Blue Bin RETURNS!

July 9, 2020

Neighbors:

Blue Bin Recycling returns July 13, 2020

No longer use the Blue Bin for trash!

Clean bins out before recycle use.

Online see info:  https://www.facebook.com/FranklinTomorrowInc/

And specifically see this announcement at: https://www.facebook.com/CityOfFranklin/videos/683869169126418

Blue Bin is Back! Operations start July 13^th 2020

Clean items only: tin cans, tinfoil, aluminum and steel cans, cereal boxes

paper towel rolls, newspapers, inserts, cardboard flattened, plastic # 1 and #2 bottles and containers.

No blue bags!  Do not put any bags on the street.  Cardboard will not be picked up from the street.

 Buck-A-Bag is making a comeback.

            Obtain a sticker from City Hall or from Sanitation on Century Court to put on the bag to get curbside pick up.

Updated BOPAE Batteries, Oil, Paint, Antifreeze,  Electronics

Take items  to  Williamson Recycling at 420 Century Drive.

615-794-7599

Hours are Monday through Thursday from 6:00 AM – 4:00 PM; 

1st Saturdays from 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM.

Blue Bin Suspended

April 13, 2020

Ann Petersen, alderman at Large and former Ewingville resident  adds this information:

The recycler used by the city is not accepting anything during covid-19.  Just put everything all together in the main can.  If you have too much for the main can, put the extra in the Blue Bin.  It will now be emptied into the same truck.  Don’t put anything on the ground – no blue bags, cardboard, etc.  All the garbage is picked up by automation.

Ap.13, 2020    https://www.franklintn.gov/Home/Components/News/News/9653/1354

Neighbors,

The above link takes you to the Blue Bin Recycling in Franklin.  It has been temporarily suspended.  Go to the above link to see what you may do with items to recycle.

Blue Bins at the street are dumped into the trash pick up at  your home.

March 16, 2020  from the Franklin Web Page: 

Franklin— The City of Franklin is sad to announce our new Blue Bin Recycling program is temporarily suspended immediately until further notice.  The recycling processor, Marshall County Recycling has halted services due to the COVID-19, (Coronavirus).  We have reached out to other processors, but at this time there are no services available.

In the mean time, citizens can take their recyclables to the Williamson County Recycling Centers or throw their recycling in the trash. See the locations at http://www.williamsoncounty-tn.gov/1846/Convenience-Centers.

Roxie Marston

129 Ewingville Drive