Rossland yard waste collection and drop-off

From time to time, the City may designate days when the City may provide general residential

yard and garden waste including but not limited to grass, leaves, pine needles and cones,

The City will be driving by each residence once, so don’t miss out.

Please ensure all items are on the boulevard by 7:00 a.m.

Only leaves and grass clippings can be placed in a pile on your unmaintained boulevard.

PLEASE DO NOT BAG YARD WASTE OR PLACE A TARP BENEATH YOUR PILE.

PLEASE DO NOT BUNDLE PILES.

Public Works will collect roadside sand and gravel only during Spring Clean Up.

Curbside pickup of branches, piles of leaves, yard waste, and FireSmart debris will no longer occur.

centimetres in diameter and 1 metre in length and up to 10 centimetres in diameter and 3

the City may collect a maximum of one (1) cubic yard of yard and garden waste from each

maximum of nine (9) cubic yards (or one

(1) tandem truck load)

2.5 centimetres in diameter and 1 metre in length.

Must be less than 10 cm in diameter and 3 m in length and cannot exceed a truck load per household.

Must be less than 10 cm in diameter and 3 m in length

Yard or garden waste are accepted at the McKelvey Creek Regional Landfill located in Trail, BC.

This service is for Wildfire Hazard Vegetation ONLY.

As an alternative to providing a collection service, the City may designate an area(s) and/or

Designated debris bins at the arena parking lot (available on a rotational, budget limited basis)

Direct hauling to the McKelvey Creek Landfill in Trail (at resident expense)

Direct hauling to the McKelvey Creek Landfill in Trail (at resident expense)

Fats, meat and bones, food waste and kitchen waste, peels, coffee grounds, tea bags;

Loose soil and rocks;

Human or animal excrement;

Invasive Species,

Dirt, sod, rocks, or constructions material and invasive species will not be accepted.

"Solid and Yard Waste Regulation Bylaw, No. 2817, 2023"