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The recycling collection is every Tuesday.

All recyclable goods must be put in the blue bin supplied by the MRC de Vaudreuil-Soulanges. We recommend that you put your recycling bin out at curbside as of 6 p.m. on the day before pickup to be sure you don’t miss the truck the next day.

Cardboard special collections in 2025

• January 7, 2025
• July 8, 2025

Disassemble and stack your boxes. Then put them next to your bin during the regular recycling pickup day, on Monday.

Accepted and refused materials

Materials accepted in recycling bins 

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Information: Recycling

Garbage collection is on every other Wednesday.

As a result of the obligation imposed by the government, and due to the recent adoption of a Sustainable Development Policy, the Town of Pincourt has decided to follow neighboring towns by reducing its waste collections.

The amount of waste placed in the garbage bin has decreased since the arrival of food waste collection. This new change is a great way to collectively reduce our ecological footprint.

All garbage must be put in the black bin supplied by the Town. We recommend that you put your garbage out at curbside as of 6 p.m. on the day before pickup to be sure you don’t miss the truck the next day.

Refused materials

The following materials may not be placed in your garbage bin:

• Agricultural and industrial production waste
• Manure, mud, liquid waste and fertilizers
• Hazardous goods
• Explosive items
• Tires and car parts
• Soil and sand soaked with oil or gas
• Biomedical waste
• Hazardous household waste
• Electronic appliances (ICT items)
• Ashes

Food waste is collected every Wednesday.

Collection

Transfer the content of your kitchen bin in your brown bin. On the day before collection day from 6 p.m., place your bin out at the curb, wheels facing your property. This will prevent the materials from dropping onto the lid when emptied.

Do you already have a domestic composter?

Do not change your habits! See the brown bin as the perfect complement to your domestic composter.

The collection of food waste is an opportunity for you to optimize the recovery of other materials such as table residues, which do not go into your home composter, i.e. meat, fish, leftovers, pasta and salads containing sauce and /or vinaigrette.

Accepted and refused items

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The collection of food residues in the territory of the MRC excludes green residues and fall leaves.

Bulk deposit (pell-mell in the bin):

• You may cover the residues of dry matter or newspaper between the deposits.
• You also can double or triple the thickness to prevent liquid leakage.

Authorized and refused

Whether 100% compostable, oxo-biodegradable or biodegradable, plastic bags are not accepted in food waste collection. Which material in your brown bin is accepted or rejected depends on the site and the processing technology used.

Use cellulose-lined paper bags (available in grocery stores and hardware stores).

Alternatives to bags:

• Newsprint
• Flyers
• Paper grocery bags
• Soiled unwaxed cardboard

Maintenance of your bins

Kitchen bin and brown bin

Clean your bin regularly with water with added vinegar or biodegradable soap. Avoid using bleach.

Tricks to avoid bad smells:

• Line the bottom of your bin with newsprint or cardboard to absorb liquids and prevent materials from sticking to the bottom.
• Use a corner of your freezer to store animal or odorous materials until the day of collection.
• Avoid dumping in large amounts of liquids or oils.
• Sprinkle a deodorant product such as baking soda.
• Store your bin in the shade.

Repell animals:

• Apply cough ointment or essential mint oil to the rim of the lid of your bin.
• Close the container tightly with the provided clasp.

Your brown bin during winter:

• Prevent materials from sticking to the walls by lining the bottom of the bin with layers of newspaper or cardboard.
• During a snowstorm, if possible, wait until the next collection to put your bin out on the street so as not to hinder municipal snow removal. Your bin is large enough to hold the equivalent of several weeks of food residue and in winter there is no smell.

The bulk waste collection is on the fourth Wednesday of the month.

Place your items at the curb as of 6 p.m. on the Tuesday preceding the fourth Wednesday of the month. The contractor will pick up accepted items only.

Collection dates on 2025

Accepted and refused materials

Accepted materials

Refused materials*

• Barbecues
• Electronic devices (computers, televisions, monitors, peripheral devices, telephones, etc.)
• Hazardous household waste
• Household appliances
• Construction and excavation materials
• Garbage in a bin, bag or other container
• Branches, wood and stumps
• Recyclable materials
• Green waste (leaves, grass, soil, etc.)
• Tires
• *And all other items not mentioned in the list of accepted materials.

Construction materials

Pursuant to the Regulation respecting the landfilling and incineration of residual materials and the Québec Policy on Residual Materials of the Ministère du Développement durable, de l'Environnement et de la Lutte contre les changements climatiques, the Town no longer picks up construction materials at residents’ homes.

However, you can bring construction and excavation materials, as well as wood, to the Écocentre de l'Île, in Pincourt, or to the Vaudreuil-Soulanges Ecocentre in Vaudreuil-Dorion.

