recycle

Every Tuesday through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., until February 17th, locals are encouraged to stop by any of the Citizen Collection Stations across the city to drop off their live Christmas tree.

Have you ever woken up after trash day just to find out your bin is still filled to the rim?! It has certainly happened to me. We are lucky in our neighborhood to have such a friendly and helpful environmental services rep. (shout out to Eddie!) - but some of you El Pasoans may be wondering just what went wrong the last time your trash or recycling wasn't picked up.

Treecycle for free

The city of El Paso is offering free recycling of live holiday trees beginning Tuesday, December 27th.

For people who love having a fresh, live Christmas tree in their home, you may be wondering how you're going to be able to get rid of it after the holidays.

If you're doing recycling like this, you're doing it wrong and you might not be able to do it anymore.

Your tree was beautiful in your house. The County will turn it into free mulch to make your yard look beautiful.

If you've never had a real Christmas tree, you need to know how to take care of one so you'll have a merry and safe Christmas.

The City of El Paso Environmental Services Department is encouraging customers to clean out bins in an effort to curtail trash odor nuisance.

Here are all the locations to recycle that Thanksgiving cooking oil and grease.

Check out this handy list of locations where you can dispose of your used cooking oil left over from your Thanksgiving feast.

You might think you know what to recycle, but the City has updated it's guidelines. Check them out before you roll out that blue bin.