Local

When does recycling return in Manatee County after Hurricane Ian? Here’s the latest

After being put on pause for more than two weeks while Manatee County residents braced for and recovered from Hurricane Ian, recycling collection will return Monday, Oct. 17.

Manatee County residents can expect recycling pickup routes to resume on their normal collection days, according to Bill Logan, the county’s information outreach manager.

Recycling collection was temporarily suspended to allow workers to prioritize garbage and storm debris collection.

County officials say debris from the hurricane, such as tree branches and appliances destroyed by flooding, is still being collected by several contractors working throughout the county.

The return of recycling collection only applies to residents who pay Manatee County for utilities, not residents who live in the city of Bradenton, where curbside recycling pickup has been suspended until further notice.

Visit www.MyManatee.org/debris for more information on Manatee County’s cleanup efforts.

After being put on pause for more than 2 weeks while Manatee County residents braced for and recovered from Hurricane Ian, recycling collection will return Monday, Oct. 17.
After being put on pause for more than 2 weeks while Manatee County residents braced for and recovered from Hurricane Ian, recycling collection will return Monday, Oct. 17. Manatee County via Flickr provided
Ryan Callihan
Bradenton Herald
Ryan Callihan is the Bradenton Herald’s Senior Editor. As a reporter in Manatee County, he won awards for his local government and environmental coverage. Ryan is a graduate of USF St. Petersburg. Support my work with a digital subscription
Get unlimited digital access
#ReadLocal

Try 1 month for $1

CLAIM OFFER