Resources and Contacts
City of Atlanta Public Services
Trash, Recycling, Yard Debris, General Sanitation
311 or 404.546.0311 or www.atl311.com Street Lights and Power Lines 888.660.5890 Georgia Power Mayor’s Office 404.658.6026 Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms The Mayor’s office can help motivate any city departments. Streets, Potholes, Signs, Traffic Lights 311 or 404.546.0311 or www.atl311.com Trees in Roadway 311 or 404.546.0311 or www.atl311.com If it is an emergency and you can’t get through, try 404.658.6666 Sewer Odors 311 or 404.546.0311 or www.atl311.com Zoning Enforcement 404.330.6175 Office of Buildings, Department of Planning Parks and Recreation 404.546.6788 City Councilman Dustin Hillis 404.330.6044 Atlanta City Council Department of Watershed Management 404.546.1290 Disposal of Household Chemicals 404.600.6386 CHaRM (Center for Hard to Recycle Materials) Scrap Tire Disposal 404.600.6386 CHaRM (Center for Hard to Recycle Materials) Post Office 404.873.4428 US Postal Service The Brady Avenue post office is where our carrier is based. Public Schools for Underwood Hills
Underwood Hills is districted to the following Atlanta Public Schools:
E. Rivers Elementary School Sutton Middle School North Atlanta High School Home Emergency Preparations
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Trash, Bulk Waste & Recycling Pickup Schedule/Rules
Pickup Schedule
Pickup for recycling, household trash and yard trimmings for Underwood Hills is on Thursday of each week. Click here for more info on the City’s solid waste services. Bulk Waste Pickup Schedule Bulk waste pickup for Underwood Hills is the week of the 4th Monday of each month. Pickup typically happens on Thursday but can be on any day that week as the crews make their way through the NW quadrant. When there is a 5th week in a given month, that time will be used to recheck areas throughout the city where bulk collection may have been delayed due to weather or resource issues. What can be recycled? Many people think they know what can and cannot be recycled. Check out the City’s website on its recycling program to make sure you’re doing it right and to learn more about the City’s Recycling Perks program. Collection events for electronics are a regular occurrence in various locations around Atlanta. Check the Keep Atlanta Beautiful site. Report a Trash, Recycling, or Yard Waste problem? Call 311 or visit www.atl311.com. Solid waste, including yard trimmings and other items, is collected from single-family residences by Public Works’ Solid Waste Services once a week. Garbage must be placed in approved containers such as “Herbie Curbies.” Old appliances, furniture and other bulky items should be placed at the curb by 7 a.m. on the scheduled pickup day. Atlanta Public Works does not pick up garbage or other disposable items produced by businesses. For general information regarding garbage collection such as requesting a garbage container or reporting a missed pickup, call 311 or visit www.atl311.com. What is household hazardous waste and how should it be disposed? Household hazardous wastes are any product labeled: toxic, poison, corrosive, flammable, combustible or irritant that is thrown into the household garbage can. The City of Atlanta partnered with CHaRM (Center for Hard to Recycle Materials) to handle items that cannot be placed into your Herbie Curbie. The facility is located at 1110 Hill Street, Atlanta, GA 30315, and its hours of operation are noted below.
According to the US Environmental Protection Agency: Leftover household products that contain corrosive, toxic, ignitable, or reactive ingredients are considered to be “household hazardous waste” or “HHW.” Products such as paints, cleaners, oils, batteries and pesticides that contain potentially hazardous ingredients require special care when you dispose of them. Whenever possible, find more environmentally benign products in place of commonly hazardous products. Using common products like baking soda, vinegar, lemons, salt, and olive oil work effectively to clean and protect. See the suggested links listed below for more information on alternatives. If you do have household hazardous wastes that you must dispose of, follow these suggestions for proper disposal:
Other Informative Links: EPA Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Household Hazardous Products Safe Alternatives Non-Toxic Household Products Smart Rx Disposal | ||
