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Approximately 12,000 Amarillo residents will participate in the CurbsideCart program.

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Residents who have hand-collection or dumpsters

in their front yard will receive a CurbsideCart. Neighborhoods with dead-end or uncleared

alleyways will also participate in the Program.

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All 12,000 residents who meet the criteria for selection in the CurbsideCart program will be notified with door hangers and postcards at the affected address prior to the change.

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The City of Amarillo Public Works Department will implement the CurbsideCart program in multiple phases.

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No. Residents in several neighborhoods

throughout Amarillo will be affected. Click here

 to see a full map detailing the affected neighborhoods.

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Call the City of Amarillo Solid Waste Division at (806) 378-6813 or email COAPublicWords@amarillo.gov. Public meetings will be posted on when scheduled.

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Although our strong panhandle winds often wreak havoc, CurbsideCarts are 95-gallons and were designed to withstand the elements.

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The City of Amarillo offers a Roll Out Service

for residents who need assistance rolling Carts

to the curb for pickup each week. Click here 

to learn more.

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Your trash collection days will remain the same. Trucks equipped with mechanical arms will come by twice a week to empty your CurbsideCart. To find out your days of service, call (806) 378-6813.

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No. There should be no bags placed on top of the cart or next to the cart. All trash should be placed inside your CurbsideCart.

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Your cart must be placed at the curb by 7 a.m. the morning of your collection day and brought in no later than 8 am. on the day following collection day.

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Yes. You may use your cart for yard waste. Just make sure it is bagged.

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Your cart should be placed on your curb and should not be blocked by vehicles, objects or over-hanging tree limbs. A good rule of thumb is to leave three clear feet around all sides.