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Hamilton Heights Containerization

Clean Curbs for BIDs

Better Bin


Hamilton Heights Containerization

Hamilton Heights was the first neighborhood in NYC to take part in a new program to get trash bags off the street and into bins.

On June 1, 2025, the program will transition to become part of the M9 Containerization Pilot.

Containerization Area

The containerization program is taking place within the area of 142nd to 144th streets and 146th-153rd Streets, between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue, including Hamilton Place.

Timeline

As of August 14, 2023, trash collection on the 12 blocks in the program area increased to six days a week — Monday through Saturday.

As of September 11, 2023, shared bins were installed in the area (except 142nd street).

Shared bins (plastic with lids and wheels) are for residential trash only, not recycling.

Bins are monitored and cleaned on a regular basis.

There is no change to your recycling service. Recycling is still collected on Fridays. Set out recycling in front of your building on Thursdays after 8:00 PM if using bags, or 6:00 PM if using your own individual bin with a secure lid.

NOTE: Properties can continue using their current containers until June 1, 2025. After June 1, these containers will be REMOVED, and properties will be REQUIRED to use either individual bins or Empire Bins.

Find out more about the M9 Containerization Pilot.

How to Use the Containers

Bag your trash and bring to the bins daily as needed.

Open the lid and place your bagged trash into the container — make sure the lid closes!

Large Items

Have something bulky that won't fit in the bin? That's okay! Leave it in front of your building and we will pick it up from there.