Whitetail Disposal
Dublin Borough's contracted residential trash hauler is Whitetail Disposal.
Dublin Borough switched the trash and recycling to Whitetail Disposal, which started January 1, 2024.
(Holiday schedules may change. Please check website for details.)
Please ensure your toters are not out for pickup until 24 hours prior and are removed within 24 hours after being emptied.
The schedule remains the same:
Wednesdays - Trash & Recycling Collection
Last Wednesday of the month - Bulk Collection
(Please call Whitetail at 610-936-9967 to schedule a pick up)
Last Saturday of the month - Yard Waste Collection
Visit Whitetail website for Dublin at: www.whitetaildisposal.com/municipality/dublin-borough
If you have any questions or issues regarding this transition
please contact the Borough Office at 215-249-3310, ext. 1
Municipal Waste
To view the 2018-2028 Municipal Waste Management Plan document CLICK HERE
E-Recycling
Why recycle electronics? It keeps harmful elements out of the soil and water. For more information on programs and compaines, click below:
To view the Ecycling flyer:click here
For Appliances the Contain FREON: click here.
Recycling Faqs: click here.
Bucks County Hazardous Waste
Household products containing toxic chemicals, like pesticides, oil-based paints, solvents, cleaning products, weed killers and automotive batteries can be a threat to people and the environment if improperly discarded. Never throw these materials into the trash, as the toxic chemicals may harm sanitation workers, or result in fires in collection vehicles. It is also not safe to pour them into a sink or storm drain as they can end up in the environment polluting the air, water, or soil.
To view the flyer with the Hazardous Waste collection dates, times, locations and additional information,
Click here.
For information and resources from Bucks County,
Click here.
CFL Bulb Recycling
Because there is a small amount of mercury in CFLs, residents are encouraged to recycle them to prevent mercury from going into landfills. The Borough does not offer recycling for CFL light bulbs, but Home Depot and Lowe’s stores all accept CFLs.
Visit www.earth911.org to identify other local recycling locations. If there are no recycling centers near you and you must put your CFL in the garbage, seal the CFL in two plastic bags. CFLs should not be disposed of in an incinerator.
