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Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Will I have to unload my vehicle? A: No, City workers volunteer their time to be on hand to unload your vehicle for you. Maintenance staff also operate equipment and assist as needed.

Q: Who can participate in Spring Clean-Up?

A: City of Springfield residents who live within City limits. No businesses please! You are required to show proof of residency (a drivers license).

Q: Are there any fees to participate in Spring Clean-Up?
A: No! The City of Springfield has built partnerships with local businesses and organizations to bring Springfield residents this annual event free of charge as part of our commitment to the Springfield community.

Q: When is this year's Spring Clean-Up?
A: The 2012 Spring Clean-Up will be held May 19th with access from 8:00 am until 4:00 pm. Note that due to the popularity of this event there may be a waiting time up to one hour. Even though the event ends at 4:00 pm the length of lines could mean the end of the line may close as early as 3:00 pm.

Q: How do I sign up to win 6 months free garbage service from Sanipac?
A: All citizens who participate in this event are automatically signed up to win and while we don't limit the number of trips you can make, you will only be entered once. Thank you Sanipac for your generosity.

 

Q: How do I know what items are acceptable? A: Visit the Acceptable Materials page. Q: Are there loads or materials you won't accept? A: Yes, we reserve the right to refuse oversized loads, business waste and unacceptable materials. Items that will NOT be accepted at Spring Clean-Up include: general household garbage, fluorescent lights, alkaline batteries, paint and household chemicals. Please contact Lane County Household Hazardous Waste at 682-4120.

Q: Is there a pick up service?
A: Low income or disabled residents may qualify for a special pick up service for APPLIANCES ONLY. Please contact Maintenance at 541-726-3761 for more information. All requests must be made as soon as possible and prior to 3:00 pm on the Friday before the event.

Q: What if the event is held on a wet and rainy day?
A: No problem, we are prepared for all types of weather. Our volunteers unload your vehicle while you wait comfortably inside.

Q: How much stuff actually gets recycled?
A: Our goal is to keep everything out of the landfill. Volunteers from the Lane County Master Recyclers program along with community volunteers will be assisting city personnel in recycling. Last year 85% of all materials collected were either reused or recycled.

For more information call: (541) 726-3761