Waste calendar- Waste separation guide
You can check the waste collection days for your address on the website mijnafvalwijzer.nl.
Through mijnafvalwijzer.nl (in Dutch), you can access the following information for each address:
- View collection days: dates and types of containers to be put outside.
- View the collection days of branches waste: pre-registered branches will be collected free of charge (at all addresses).
- Receive email notifications for collection days.
- Print the waste calendar.
For mobile notifications, download the Afvalwijzer App.
Additional information available on mijnafvalwijzer.nl (in Dutch):
- Information on recyclable materials and tips on waste separation
- Locations of underground containers, garden waste depots, etc.
- End of 2024: Christmas tree collection
- You can enter your postal code (with a space between the 4 digits and 2 letters) and house number on mijnafvalwijzer.nl/ (in Dutch). Optionally, you can also enter a letter suffix.
- Then click on 'go'. You will see the next collection date for your address in the top right corner, and below that, all collection days for the current month.
- If 'go' does not appear, please contact us. Your address might not be correctly entered in the system, and we can assist you with that.
- By clicking on the 'pdf' icon, a download will appear at the bottom left of the screen. Opening it will display the overview for the entire year for your address.
- You can use your right mouse button to make choices, such as printing or saving. Alternatively, you can choose to print the overview by clicking on the icon in the top right corner of the page. And through 'destination', you can save the overview as a PDF.
- Scrolling down, you will find an option to provide your email address. By doing so, you will receive notifications for the selected collections.
- Further down, you will find information on waste separation.
In every neighbourhood in the municipality, there is an underground container for residual waste. Many households in the municipality can bring their residual waste to these containers at any time. In addition, low-rise houses have a minicontainer for paper, organic waste (GFT), and plastic, metal, and drink cartons (PMD). Residents of ribbon development areas also have a gray minicontainer for their residual waste.
For low-rise houses, the municipality collects plastic, metal, and drink cartons (PMD) and organic waste, like food and garden waste (GFT) every other week. Paper is collected once every 4 weeks, and branches are collected twice a year.