Houston: Changes to waste, recycling and debris collection methods due to Beryl

HOUSTON — The City of Houston Solid Waste Management Department has announced service interruptions for Monday, July 8, due to high winds and heavy rain expected in Beryl. All services will be suspended, including storm debris, household trash, recycling, yard waste and tree waste collection operations.

Residents are advised to secure their garbage and recycling containers.

Editor’s Note: The video above is from an earlier report.

No collection services; all second-pass storm debris collection operations will be suspended; all solid waste management facilities and administrative offices will be closed.

Monday’s household trash, recyclables, yard waste and tree waste will be collected. Second-pass storm debris collections will resume. SWM will conduct citywide damage assessments from Beryl.

SWM will collect household waste, recyclables, yard waste and tree waste on Tuesday.

All SWM collection services will resume their regular schedule. Due to the high volume of tree waste, expect additional delays for the remainder of the week.

For more information, download the HTX Collects mobile app or contact the 3-1-1 Call Center. Residents can also use the 3-1-1 online portal at houstontx.gov/311 to report any storm-related issues.

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