FAQs • City of Parkland • CivicEngage

I am a new resident and what is the process for recycling in the City of Parkland?: The City of Parkland requires that residential property owners recycle and utilize Waste Management for the collection of recyclable materials. Waste Management will provide each residential customer with one - 64 gallon rollout cart (white with green lid) which is to be used for all accepted recyclable materials. Pick-up of recyclable materials occurs once per week and shall be placed curbside with the regular garbage on your scheduled recycling day. Acceptable materials include:
Newspapers and inserts
Plastic containers, number 1 - 7
Magazines, catalogs, and phone books
Juice boxes, cardboard boxes flattened
Glass bottles and jars
Steel, tin, and aluminum cans
Office paper and junk mail
Cereal and tissue boxes

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Public Works

1. Who do I contact for garbage and recycling collection issues?: You can contact Waste Management Customer Service at 954.974.7500.

2. Who do I contact to report a streetlight or power outage?: You can contact Florida Power and Light at 954.797.5000 or visit their website.

3. Who do I contact to report a missing, found, wild, or dead animal?: You can contact the Broward County Animal Care and Regulation Division at 954.359.1313.

4. I am a new resident and what is the process for recycling in the City of Parkland?: The City of Parkland requires that residential property owners recycle and utilize Waste Management for the collection of recyclable materials. Waste Management will provide each residential customer with one - 64 gallon rollout cart (white with green lid) which is to be used for all accepted recyclable materials. Pick-up of recyclable materials occurs once per week and shall be placed curbside with the regular garbage on your scheduled recycling day. Acceptable materials include:
Newspapers and inserts
Plastic containers, number 1 - 7
Magazines, catalogs, and phone books
Juice boxes, cardboard boxes flattened
Glass bottles and jars
Steel, tin, and aluminum cans
Office paper and junk mail
Cereal and tissue boxes

5. I just pruned my trees and shrubs, how do I dispose of the yard waste?: Horticultural debris consisting of grass clippings, palm fronds, or small tree branches are collected on the same day as trash pick-up, but must be separated from the trash debris. Tree branches must be bundled and tied with string and must not exceed four feet in length, four inches in diameter, and 40 lbs. in weight per bundle. Tree stumps and logs will only be collected on bulk pick-up days provided they are cut properly and placed neatly at the curb.