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Crewe separates residential garbage routes at Carter Street
The town lists Monday and Thursday collection east of Carter Street, Tuesday and Friday west of Carter Street, and Monday, Wednesday and Friday commercial service.
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Start with the side of Carter Street
Crewe's official sanitation page says residences east of Carter Street receive garbage pickup on Monday and Thursday. Residences west of Carter Street are listed for Tuesday and Friday, while commercial pickup is listed for Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The page says residential garbage must be bagged and placed in covered containers no larger than 35 gallons, with no more than three cans included in the base price. It directs households to use the alley or curb depending on location.
A published route is not an address-level pickup receipt
Use the current town page when a holiday, weather event, construction condition or account question may affect service. Do not extend Crewe's schedule to Nottoway County addresses outside town or to another locality.
Container placement is not proof that the material was accepted or collected. Preserve any town response, missed-pickup report and later route instruction under the same service identity.
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Official town page checked November 5, 2026 for residential and commercial route days, container size, three-can base limit and curb or alley placement.
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