City of Grant Michigan

The City of Grant has a solid waste hauling contract with Republic Services, this contract provides a group rate for everyone in town that helps to keep costs low. Any rate increases are neogiated and kept to a minimum. Furthermore, by having a city-wide contract truck traffic is reduced on residential streets. This results in quieter neighboorhoods, safer streets, and less wear and deterioration to the roads. 

Republic Services can be contacted at 877-698-7274. Weekly trash collection occurs on Tuesday mornings. Customers may also select to have curbside recycling service. Recycling carts are collected once per month, on the first Tuesday of the month.

To avoid missing collection, please put your cart out the night before the scheduled pick-up. For customers who do not want cart service, individual bags are avaiable for purchase at the City Offices. Costs for services negoiated through the city contract can be found on the Fee Schedule.

Bulky-Item Collection Service

Each customer is able to place one cubic yard (3'x3') of bulky waste next to their cart on the first collection (Tuesday) of each month. The driver will load the truck up to the 1 yard mark and leave. Other larger items require a bulky-item sticker, which can be purchased at the City Office for $20.00 each.

Trash and Recycling Instructions

• The cart must be at the curbside, no further than 3 feet from the curb or road edge.
• Follow arrow instructions on top of cart.
• Please bag all trash.
• Rates are set up for 1 full container a week, lid must be closed.
• The cart must be placed 5ft away from any obstructions, cars, mailboxes, trees, etc...
• The cart must be out by 6:00am the day of collection.
• Items that cannot be collected: Car batteries, yard waste, hazardous materials, wet paint, concrete/blocks, tires, construction materials.

Household Hazardous Waste cannot be thrown in the garbage. Contact Newaygo County to obtain information on their Household Hazardous Waste disposal program.

Lawn and Leaf Pickup Instructions 

Place leaves and leaf bags on the pavement, not in the grass. Placing them in the grass could lead to property damage by equipment.