The branch collection is held every fourth week of the month, from May to October.

You must REGISTER to collect your branches. You must complete this form: 

Dates in 2024:

• Week of May 26
• Week of June 23
• Week of July 28
• Week of August 25
• Week of September 22
• Week of October 27

How to place your branch?: PDF

Collection method

You must REGISTER to collect your branches. You must complete this form: Form - Branches collection.

Please note that you must register no later than the Sunday evening preceding the collection week. For example: For the week of May 27, you must register no later than Sunday, May 26.

You must deposit your branches at the curb only from Sunday, the day before the collection. For example, for the week of May 26, you can only put your branches out on Sunday, May 25.

Due to high demand, branches may be collected over several days. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

*In case of high winds or other weather conditions, a special collection may be announced. 

The leaf pickup, also called the green waste, targets plant waste produced by your fall garden and lawn clean-ups.

You must put your paper bags at curbside the day before pick-up, after 6 p.m.

The green waste collection is every other Wednesday from May to November.

Regular collections in 2025:

• May 7 and 21

• June 4 and 18

• July 2, 16 and 30

• August 13 and 27

• September 10 and 24

• October 8 and 22

• November 5 and 19

Accepted waste

• Green waste
• Garden waste
• Grass and leaves
• Turf
• Hedge clippings
• Small branches less than one centimeter in diameter

 The following types of waste are not accepted:

• Table scraps
• Garbage
• Soil
• Rocks and stone
• Ashes
• Large branches
• Stumps
• Logs
• Bulk waste

Keep your bags sheltered from the weather until the collection date.

To avoid missing the collection, please place your paper bags at the curb the day before the collection dates.

After the last pick-up, leaf bags will no longer be accepted at the curb.

·         Eco-responsible option: leaf recycling!

- Mow the leaves that have fallen on your lawn

- The leaves will act as natural compost

Leaf deposit is no longer in operation this year, due to additional collection dates.

Christmas trees will be picked up during the week of January 13, 2025.

Want to get rid of your natural Christmas tree? Nothing could be simpler: just put it by the side of the street. Public Works will pick up real trees through the end of January.

Make sure you remove all decorations before putting your tree by the curb. Place it with the trunk closest to the street.

Garbage, recycling, compost and large item collection is postponed to a later date if the regular date falls on Christmas Day or New Year’s Day.

If the garbage, recycling or large item pickup date falls on any other holiday, the collection proceeds as usual.

During the holidays, our contractors may experience scheduling constraints that can affect collection operations and times. For that reason, we recommend you always place your bins and materials for pickup at the curb on the day before collection. Thank you for your understanding.

Special collection 2025:

** Compost Collection :  January 2, 2025 **

Your bins will be emptied if certain requirements are met.

 Under our contract, our service provider is not required to lift wheeled bins robotically in the following cases:

• If there are any bags on or next to the bin
• If a bin is stuck in the ice
• If a bin is in the street
• If the bin’s wheels are on the street side
• If the bin’s lid is open

For safety reasons, garbage truck drivers must remain in their vehicle if they see an incorrectly positioned bin.

In winter, the bin must not get in the way of the snow plow. Avoid leaving your bin too close to the street.

Your bin wasn’t emptied? Call the Public Works Department to find out whether your address is listed in the contractor’s non-compliance report. If it is, you’ll find out the exact reason why your bin wasn’t emptied.

Black bins

Your black bin, identified with the Pincourt logo, belongs to the Town. Its serial number, shown on the left side, is linked with your address. If you move, you must therefore leave your bin where it is. Thank you for your cooperation.

Blue bins

Your blue bin, identified with the Vaudreuil-Soulanges RCM logo, belongs to the regional county municipality. Its serial number, shown on the left side, is associated with your address. If you move, you must leave your bin where it is. Thank you for your cooperation.

Brown bins

Your brown bin, identified with the Pincourt logo, belongs to the Town. Its serial number, shown on the left side, is linked with your address. If you move, you must therefore leave your bin where it is. Thank you for your cooperation.

Broken bins

Is your blue or black bin split? Has a handle on your blue bin broken?

To improve the bin repair process, you must:

• Send your request to the Public Works Department via email (garage@villepincourt.qc.ca);
• Provide photos of the damaged bin (mandatory) to confirm the necessary repairs and the priority for treatment.
• Provide :
  • Your name
  • Your address
  • Your telephone number
  • The color of your bin (black, brown or blue)
  • The serial number of your bin, which is marked on its left side
  • A description of the breakage or problem

Stolen or lost bin

Note that you no longer need to call the SQ for the ferry theft.

You must contact (in person or by phone) the town hall to make your request and pay for the ferry, if necessary: : 514 453-8981, ext. 326