September 8, 2015
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For 2015, seasonal compost collection began Monday, March 30 through Friday, Dec. 4, with weekly pickups.
Acceptable compostable materials include the following:
*These items are only accepted in compost carts in order to avoid attracting wildlife, or creating odors and unsafe conditions of wet, overweight, broken bags at the curb. Items placed in compost carts do not need to be bagged or bundled.
Unacceptable compostable materials
Do not place the following items in compost carts or paper yard waste bags:
SOURCE: http://www.a2gov.org/departments/field-operations/trash-recycling/Pages/Compost.aspx
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