City officials from San Francisco Environment and San Francisco Public Works are asking residents to continue recycling their Christmas trees, which helps keep San Francisco green and clean by reducing material sent to the landfill and preventing improper disposal and illegal dumping. KRON, Dec. 26, 2023.
Dear Recology Customers, Recology is committed to providing you with the best service our industry has to offer. As one of the only 100-percent employee-owned companies in our industry, we are committed to paying market wages to our hardworking employees while offering competitive rates to our customers. On August 31, 2023, the Refuse Rate Board, […]
Have you used your Bulky Item Pickups this year? Residential customers receive 2 per year and multi-family units receive 1 per year. Appointments are filling up soon, so please schedule yours as soon as possible. If you need to schedule a pickup, schedule one through our Bulky Item Pickup Page or email us at CustomerService@RecologySF.com. Reminder: […]
Do not leave your cardboard out on the sidewalk unless you have an active Recology account for the amount of cardboard you need collected.
Recology and the City Controller’s Office have agreed to the terms of an agreement to improve the rate-setting process for waste hauling services in San Francisco and resolve issues related to past rate-setting processes.
Inspiring many of us within Recology, and many more in our communities, with his words, Aaron was awarded the prestigious 2021 Regional Driver of the Year award from the National Waste & Recycling Association.
Recology is proud to announce the release of our 2023 Sustainability Report! This year’s report showcases our company-wide commitment to decreasing greenhouse gas emissions, supporting our diverse employee-owners, and partnering with local communities to achieve our shared goals.
In the course of one year, Recology sends materials collected from San Francisco’s curbside recycling program to 25 mills, foundries, and manufacturing plants.
Recology Inc. and its San Francisco companies today announced that they have entered into an agreement with the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of California to resolve an investigation into Recology’s San Francisco companies’ actions related to the San Francisco Department of Public Works.