Get the Facts
A lot of misinformation is making its way around Amarillo regarding the CurbsideCart collection program. Don't listen to the trash talk. Below is a list of commonly asked questions and answers. If you don't see what you're looking for, we encourage you to reach out with any additional questions.
Approximately 12,000 Amarillo residents will participate in the CurbsideCart collection program, which is 6% of the population.
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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 participate in the CurbsideCart collection program will be notified prior to the change. Notices will be included in water bills and door-hangers will be placed at affected addresses.
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The City of Amarillo Public Works Department will roll out the CurbsideCart collection program in three phases beginning in January 2019 and ending that summer.
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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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Public Works officials will conduct four Public Meetings throughout the six-month rollout period. Click here for a complete list of dates, times and locations.
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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.
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