UPDATE (9:00 AM): Lower Nicola Eco-Depot has re-opened, TNRD and its contractors would like to thank you for your patience. The Lower Nicola Eco-Depot will be closed for part of the morning today, Monday February 27, 2023, and will re-open as soon as possible. Please check back on this post for more information as it …
The primary collection truck is being repaired today (Monday January 2, 2023) and an alternate truck is on route. Collection is expected to be delayed by a few hours but please leave containers out until dusk. This effects the community of Tobiano and Commercial customers in Savona, part of the EA J collection service. A …
UPDATE (2:30PM): The Lower Nicola Eco-Depot is accessible at this time via alternating one way traffic while BC Hydro conducts emergency repair work. The site was previously inaccessible from the East while crews assessed the situation. The site remains without power and customers can expect longer wait times while loads are assessed manually, thank you …
Notice: Lower Nicola Eco-Depot Service Disruption for December 6, 2022 Read More
November 10, 2022 – Curbside service for Cherry Creek and Savona (businesses) will be delayed today due to a mechanical issue with the collection vehicle. Residents are encouraged to leave their curbside refuse and recycling containers out until 5 pm. Questions? Please contact recycleright@tnrd.ca or call us at 250-377-2596
Garbage collection is delayed and will run into the evening but all properties will be serviced. Recycling will be delayed until tomorrow morning (Sept 23, 2022). We thank you for your patience. This delay is due to a major malfunction in the alternate truck’s engine. The collection contractor’s only alternate truck has made its way …
The TNRD is seeking input from area residents to ensure that the hours of operations at our waste management facilities best serves the needs of the community. Respondents have until September 29th 2021 to complete the survey. Every site has a unique survey to address comments and concerns that we’ve heard over the years. Waste …
TNRD Seeks Feedback on Hours of Operation at Waste Management Facilities Read More
The TNRD has adopted a new bylaw which bans certain recyclable materials from going to the landfill. It applies to all solid waste disposal facilities within the TNRD, including all TNRD transfer stations and Eco-Depots, City of Kamloops landfills, and privately owned facilities like the Campbell Hill Landfill in Cache Creek. The new bylaw is …