Curbside Pickup Services
West Nipissing Environmental Services collects household waste from approximately 5,000 households across the Municipality. Roughly 75% of the households in West Nipissing are serviced by the Curbside Recycling program, with the remaining households utilizing the depot program.
When’s my collection?
Use Recycle Coach from this website or download the app on your phone to search by address.
Waste Collection
Waste collection is conducted weekly. All garbage must be bagged and at the curb by 7 a.m. on your collection day, but not earlier than the evening before.
Collection requirements
- Maximum of 4 bags, containers, or receptacles
- Maximum weight of 40 lbs
- No loose garbage (i.e. grocery bags or dog waste bags)
Missed Collection
Reasons your waste or may not have been picked up:
- Not out by 7 a.m.
- Exceeded weight restrictions
- Exceeded waste bag limit of 4
- Garbage was left loose at the curb
- Unacceptable waste is at the curb
- Improper week/day
Received an OOPS Sticker?
Environmental Services places OOPS stickers if they notice the above rules are not being followed. The goal is to help educate residents on proper sorting and waste diversion.
Reporting an issue
West Nipissing Environmental Services handles waste curbside collection. To report as issue, please contact us by:
calling 705-753-2250
emailing support@westnipissing.ca
using the online service request form.
Recycling Collection
Recycling is collected every two weeks. Place your blue bins at the curb no earlier than 7 p.m. the evening before and no later than 7 a.m. the morning of your collection.
Circular Materials manages recycling programs across the province. GFL Environmental Inc. has been retained to handle recycling collection at the curb and at recycling depots in West Nipissing.
Residents who have questions about recycling or who want to report a missed collection can contact the GFL team at:
1-888-796-4352
c29recycling@gflenv.com
Blue curbside carts are provided by GFL and include 2 compartments. Residents are asked to properly sort their recyclable materials.
See a list of recyclable materials.