Lakeshore Recycling reinstates collection programs suspended due to coronavirus

Lakeshore Recycling Systems will resume the collection of bulk items/white goods this week and curbside electronics recycling next month after both programs were temporarily suspended in March due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Bulk items are objects that are too large to fit into a garbage cart or can, such as a mattress or furniture; white goods are appliances. Geneva residents can attach a refuse sticker to each bulk or white good item set out with garbage on their normal collection day starting Thursday and Friday, May 21-22. Mattresses must be wrapped or enclosed in plastic. An unwrapped mattress will not be picked up by Lakeshore's crews.

Lakeshore's curbside electronics recycling program also will be reinstated beginning in June.

Full program details, including required refuse stickers, is available on the city's website at www.geneva.il.us.

Garbage, recycling and yard waste collection programs have continued as normal the past few months.

For the latest updates on the City's COVID-19 response, visit the city's website.

In late April, Kane County restarted its regional household hazardous waste front door collection service, which Geneva is a participating partner. For more information, visit www.countyofkane.org.