Focuses on simplifying services and new biweekly recycling schedule for 2022 .
   “It’s a Beautiful Day in Lawrenceville!” is the new slogan for the City of Lawrenceville’s Sanitation Department .   Launching this month , the City is making an effort to simplify its services for customers through smart infographics , calendars , direct mail , and a positive focus .
   “Lawrenceville is a beautiful city , ” said Mayor David Still .  “Our Streets and Sanitation employees play a huge role in keeping our city beautiful on a daily basis through the many services they provide .  And what better way to be greeted than , ‘It’s a beautiful day in Lawrenceville!’ “
   Over the last three years , the City of Lawrenceville has made several changes in its sanitation operations to improve efficiency , including reducing weekly trash collection from five days to four in order to allow one day per week for employees to work on city projects .
   “Many customers don’t realize how many services we offer , ” said Barry Mock , Assistant City Manager and Public Works Director .  “Lawrenceville’s Sanitation Department offers eight different services every week , many of which require a separate vehicle . ” 
   A beloved free service of many long - time residents is the annual leaf service .  From November 1 – April 30 , the leaf truck travels throughout the city limits Monday through Friday , gathering leaves residents have raked to the curb .   Additional services include weekly trash collection , free mulch , curbside limb and grass collection , prescheduled large item pick up , curbside recycling , and a new glass recycling drop - off station .  
   The City of Lawrenceville opened a glass recycling drop - off station in October 2021 , accepting clear and colored glass , seven days per week , 7 am to 7 pm .  Located at Lawrenceville Public Works , 435 W . Pike Street , users do not need to be a city resident to utilize the glass recycling station .
   Another focus of the “It’s a beautiful day in Lawrenceville” campaign will be the change to a biweekly recycling schedule beginning January 2022 .  Faced with increasing costs related to recycling and strong community support for continued curbside recycling service , the Lawrenceville City Council made the decision to switch to a cost - saving biweekly plan .  
   Residential addresses will be designated as a “blue” or “orange” recycling week .  After December 1 , residents may determine their status by visiting lville . city/MyCityServices and following the task bar on the left . Prior to December 31 , City Sanitation staff will also affix a blue or orange sticker to each residential recycling bin , indicating the assigned week .  Customers with questions after December 1 should contact customer service at [email protected] or 678 . 407 . 6675 .
   The City’s Customer Service Department also plays an important role in ensuring city sanitation and utility customers experience a beautiful day in Lawrenceville .  Customers are able to complete applications and paperwork online , schedule service , set - up a bank draft , apply for a rebate and much more .  
   “The City has spent considerable time evaluating its Customer Service Department , streamlining its processes , upgrading online payment options , and adding additional online customer service options , ” said Keith Lee , Director of Finance .  “It’s a team effort . ”
   Detailed information about City of Lawrenceville Sanitation Services and the “It’s a Beautiful Day in Lawrenceville” campaign can be found at lville . city/sanitation .  Sanitation customers are encouraged to watch their mailboxes and utility bills for 2022 recycling calendars and other helpful information in the coming weeks .   Follow the city on social media for important updates and featured information .
   

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