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Waste Management

2026 Collection Schedule

 

The Village de Memramcook runs a door-to-door weekly waste and recyclables collection program.

The three stream collection program is now mandatory and allows you to do your part in helping the environment. You separate your organics, recyclables and garbage by placing them in the appropriate transparent green, blue or clear garbage bags. The 3-Bag Waste Sorting System is designed to make sorting waste in your home easier than ever before. Use the new Sorting Guide to quickly find out what goes where.On garbage pick-up day, place your bags by the roadside. Your waste will then be collected and transported by a private contractor, Fero Waste and Recycling Inc., to Southeast Eco360, a 3 bag waste sorting facility.

Good waste management contributes to the quality of our environment. The recovery of recyclable materials not only reduces the amount of waste land filled, but it also reduces the cost of household waste removal. Waste removal is regulated by by-law no 34 - A by-law relating to the collection and disposal of waste in the Village of Memramcook.

Southeast Eco360 is responsible for solid waste management in our region. When waste arrives at Recycle SENB's facility, recyclables are sorted in order to collect more than 30 different kinds of recyclable materials. Compostable materials collected in the green bags are processed and transformed into rich compost.

  • The Village de Memramcook provides garbage collection for its residents. Residents must place their bags at the curb between 6 p.m. on the day before collection and 4 a.m. on the day of collection.

    If your garbage has not been picked up, please contact Fero at 1-800-668-3376 or by e-mail at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

     

    EVERY TUESDAY, STARTING AT 4:00 A.M.

    • Penny Lane;
    • Frankie Street;
    • des Scouts Road;
    • William Street;
    • Bourque Street;
    • Principale Street (civic numbers 1044 to 1814);
    • La Vallée Route;
    • Des Plaines Street;
    • Petit/Little Dover Road (civic numbers 9 to 230);
    • Léger Street;
    • Old Shediac Road;
    • Cormier Street;
    • Marie Street;
    • Ovila Street;
    • Sifroid Street;
    • Laura Street;
    • Ruffin Street;
    • Yvon Street;
    • Gayton Road (civic numbers 60 to 300);
    • Cross Road;
    • Centrale Street (civic numbers 162 to 212);
    • Adéo-Rose Street
    • Du Portage Street;
    • Zayva Court;
    • Avignon Street;
    • École Street;
    • Du Vernay Drive;
    • Bridge Road;
    • Station Road;
    • Beaumont Road.

     

    EVERY WEDNESDAY, STARTING AT 4:00 A.M.

    • Renaissance Street;
    • Bridge Road;
    • Station Road;
    • Gayton Road (civic numbers 17 to 36);
    • Royal Road;
    • Pont Rouge Road;
    • Memramcook-Est Road;
    • Marc Street;
    • Beausoleil Street;
    • Broussard Street;
    • Aboujagane Road;
    • Bourgeois Street;
    • Lac Road;
    • Dorine Street;
    • Des Merles Street;
    • Alphée Street;
    • Aimé Street;
    • Eric Street;
    • Landry Street;
    • Hilarion Street;
    • Butte des Richard Road;
    • Breau Creek Road;
    • Palmer Road;
    • Anderson Mill Road;
    • Gros Bouleau Street;
    • Saint-Thomas Street (civic numbers 295 to 311);
    • LeBlanc Street.

     

    EVERY THURSDAY, STARTING AT 4:00 A.M.

    • Principale Street (civic numbers 20 to 1029);
    • Doucet Lane;
    • Philippe Street;
    • Edouard Street;
    • Emile Street;
    • Bellevue Street;
    • Petit/Little Dover Road (civic numbers 235 to 660);
    • Dobson Road;
    • Desbarres Street;
    • La Montain Road;
    • Paul Street;
    • Nigarry Road;
    • Centrale Street (civic numbers 216 to 1158);
    • Blair Street;
    • Léandre Street;
    • Alouette Street;
    • Ducharme Street;
    • Arthur Street;
    • Grand Pré Street;
    • Saint-Thomas Street (civic numbers 120 to 148);
    • Jacques Street;
    • Acadie Street;
    • Du Parc Road;
    • Thérèse Street;
    • Marcellin Street;
    • Simon Street;
    • Sara Street;
    • Des Prés Street;
    • Bunker Lane;
    • Pré-d'en-Haut Street;
    • Belliveau Street;
    • Henri Street;
    • Du Marais Street.

     

    Tips to prevent items from being left at the curb:

    • All regular garbage, organics and recyclables must be placed in clear bags of the correct color (clear, green and blue, respectively).
    • Materials must be deposited before 4 a.m. on your regular collection day.
    • Each bag must weigh no more than 18 kg (40 lb).
    • Black bags will not be collected.
    • Household hazardous, commercial and demolition waste cannot be collected curbside.

    Please note that the two annual special garbage collections will no longer take place.

    Starting March 3, 2025, special fall and spring collections will be discontinued. Instead, you will now have the option to place one (1) bulky item at the curb during regular clear bag garbage collection weeks. This change allows for more frequent disposal of bulky waste rather than waiting for a specific collection date.

    Please note that if the truck is too full to collect your bulky item during the regular collection, the contractor will return once there is more space, which may take up to the end of the week. Whenever possible, metal items are collected by a separate truck, and this will also apply to bulky items of this type.

    To ensure your item is collected, attach a "Take Me" sign to anything that could be mistaken for an outdoor belonging (e.g., a wheelbarrow).

    Accepted Bulky Items

    Except for large objects, waste must be placed in boxes, bags, or securely tied bundles not exceeding 40 lbs or 4 ft in length. Broken glass and sharp objects must be wrapped carefully to prevent injuries. Metal items are usually collected the day after regular pickup as they are transported to a different location.

    During clear bag garbage collection weeks, residents may dispose of one (1) bulky item, including:

    • Appliances: Freezer, washing machine, refrigerator, stove, microwave, barbecue (propane tanks not accepted).
    • Furniture: Mattress, box spring, sofa, chairs, tables.
    • Electronics: Televisions, radios.
    • Yard Waste: Bags of garden debris, bundled branches (max. 4 ft length, 40 lbs).
    • Construction Materials: Plaster, drywall, fiberglass insulation, lumber, concrete, and other construction, renovation, or demolition waste (bundled; max. 4 ft length, 40 lbs).
    • Tires
    • Boxes (must not contain liquid).
    • Sports Equipment: Bicycle, basketball hoop, hockey or soccer net.
    • Children's Items: Stroller, large toys.


    Bulky Items NOT Accepted

    The following items cannot be placed at the curb for bulky waste collection:

    ❌ Large trees, vehicles, snowmobiles
    ❌ Rocks, gravel, sand, manure
    ❌ Animal carcasses, fuel tanks, propane tanks
    ❌ Hazardous, commercial, and demolition waste

    For more information, please contact your waste management service.

    Southeast Eco360 operates a Mobile Eco-Depot to make it easier for residents to dispose of hazardous waste.

    The Eco-Depot moves to different locations each week. You can check the full schedule for updates.

    Check the full schedule for updates

     

    Memramcook Mobile Eco-Depot Location: 450 Centrale Street, west arena parking lot

    Please note: Only residential hazardous waste will be accepted. Medications, syringes, and needles are considered medical waste and can be dropped off at most pharmacies.

    You can also drop off hazardous waste at Eco360 Sud-Est's main facility at 100 Enviro Drive Berry Mills at any time, free of charge.

    For any questions, please contact the Village of Memramcook at 506-758-4078 or via email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..