Here’s What To Do With Your Christmas Tree In Durham
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Free Live Tree Disposal Options
Beginning early January 2021, there will be a number of free ways for residents to dispose of their live Christmas trees.
How to prepare your tree for disposalAll trees left curbside or at any of the drop-off locations must meet the following guidelines:
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OPTION 1: FREE CURBSIDE COLLECTION
For free curbside collection of a live Christmas tree, yard waste customers as well as non-yard waste customers must place a request through Durham One Call.
Place your request in one of the following ways:
- Call (919) 560-1200
- Submit an online service request (select Waste Management > Report Other Solid Waste Concern > Live Christmas Tree Collection)
- Use the free Durham One Call smartphone app available in the Apple and Google Play stores
Details:
- Requests for curbside service may be submitted beginning Monday, January 4 and must be made no later than Friday, February 5 at 4:30 p.m.
- Curbside live tree collections will take place from January 9 through February 6.
- A tree collection will not count toward a free brush collection for yard waste customers.
OPTION 2: FREE DROP OFF AT WASTE CENTER OR SELECT PARKS
Live Christmas trees will also be accepted for free disposal at the following City facilities.
When using the free drop-off locations, residents and City staff will be required to maintain a social distance of at least 6 feet and wear a face covering at all times while on City of Durham property.
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