New trash service coming to Indy in 2026

Curbside recycling is coming to Indianapolis. Here's when and how it will work
Indianapolis announced a new solid waste contract that will include universal curbside recycling beginning in 2028.
Universal curbside recycling program coming to Indianapolis in 2028
A new contract deal with Lakeshore Recycling Systems will take over solid waste collections starting next year and phase in universal recycling in 2028.
New Trash Service Coming to Indianapolis, IN in 2026, with Curbside Recycling by 2028
Indianapolis will have a new trash service provider next year. Curbside recycling services are also coming in 2028. “This has been a longstanding goal of
Curbside recycling for Indy residents to begin in 2028
The Board of Public Works authorized a new contract to bring universal curbside recycling to all Indianapolis residents in 2028.
Parts of Indianapolis to change trash service providers; curbside recycling coming in 2028
Trash services for some Indianapolis residents will change in 2026, with Lakeshore Recycling Systems becoming the new vendor. Curbside recycling to start in 2028.
Indianapolis approves 10-year contract with new trash, recycling service
The company will also be involved with the city's transition to universal curbside recycling, expected to begin in 2028.
City of Indianapolis announces new trash vendor; universal curbside recycling coming in the future
Indy DPW says that under this new contract, universal curbside recycling is expected to begin for all Indianapolis residents sometime in 2028.
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Indianapolis awards solid waste contract, updates recycling drop-off program
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Recycling drop-off site closed 'effective immediately.' Indy's other recycling options
While the city didn't provide a pointed explanation, it cautioned that illegal dumping at recycling sites could lead to closure.
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Indiana investing $3.7 million to expand recycling programs
Nearly $4 million in grants are being given to central Indiana corporations looking to expand recycling services.
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Riverside Park now has a recycling drop-off site
(MIRROR INDY) — The Indianapolis Department of Public ... trash until at least 2035 and would push back a city-wide curbside recycling program until 2028. Until then, many residents will have ...