| Brush Collection |
| In May the city provides free curbside bulk brush collection for branches and tree trimmings. From April 1 through mid-December, residents may also dispose of bundled brush each week through the City's yard waste program. |
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| Charitable Donations |
| Various non-profit agencies offer curbside charitable donation collection. |
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| Electronics Recycling |
| Although electronics are not considered hazardous waste and can be placed at the curb with normal refuse, this is not the best disposal method. |
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| Garbage Collection - Residential |
| Naperville offers curbside collection of garbage to all single-family homes, condominiums, townhomes and apartments with up to four units. |
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| Garbage Collection Carts |
| Naperville residents, who currently receive curbside garbage collection from BFI, can purchase a standardized residential wheeled garbage cart. |
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| Holiday Tree Recycling |
| The City of Naperville offers a Holiday Tree Recycling program each January. |
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| Household Hazardous Waste |
| The city’s household hazardous drop off facility is open Saturdays and Sundays, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., excluding holidays. |
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| Leaf Collection |
| The City of Naperville offers a variety of leaf disposal options to meet the unique needs of residents. |
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| Recycling - Curbside |
| Naperville began its curbside recycling program in 1986, making it the first community in Illinois to offer this service to its residents. The city provides a recycling bin for every single-family home in the city. |
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| Recycling Drop-off Center |
| Residents who do not receive curbside collection may take materials to the city’s drop-off center, located at 1600 W. Jefferson Ave. |
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| Residential Refuse Fee |
| Beginning May 1, 2010, residents will pay a $2 monthly residential refuse fee that will appear on a monthly utility bill as a flat monthly rate. |
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| Scavenger Services |
| Beginning January 1, 2006, refuse collection firms must obtain a City of Naperville Commercial Scavenger License to collect or dispose of any commercial waste, refuse or recycling materials. |
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| Yard Waste Collection |
| From mid March through the second full week of December, grass, weeds, twigs and leaves should be bagged in 33-gallon paper yard waste bags and placed curbside for weekly collection. |
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