TIRES
The City of New Bedford no longer accepts tires.
If you have your tires changed, pay the fee to have the old tires recycled. If you already have tires that you need to dispose of, look on the internet for tire recycling businesses. Call local tire recycling companies to inquire about dropping off tires.
Do not leave uncovered tires outside. It is easy for water to collect in tires. Stagnant water creates a perfect breeding ground for mosquitos. If you place a tarp over tires, pull it taut and check it for standing water frequently. If you make a tire swing, drill holes in the bottom of the tire so that water will drain out. Help keep your family and the local community safe by making sure there is no standing water in your yard.
Contact Information
Greater New Bedford Regional Refuse Management District (508) 979-1493 Marissa@gnbrrmdistrict.org |
Questions about the Food Waste Drop off Program, Backyard Compost Bins, Household Hazardous Waste Day, and Paper Shredding Day. |