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Hurricane Beryl interrupting trash services for City of Houston | Here’s what we know

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The City of Houston’s Solid Waste Management Department announces service interruptions for Monday, July 8.

Due to the anticipated high winds and heavy rain from Hurricane Beryl, SWM will suspend all services, including storm debris operations, garbage, recycling, and yard and tree waste collections.

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Residents are advised to secure their garbage and recycling containers. For additional information, download the HTX Collects mobile application 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 concerns.

Collection schedule changes:

Monday, July 8:

  • No collection services: All solid waste facilities and administrative offices will be closed.
  • Service suspensions: All second-pass storm debris collection operations will be interrupted.

MORE: Beryl’s rainfall timeline for Houston, SE Texas

Tuesday, July 9:

  • Rescheduled collections: Monday’s garbage, recycling, yard, and tree waste will be collected.
  • Debris collection: Second-pass storm debris collections will resume. SWM will conduct city-wide damage assessments from Tropical Storm Beryl.

Wednesday, July 10:

  • Regular collections: SWM will collect Tuesday’s garbage, recycling, yard, and tree waste.

Thursday, July 11:

  • Service resumption: All SWM collection services will resume the regular collection schedule. Due to high volumes of tree waste, expect additional delays for the remainder of the week.

PHOTOS: Share photos, videos as Hurricane Beryl nears landfall on the Texas Coast


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Holly joined the KPRC 2 digital team in March 2024, leveraging her eight years of expertise in blogging and digital content to share her passion for Houston. Outside of work, she enjoys exploring the city's vibrant scenes, all while balancing her roles as a wife and mother to two toddlers.

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