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300 North Boulevard
Room 208
Baton Rouge, LA 70802
(225) 389-3158 Office
(225) 389-5391 Fax
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. M-F

David Guillory
Assist to the Director
dguillory@brgov.com

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Solid Waste Division

David R. Guillory, E.I.T., Special Assistant to the Director

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David R. Guillory, E.I.T.
Assistant Director

MISSION STATEMENT

Over the last 50 years, Municipal Solid Waste has become an important environmental concern. There are five aspects of Solid Waste Management:  Administrative, Financial, Legal, Planning and Engineering.

We are here to ensure that all aspects are covered in an efficient and timely manner. With our new Automated Garbage service, we hope to better the process of picking up your trash and keep Baton Rouge a clean city we can be proud of.

SINGLE STREAM RECYCLING CART SIGN-UP FORM
If you DO NOT currently recycle and would like to sign-up to receive a 64-gallon Automated Recycling Cart.
 


AUTOMATED GARBAGE COLLECTION

for any Automated Garbage and Recycling Service Issues.


Frequently Asked Questions

What are the scheduled collection times?

Garbage and recycling carts must be placed at the curb by 5 a.m. and recycling collection begins at 4 a.m.on the scheduled service day. Carts should be removed from the street in a timely manner.

What items can be placed at curbside for collection?

Bagged household garbage including food waste and trash. No household hazardous waste (paint, chemicals, thinner, batteries, electronics). Cart lids must be closed, overflowing carts will not be collected, and move any vehicles blocking the street on collection day.

Keep It Clean,  Keep It Green, Cart Smart Baton Rouge!
Mayor-President Melvin L. "Kip" Holden,