Here’s When You Can Expect Christmas Tree Curbside Pickup In North Carolina
Oh sure it is one of the most beautiful symbols at Christmas time. But if you are like us, once Christmas is over, it is time to take it to the curb. But how long before it gets picked up. And different towns have different rules for holiday debris. Here’s when you can expect Christmas tree curbside pickup in some parts of North Carolina.
Our source, The Charlotte Observer, put together a list of when you can expect Christmas tree curbside pickup in North Carolina. Let’s start in Charlotte. People who are residents of Charlotte can hoist that bad boy to the curb starting January 1. If you have an artificial tree then that schedule is a little different. Call 311 for more details or check out the website; curbit.charlottenc.gov.
In Concord, just remember to stick to your schedule. Live Christmas trees are considered yard debris and will be collected on yard debris pickup day. Just remember to take off all lights and ornaments. There is always that one that wants to hide from you. Make sure they are all off.
If you live in Monroe, curbside pickup is also a breeze. Just remember to place the discarded trees 2 to 3 feet away from the carts. People who live in Catawba County have a couple of choices. Trees and other natural decorations will be collected on yard debris day or at the solid waste convenience centers. You have until January 18,2024 to take them there.
York County dwellers, take your tree to a York County Collection and Recycling Center. Again make sure all lights and ornaments have been removed. Place your tree in a cart there until January 31. Here’s when you can expect Christmas tree curbside pickup in North Carolina. All data collected from our source, the Charlotte Observer.
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