Norwalk to roll out new trash collection system July 1
The most visible change will be the black and red garbage bins that will replace the old system where each household used its own.
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Jun 23, 2025, 11:57 AM
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1h agoStarting July 1, Norwalk will launch a new garbage and recycling collection system under a city contract.
The most visible change will be the black and red garbage bins that will replace the old system where each household used its own.
City officials say the new bins will be easier to maintain and will allow for automated, side-loading garbage trucks.
They say the trucks are safer and more efficient.
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