to help clean, beautify and improve their neighborhoods. Its Come Clean! program supplies trash bags, gloves and many, many thanks; you supply the time and energy. Businesses and individuals who Adopt-a-Block can request a window cling or lawn sign in recognition.

Learn more about Saint Paul litter programs. Questions? Call (651) 266-6130.

Clean Up With Neighbors

SAPCC volunteers clean up Kasota Ponds every spring and South St. Anthony Park on Earth Day. The Environment Committee meets monthly and is open to everyone.

Get Involved

Your neighborhood, your voice.

Give, lend a hand, or come to a committee meeting. Every bit keeps St. Anthony Park neighbor-powered.