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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
PO Box 160, 33-41 East Main Street
Johnstown, New York 12095
phone: (518) 736-4014

Chandra C. Cotter, City Engineer Kevin S. Jones, Deputy City Engineer
email: ccotter@cityofjohnstown.ny.gov email: kjones@cityofjohnstown.ny.gov

2006 Annual Report 2007 Annual Report New Page 19

GARBAGE & RECYCLING

Ward 1
 

Garbage:   Friday
Recycling: 1st & 3rd Thursday

 
Ward 1;
Friday


North Perry


Ward 2: Wednesday

West Main

 

East Main

  
Ward 4;
Thursday
 

South Perry

 
 Ward 3;
Tuesday

Ward 2
 
Garbage:   Wednesday
Recycling: 1st & 3rd Thursday
Ward 3
 
Garbage:   Tuesday
Recycling: 1st & 3rd Friday
Ward 4
 
Garbage:   Thursday
Recycling: 1st & 3rd Friday

Things to remember regarding garbage collection:

  • Must be placed in front of your residence no later than 6:00 a.m. the day of your scheduled collection.

  • Clear plastic bags must be used.

  • Only household garbage is accepted. Examples of items not considered garbage are: yard debris, construction material, appliances, large electronics, paint, needles, etc.

  • If your scheduled collection day falls on a holiday. We will do a double pickup either the day of or day after the holiday. Notices are sent to the Leader Herald to inform the public of the pickup day.

    If you have questions or concerns regarding your pickup please call the City Engineer's Office at 736-4014.

 

New York State Law as of January 1, 2012

Private and Municipal haulers are not longer allowed to dispose of electronics in the landfill. Therefore, the Department of Public Works can no longer pick up of the following items with household garbage; a free electronics recycling location is available at the Department of Solid Waste for residents to dispose of these items:

computers televisions cathode ray tubes
small scale servers computer peripherals - cables, cords, wiring monitors
electronic keyboards mice or similar pointing devices fax machines, scanners, printers
small electronic equipment (including any cabled, corded or wired device) VCRs / DVD players Digital recording devices
portable music players digital converter boxes cable or satellite receivers
electronic or video game consoles    

STREET LIGHT PROBLEMS

To report problems with street lights (staying on during the day, cycling on and off, dim, exposed wires, light making noise, etc.) you can do so directly to National Grid simple by accessing their web page ( www.nationalgrid.com ) and entering the information. Click on Your Account and scroll down to Street Lighting. Be sure to have the address of the pole and it would also be helpful to have the pole number (located directly on pole).