UPDATE: Wilkes-Barre City officials have just announced potential delays in recycling collection due to severe weather forecasted for December 26. Residents in the affected neighborhoods, including South Wilkes-Barre 2, East End, Parsons, and Miners Mills, should prepare for interruptions in their scheduled recycling pickups.
The city warns that the volume of post-holiday recycling, combined with inclement weather, could impact the timely collection of cardboard and paper. Any recycling not collected on Friday will be rescheduled for December 29. Residents are urged to compact and consolidate their recycling materials as much as possible to facilitate the collection process.
Garbage collection will continue as planned on December 26, ensuring that regular waste management is not affected. This advisory comes as the city braces for severe weather conditions that could complicate waste collection efforts.
Residents are encouraged to stay updated on weather alerts and check local news sources for any further developments. The city’s quick response aims to minimize disruption and ensure continued service amid challenging weather conditions.
Stay tuned for more urgent updates as the situation evolves, and share this information with neighbors to help everyone prepare.
