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1. Why can’t I opt out or select my sanitation provider, aka Subscription Service?

While Subscription Service initially seems logical, there are significant issues:   

•    Subscription service means different haulers, different cans, and different pick-up days in our neighborhoods (many of which are already very busy).  More trucks, weighing up to 60,000 lbs. each, means more wear and tear on our city streets. 

•    Subscription service very often leads to higher number of non-active accounts and results in illegal dumping, code enforcement efforts, and un-funded pick-up by the City’s Public Works crews.  The cost of this pick-up would then be absorbed in the City’s General Fund. This means taxpayers would pay the costs for illegal dumping.  

•    Subscription service is almost always more expensive than locally regulated contract service.  A quick research of subscription rates in unincorporated Coweta County found that most subscription rates were approaching the new city rate.  Please remember that subscription rates in unincorporated Coweta County do not include yard debris or bulk services and many do not include recycling services.

2. Why am I no longer separating trash and recycling?

AMWASTE offers a one bin solution. This means your trash and recycling will now be in one container. https://www.repowersouth.com/resources/

3. When is my service day?

See our interactive GIS map for information about when your bin will be picked up.

4. Should I bag my trash?

Yes, bagged trash helps prevent litter.

5. I need to dispose of large boxes. May I place them by my cart?

No. All items for pick up must be placed within the cart.

6. What if I can’t fit all of my trash and recycling bags in my cart?

You may add a second cart, but we will not service any items left outside of the cart.

7. Whom should I contact if my can is damaged?

Contact the City of Newnan Sanitation Department by email or phone.

8. What should I do if I no longer need a second can?

Contact the City of Newnan Sanitation Department by email or phone.