Waste and recycling

  • Arrange collection of bulky waste and garden waste

    Are you unable to drop off your bulky waste or large garden waste yourself? Make an appointment with the municipality to have it collected for free.

  • Taking your waste to a drop-off centre

    Dispose of your bulky waste, garden waste and construction and demolition waste at a waste drop-off centre using your Afvalpas. Most types of waste are accepted free of charge.

  • Order an Afvalpas

    Would you like to dispose of bulky waste, garden waste or construction and demolition waste at a waste drop-off centre? Order a free Afvalpas.

  • Household rubbish

    Disposing of household waste, household waste calendar, underground rubbish containers.

  • Household waste calendar

    The household waste calendar lists the collection days for your rubbish: household waste, paper, organic waste (GFT), or plastic packaging, tin and drink cartons.

  • Separating waste and recycling

    Separating organic waste, glass, paper, plastic, textiles, domestic chemical waste, electric appliances, frying oil and bread.

  • Report a problem with rubbish

    Report a problem with rubbish, a full container, abandoned bicycles, abandoned vehicles.

  • Help keep your neighbourhood clean

    Many employees from the municipality work daily to make the city clean. Help them out and make sure there is less street litter in your neighbourhood.

  • Waste removal for companies

    Businesses need to arrange for the collection of their waste. The municipality does not collect any company waste, but it does check whether this is being done by the rules and it will give fines if necessary.

  • Seagull nuisance

    Seagulls can be annoying, particularly during brooding season from April to August. Read what you can do against pesky seagulls.

  • Prevent a rat infestation

    A rat infestation is caused primarily by people tossing rubbish or food on streets or in gardens. Help prevent this problem.