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When to put out your household trash can in Hurt
A guide to the town’s regular Friday pickup, Saturday can return and what the town will not collect.
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Set out the can Thursday afternoon or early Friday
Hurt’s regular household pickup is Friday for homes inside town limits. Put the can out no earlier than 2 p.m.
Thursday and no later than 7 a.m. Friday.
Leave at least five feet between the can and obstacles such as a parked car, tree or mailbox. Do not block traffic.
Bring the empty can out of the street right of way by noon Saturday.
Check before putting out anything other than bagged trash
Bag household trash before placing it in the can. The town does not collect bags left beside the can and does not offer bulk pickup.
Do not put yard waste, construction debris, liquids, ashes, dead animals or hazardous materials in the household can. For collection questions, call Town Hall at 434-608-0554.
The town says it posts holiday changes online and notifies residents by phone and email when collection shifts. This guide covers the ordinary schedule, not a holiday amendment.
Check the town notice before relying on Friday pickup during a holiday week.
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Official standing schedule checked November 8, 2026; no dated holiday amendment verified.
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