Once Christmas is over, you will most likely want to get rid of your real Christmas tree. We have details on how you can dispose of your Christmas tree in the Evansville area this year.
Once Christmas is over, you will most likely want to get rid of your real Christmas tree. We have details on how you can dispose of your Christmas tree in the Evansville area this year.
Once Christmas is over, you will most likely want to get rid of your real Christmas tree. We have details on how you can dispose of your Christmas tree in the Evansville area this year.
By Debra Miller
Dec 31, 2020 9:51 AM
If your Evansville, Henderson, or Owensboro home was scented with a live conifer to celebrate the holidays, then you’re probably ready to “let it go”.
In Evansville:
EWSU will offer the annual Christmas tree disposal service starting Monday, December 28, through Friday, January 15, 2021. Republic Services will collect Christmas trees on the day of the regular trash pick-up.
Trees should be placed next to the regular trash cart. The service is for city residents who pay for trash and recycling services with their monthly water and sewer bill. It is not available to apartment complexes, mobile home communities or retail and commercial businesses.
Henderson will recycle your Christmas tree for mulch at the Newman Park trail By 14 News Staff | December 22, 2020 at 3:42 PM CST - Updated December 22 at 3:42 PM
HENDERSON, Ky. (WFIE) - The City of Henderson will be recycling live Christmas trees at Newman Park from Jan. 1 through Feb. 1.
The wood chips from the recycled trees will be used on the Canoe Creek Nature Trail in Newman Park.
Trees may be dropped off at Newman Park at the end of the southwest parking lot, past the soccer complex, near the CCNT trail head. (Follow the signs) The park is located on Sand Lane.