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SERVICES
WINTERS AREA
Rates Effective October 1, 2006
For RURAL RESIDENCES, we offer once per week collection of single-family, premise generated, garbage and household trash, placed at the edge of the County road on pick-up day. The service is limited to our 95 gallon cart, The charge for this service is $22.25 per month and billed at $66.75 per quarter. Additional carts are available for $11.25 per month, $33.75 per quarter, per cart.
Collection crews begin their routes at 6:00 a.m. The driver may not always begin collection in the same area, so be sure to have your containers at the edge of the County road by the appropriate time. The contents of the 95 gallon cart should not exceed 300 lbs.
PLACE CARTS: 
- WHEELS AGAINST THE CURB
- OPENING FACINGTHE STREET
- 3 FEET APART FROM PARKED VEHICLES
- DO NOT BLOCK THE BIKE LANE OR SIDEWALK
Place the containers' wheels in the street, against the curb with the cart opening facing the street no earlier than 5 P.M. prior to the day of pick up. The carts should be 3 feet apart and at least 3 feet from parked vehicles. Per city code, remove carts no later than 7 A.M. the day after pick up. Carts must be removed from the street
Please keep all yard waste piles, vehicles and other objects away from the front of the containers so that the trucks can reach them. Do not block the bike lane or sidewalk.
ALL GARBAGE AND HOUSEHOLD TRASH MUST BE PLACED IN THE CART. DRIVERS WILL NOT PICK UP ANY EXCESS DEBRIS LEFT OUTSIDE OF CART.
HOUSEHOLD WASTES:
For RURAL BUSINESSES, we will furnish carts as necessary for your needs. The carts will emptied from a mutually agreed upon location at your farm or business yard. The monthly charge depends on the number of carts, please call for current rates.
Our billing is processed quarterly for services already rendered. Effective November 1, 1985, a minimum finance charge of $5.00, will be applied, to all delinquent accounts.
HOLIDAYS: Our Drivers work all holidays except Christmas and New Years Day. Collection for these two holidays is done the following day.
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