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First Mayor’s Neighborhood Cleanup of 2026 Set for Saturday, Jan. 31

The City of Pensacola kicks off its 2026 Mayor’s Neighborhood Cleanup program this Saturday, Jan. 31, with the first event targeting downtown and portions of surrounding neighborhoods.

Residents in the designated cleanup area can take advantage of the free service to dispose of bulk items they might not typically be able to discard through regular trash pickup. Please see the cleanup map for details on whether your address is included in this weekend’s collection area.

When and How to Participate

Sanitation Services customers within the cleanup boundaries must place eligible items curbside by 7 a.m. Saturday morning. However, don’t set items out too early—the city asks residents to wait until Wednesday, Jan. 28 or later to place materials at the curb.

Important: Items left outside the designated cleanup area will not be collected, even if placed at the curb.

What’s Accepted

This cleanup focuses on bulk items only—regular garbage and yard waste will not be picked up.

Eligible items include:

What’s NOT Accepted

Several items are prohibited from the cleanup program:

Placement Guidelines

Residents should keep tires and paint cans separate from other debris. Don’t place piles underneath low-hanging utility lines or near poles, fences, or mailboxes, as this can interfere with collection.

About the Program

The Mayor’s Neighborhood Cleanup program runs from January through October each year, with all city neighborhoods receiving one cleanup during that period. Along with Sanitation Services collecting curbside items, Code Enforcement conducts a sweep of each cleanup area to address any code violations.

For questions about the cleanup or to verify whether your address is included in Saturday’s service area, contact the City of Pensacola Sanitation Services. 850-435-1890

 

 

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