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Fayetteville To Pilot City-Wide Curbside Compost Collection Service
Starting January 2025, Fayetteville residents can participate in a new pilot program offering curbside food waste collection, a collaboration between the City of Fayetteville and Ozark Compost and Swap.
Waste Not: The pilot program aims to divert food waste from landfills, helping the City meet its 40% waste diversion goal. Participants will receive a clean five-gallon bucket from OCS to collect food waste, which will be picked up every two weeks and processed into compost at the City’s Recycling and Trash Division, creating nutrient-rich compost for residents.
Want Not: The first month of service is free, and residents are not obligated to continue beyond the pilot. Participants who choose to continue the service will pay a monthly fee—view pricing on the OCS website.
Learn more about this sustainability initiative and sign up HERE.