Residents in Oklahoma City facing changes to their bulky trash collection schedule can finally expect a heads-up in their mailboxes after a weather-related holdup. According to a social media post by the City of Oklahoma City - Government, more than 64,000 customers will be notified of changes to their pickup dates through upcoming postcards.
The dispatch brings to light the specifics of the change, be it the days of the week or the weeks of the month affected, each household should prep for the alterations which kick in starting March 1; the first three new collection dates for March, April, and May are included in the postcard details. In a bid to smooth the transition, Oklahoma City encourages residents to visit their "Bulky Collection Changes" map on the city's website for preliminary info.
For those keen on keeping digital tabs on their trash days, the city points out that both the main MyTrashDay map and the okcutilities.com customer portal will have the new collection info loaded by March 1. But not a moment before indicating the importance of the physical postcards for providing advance notice. Eager residents can check whether their neighborhood will see a service date change by looking for areas shaded in purple, blue, or orange on the provided map.
