GARBAGE PICKUP HOLIDAY SCHEDULE

Good morning, Neighborhood Leader, Below is an important update about garbage pickup for this week and next week. In observance of the holiday season, the City of Birmingham offices will be closed on Friday, Dec. 23 and Monday, Dec. 26 with the exception of police, fire and 911. As a result of these closures, collection for Friday, Dec. 23’s uniform cart routes will occur on this Wednesday, Dec. 21. Collection for the Monday Dec. 26 uniform cart routes will occur on Wednesday, Dec. 28. All other regular garbage collection routes will be serviced as normal on their next or following pickup date (i.e. Friday, Dec. 23 collection will be picked up on the next scheduled date of Tuesday, Dec. 27). Recycle collection will remain as scheduled on Wednesday, Dec. 21. Sincerely, Jasmine Hollis Administrative Assistant Office of Public Information City of Birmingham Email: Jasmine.Hollis@birminghamal.gov Address: 710 20th Street North Birmingham, Alabama 35206 Wesbite: www.birminghamal.gov

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