No Trash Pickup on Presidents Day in Largo

There is no residential trash collection for Largo residents for the Presidents Day holiday Monday.

There is no residential trash collection for Largo residents for the Presidents Day holiday on Monday. The following changes are in effect: No residential garbage, recycling, yard waste or bulk pick up on Monday, Feb. 18. The items will be collected Tuesday. If pickup is normally Tuesday, it will be moved to Wednesday. Commercial businesses will not  be impacted by the holiday schedule. Call 727-586-­6760. Sign up for the Largo Patch email newsletter to stay connected to your community.

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Largo Holiday Trash Collection

There is no garbage collection on Christmas or New Year's Day.

Largo will not have garbage, recycling, yard waste or bulk pickup on Dec. 25 or Jan. 1. If your collection day is on Tuesday, for the holidays your collection day will be on Wednesday for residential customers. Commercial customers will have pickup on Monday or Wednesday. If you have questions, call 727-587-6760.

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Holiday Trash Schedule This Week

The garbage pickup schedule is changed this week because of Thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving Holiday Trash Schedule

Largo's garbage collection schedule is changed for the Thanksgiving holiday.

Residential collection for Thursday, Nov. 22, including garbage, yard waste, bulk material and recycling will be moved to Wednesday, Nov. 21, according to Solid Waste Manager Gordon in a city report.     Friday residential collection will remain unchanged. Commercial collection for Thursday will be picked up on Wednesday and Friday.   No collections will be made on Thanksgiving Day.

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Labor Day Trash Schedule

There's no residential garbage or recycling collection on Sept. 3.

Debby Debris Collection Continues

The City of Largo is still collecting yard waste and debris from Tropical Storm Debby.

Tropical Storm Debby brought rains and a possible tornado through Largo on June 24.  The storm left behind a vast amount of storm debris, which the city continues to collect. The storm cleanup has caused a change in the residential garbage pickup schedule.  The city "thanks customers for their patience as the collection schedules have been temporarily altered due to the inordinate amount of yard waste and bulky debris needing removal," wrote Solid Waste Manager Michael Gordon. Two new garbage trucks will be added to the city's fleet. The new trucks came sooner than anticipated because of the increased collection demands caused by the storm, according to Fleet Manager Donald Moore. The city's park crews have cleaned up downed trees and …

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