The 4th of July holiday does not impact solid waste collection services provided to the 34 communities serviced by the Mid Michigan Waste Authority. Residents should prepare and set out materials on their regularly scheduled collection day.
The upcoming Memorial Day holiday does impact solid waste collection services provided to the 34 Mid Michigan Waste Authority (MMWA) member communities. There will be no trash, recycling, or yard waste collection provided on Monday, May 31, 2021. With the holiday falling on a weekday, collection services will be delayed one day for every community the week of Memorial Day. Residents should prepare and set out materials one day later than they normally do during the holiday week.
Beginning in May, Mid Michigan Waste Authority plans to offer six all in one drop off days for household problem wastes, including paint, electronics, and hazardous waste, as well as two document shredding events. The program will run from May through October and is free to residents of Saginaw County, Bethany Township, Village of Breckenridge, and Wheeler Township. The events cannot accept waste from businesses, farms, schools, or non-profit organizations.
Appointments are required.
The upcoming Presidents’ Day holiday on Monday, February 15, will not cause any delays in trash and recycling services provided to the 34 communities served by the Mid Michigan Waste Authority. Residents should prepare and set out materials on their regularly scheduled collection day.
Residents with a Monday – Thursday service day, should set their materials out on their regular collection day. Collection will take place on Christmas Eve and New Years Eve. Residents with a Friday service day, should set their materials out on Saturday, as collection will be delayed by one day for each holiday
The upcoming Columbus Day holiday on Monday, October 12, will not cause any delays in trash and recycling services provided to the 34 communities served by the Mid Michigan Waste Authority. Residents should prepare and set out materials on their regularly scheduled collection day during the holiday week.
The upcoming Labor Day holiday does impact solid waste collection services provided to the 34 Mid Michigan Waste Authority (MMWA) member communities. There will be no trash, recycling, or yard waste collection provided on Monday, September 7. With the holiday falling on a weekday, collection services will be delayed one day for every community the week of Labor Day. Residents should prepare and set out materials one day later than they normally do during the holiday week.
The 4th of July holiday does not impact solid waste collection services provided to the 34 communities serviced by the Mid Michigan Waste Authority. Residents should prepare and set out materials on their regularly scheduled collection day.
To our MMWA residents, we hope you are safe. The severe flooding we are experiencing does have an impact on collection services for residents in many areas within MMWA member communities. Drivers are attempting service where access has not been impacted. In Tittabawassee Twp, due to bridge and road closures, residents west of the river will not be serviced on their regularly scheduled collection day. We do anticipate there will be other areas in multiple communities which are identified as inaccessible due to other road closures, high water and potentially poor road conditions. As with any other weather related event, for areas with impacted service the next attempt will be on your next regularly scheduled collection day.
In addition, due to the extreme flooding, access to our location has been impacted and MMWA’s office will be closed beginning at 3 pm on Wednesday, May 20, 2020. We plan to reopen on Tuesday, May 26, 2020. We will respond to any messages at that time. We appreciate your patience and understanding.
Keep in mind, the May 25th Memorial Day holiday will result in a one day delay that week for all MMWA member communities.
The upcoming Memorial Day holiday does impact solid waste collection services provided to the 34 Mid Michigan Waste Authority (MMWA) member communities. There will be no trash, recycling, or yard waste collection provided on Monday, May 25. With the holiday falling on a Monday, collection services will be delayed one day for every community the week of Memorial Day. Residents should prepare and set out materials one day later than they normally do during the holiday week. For example, if your normal collection day is Monday, you should put your materials to the curb on Tuesday.