Category: Sanitation
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Sanitation Policy Change
North Little Rock’s Sanitation Department is no longer able to accept or pick up refrigerators, freezers, or air conditioning units from residents due to landfill policies regarding freon. Residents should now make arrangements for the disposal of the appliances by contacting a local recycler: Tennenbaum Recycling or Reeves Recyclers.
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Electronics Recycling Drop Off Day
Stop by and drop off your electronics for recycling at Simmons Bank Arena Parking Lot on Tuesday, April 8, 2025 from 7 am – 2 pm.
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Leaf Removal Truck Location
The Leaf Truck location will be updated weekly on Monday and Thursday. You can call 501-371-8340 anytime for an updated location. Current Location:
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Leaf Removal to Begin
The NLR Leaf Removal Program will begin AFTER Veteran’s Day in each ward of the city. Residents are asked to place leaves at the curb, not in the street or near street drainage. The upcoming location of the leaf truck will be posted weekly on Monday and Thursday. Residents can call 501-371-8340 anytime for the…
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2024 Sanitation Schedule
New Year’s Day Dr. Martin Luther King Birthday Presidents Day & Daisy Gaston Bates Day Memorial Day Juneteenth Independence Day Labor Day Veterans Day Thanksgiving Day Christmas Work one day delayed schedule, Thursday – Saturday
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Sanitation Holiday Schedule 2023
Sanitation Holiday Schedule 2023 New Year’s Day Dr. Martin Luther King Birthday G. Washington’s Birthday & Daisy Bates Day Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day Veterans Day Thanksgiving Day Christmas Eve Christmas Day
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New Trucks and Bins
The City of North Little Rock began using the new, side-loading sanitation trucks and trash containers in December 2022. “We are pleased to provide this service, free to all single-family residents in our city. All sanitation department workers will keep their job through this process and will be utilized in the future,” shared Mayor Terry…
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New Garbage Cans
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Electronics Recycling Event
Electronics Recycling Event Scheduled LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (March 14, 2022) – Obsolete electronic equipment discarded by consumers represents 3 percent of the trash dumped every year in Americaʼs landfills. However, it also represents 70 percent of the toxic waste thrown out by individuals and businesses. Recycling of electronic equipment can help manage this risk to…