From the City of Edgewater:
You are invited to participate in the City’s Spring Clean-Up events!
- Alley-Way/Street Clean-Up to be held on Monday, May 2nd -Pick-up location will be the location of your regularly scheduled trash pick-up. Items for pick-up must be out by 7am the day of pick-up. You will be able to place things out in the alley throughout the weekend for pick-up on Monday.
- Large Item Dumpster Clean-Up to be held on Saturday, May 7th from 9am to 1pm – Please make sure to have an Edgewater addressed picture ID or an Edgewater utility bill with a picture ID for entrance into the clean-up location. Electronic and metal recycling also provided! Assistance – If you are elderly or disabled and cannot physically transport your items to the drop-off location, please call or email the Community Services Department at 720-763-3012 to schedule assistance.
General Guidelines:
- All materials must be bagged or bundled.
- Do not pack bags or bundles more than fifty pounds (50 lbs).
- Please cut all long pieces of material to lengths no longer than four feet (4′).
- Make sure all items are from the below list of accepted
items are items not accepted will be left or not accepted.
| Type of Materials | Accepted | Rejected |
| Landscape/Yard Materials | Limbs, yard clippings, leaves & wood mulch. | Concrete, dirt, large stumps, fertilizers, chemicals or rocks. |
| Constructions Materials | Wood, drywall, windows, doors, decking, carpet & flooring. | Concrete, bricks, paints, stains or chemicals. |
| Metal Materials | Small appliances, metal flashing, metal furniture & household metals. | Refrigerators, freezers, A/C units, any appliances with Freon or lawn mowers. |
| Household Waste | Household trash, furniture, linens & clothes. Televisions can be disposed of at the drop-off event on May 7th not at the alley way or street clean-up event. | Hazardous or bio-hazardous waste, needles, syringes, hot tubs or batteries. |
| Automotive | Bumpers, auto body panels, seats & upholstery. | Tires, car/truck batteries, vehicle fluids, motor oil plastic bottles or windshield glass. |
Joel has been a resident of Edgewater, Colorado with his family since 2012. He is the Executive Director of local education nonprofit Edgewater Collective and Editor of the Edgewater Echo.
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