Organized Waste Hauling in Arvada, and what it means to Meadowglen residents

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You have likely heard that the City of Arvada will begin implementing an organized waste hauling system in July 2021. HOAs who are already under contract with a waste hauler are allowed to remain with that particular hauler. The BOD is opting to stay under contract with Waste Management, because the price break per resident is lower than what is being offered by Republic, the City’s selected trash hauler. Additionally, aside from some occasional slip-ups, Waste Management provides consistently solid services to Meadowglen. It is important to note that resident in HOAs who choose to remain with a hauler other than Republic will be required to pay a “minimum service fee” of 88 cents per month ($1.76 per water bill cycle). So expect to see that additional charge on your water bill beginning in September. This minimum service fee allows you to participate at no additional charge in TWO yard waste drop off events and TWO bulk item drop off events per year.

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6 Comments

Mike Cline · February 3, 2021 at 3:12 pm

I just read the article on trash hauling. Aside from the pick-up ban, I think the absence of trash cans sitting out all the time is something I most like about Meadow Glen. I hope his doesn’t change under the new system.

Thanks for the good job all of you are doing.

    mgladmin · February 18, 2021 at 1:28 pm

    Hi Mike, we don’t anticipate any changes to our existing services nor our ARC guideline of “Place trash and recycle out for collection no earlier than the night before and remove containers from view the day of collection.”

Joshua · February 4, 2021 at 8:43 am

Is there more information on the 2 yard waste drop off events and 2 large bulk items with waste management? When are the events, where and how ?
Thanks

    mgladmin · February 18, 2021 at 1:29 pm

    Hi Joshua, the yard waste and large item drop off will be announced by the City of Arvada and probably operated by Republic.

Louise · February 20, 2021 at 7:37 am

The Denver Post reported that the opt-out fee is $5 per month but this article says 88 cents. Why the difference? And what is the per-residence cost for our current trash service?

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