Solid Waste Division
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Pictured left to right
Daniel Whigham, Solid Waste Superintendent
Michael Grier, General Supervisor
Mary Singleton, Projects Administrator
Don McCook, General Supervisor
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Mission Statement
The Solid Waste Division of the Public Works Department ensures that solid waste
generated within the corporate limits of the City of Albany is collected and disposed
of properly, in an efficient and cost effective manner, while minimizing impacts on
the envionment.
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Public Works Office
1900 N. Monroe St.
Albany, GA 31701
(229) 435-4166
Daniel Whigham, Superintendent
Michael Grier, General Supervisor
Don McCook, General Supervisor
Mary Singleton, Projects Administrator
Stacey Dykes, Senior Administrator Secretary
The City of Albany Solid Waste Department Implemented an Automated Collection System for household garbage collection. Please assist us by following the procedures below:
All garbage is required to be placed only in the containers furnished by the city. Boxes must be broken down and put inside the container. No garbage is picked up unless it is inside the container. Additional containers may be contained for a fee by contacting City Solid Waste Division at (229) 435-4166.
Containers must be placed at the curb no sooner than 5:00 pm the day before collections and removed no later than 7:00 pm the day of collection.
Barrels must face the roadway and be placed within 3 feet of the curb or roadway so the truck pickup-arm can reach the barrel. Please do not place barrels beside utility poles or mail boxes.
Leaves and yard debris will be picked up twice a month and must be piled near the garbage pick up site. No other debris or trash can be mixed in with the yard debris.
Thank you for working with us to make Albany a cleaner community.
Please remember to recycle whenever possible!
For questions or comments please call the Solid Waste Division at (229) 435-4166.
The City Ordinances for Solid Waste are located in Chapter 52 in the City Code of Ordinances. Click here to view the City Ordinances for Solid Waste.
Click on the following links to view information on illegal dumping, junk cars, littering, paint disposal, and recycling.