Everything you need to know about waste and recycling collection in 2020
The 2020 Village of Ada waste and recycling guide is now available to residents, according to Eileen Peterman, of the village office.
A printer-friendly copy is attached at the bottom of this story. Copies are also available at the village office.
The guide includes a calendar for 2020 showing recycling collection dates and trash collection dates. Trash collection is weekly and refuse collection is every-other-week. The calendar shows the pick-up schedule for residents north of the railroad and south of the railroad.
It also shows 2020 holidays. If your scheduled collection day falls on or after the holiday, collection will be delayed one day during that week.
In 2020 holidays affecting pick-up are:
• New Year’s Day – Jan. 1
• Memorial Day – May 25
• Independence Day – July 4
• Labor Day – Sept. 8
• Thanksgiving – Nov. 26
• Christmas – Dec. 25
The guide shows recycling guidelines, indicating what can be recycled and what should not be recycled.
Bulk item pick-up must be scheduled 48 hours in advance by calling the carrier at 800-828-8171. Additional details are available on the village website: www.adaoh.org.
Ada’s waste and recycling collector is contracted to Rumpke of Circleville, Ohio.
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