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Unfortunately, because of the large backlog from the Harvey storm event and the limited availability of equipment during their recovery, Residential Recycling was not able to collect garbage in Harris County MUD 501 yesterday as anticipated. Residential Recycling has stated they plan to begin garbage collection only (no recycling) this afternoon, and they expect to continue working through the weekend until household garbage collection in the District is complete. As previously mentioned, Residential Recycling is prioritizing collection of household waste and may not collect storm debris at this time. Please continue to monitor the District’s website for additional information on garbage and recycling collection.

Residential Recycling has confirmed they will provide garbage collection only (no recycling) tomorrow, September 1st in Harris County MUD 501. They are prioritizing household garbage collection, so storm debris may not be collected tomorrow.

Because they are still catching up from having to suspend operations during the Harvey storm and flood event, Residential Recycling may not be able to begin garbage collection in the District until the afternoon. They will begin collection as soon as possible, so please place your garbage in the normal garage door collection location by 7 a.m. as usual.

Please be advised garbage collection services may last later into the evening than usual. The District appreciates your patience and understanding as we begin to recover from this unprecedented storm event.

Due to the ongoing flooding and hazardous conditions from tropical storm Harvey, Residential Recycling and Refuse of Texas will NOT be providing garbage or recycling collection on Tuesday, August 29th. Residential Recycling will continue to evaluate conditions later this week to determine the next collection date. Please monitor the District’s website for additional information as it develops. The District appreciates your patience during this extreme weather event.