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Louisville's waste and recycling app helps residents keep track of collection schedules and more. Click a button to download it now.
Personalized calendars, reminders and tips
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My Schedule is a calendar of garbage, recycling, yard waste, large item, and other collection dates personalized for your address
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Reminders and Alerts lets you opt in to receive reminders by text/email for collection and street sweeping dates
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What Goes Where? tells you where to dispose of hazardous waste, paint, and any other material.
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Be a Better Recycler: There's a What Type of Recycler are You quiz along with tips on being at recycling
This is the a schedule of garbage, recycling, yard waste and large item (junk) collection schedules for the address you specify within the Urban Services District residents serviced by Louisville Metro.
Residents of the Suburban District also benefit from listings of county-wide collection events such as paper shredding, prescription drug intake, storm debris drop-off and more. Just enter your address in the Recycle Coach app to see a calendar of all-county and address specific services that apply to you.
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Keeping track of regular collection schedules can be tricky sometimes. There are also irregular events such as Large Item collection and Street Sweeping that come around every few months. The reminders feature of Recycle Coach is here to help.
Enter your address and choose the items you want to be reminded about. Choose from weekly reminders of garbage day, recycling/yard waste day and more. Even be alerted when Street Sweeping is coming to your neighborhood so you can avoid the nasty surprise of a parking ticket or a towed vehicle. Choose email and/or text messaging.
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The What Goes Where? feature of Recycle Coach tells all Jefferson County residents how to dispose of specific items such as hazardous waste, electronics and more. Want to know where to take those leftover prescription drugs, half empty paint cans, dead batteries or used oil?
The app knows the answer. And in just a few keystrokes and clicks, so will you.
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