Semi Annual Neighborhood Clean-Up Event
The City of New Port Richey hosts a bi-annual neighborhood clean-up event in the fall and again during late spring of each year. The dates and times will be posted on the city calendar. This event allows residents of the City of New Port Richey to dispose of unwanted items in dumpsters rented by the City. Residents can take their unwanted items to either one of the two locations and properly dispose of those items.
Materials Allowed
- Glass
- Wood (8' or less)
- Drywall
- Fence
- Undamaged TVs / Computers
- Carpet
- House Furniture
- Mattress
- Plywood
- Paint
For additional information you may contact the Public Works Department at (727) 841-4536
Dumpster Locations
- Frances Avenue Park off of Louisiana Ave.
- The former old River Road Church located at south 6131 River Road.
- Paper Shredding available at River Road Location only.
- Please limit paper shredding to 4 paper boxes per household.
- * Nonworking, undamaged TVs, Computer Monitors/Towers accepted at River Road location only.
- * Paint & household chemicals accepted at River Road location only.
- Paper Shredding available at River Road Location only.
Neighborhood Fall Clean-Up Totals
The 2023 Neighborhood Clean-up Day was held on Saturday, November 4, 2023. City residents brought their unwanted items to Frances Avenue Park and the Old River Road Church property. During this event the City rented 30-yard dumpsters, (8) were filled within unwanted items totaling 14.04 tons. City staff distributed indoor and outdoor water conservation kits and stormwater related outreach materials to those who participated in the event. In addition to the dumpsters and outreach items the following quantities were recorded:
Neighborhood Fall Clean-Up Totals
The 2023 Neighborhood Clean-up Day was held on Saturday, November 4, 2023. City residents brought their unwanted items to Frances Avenue Park and the Old River Road Church property. During this event the City rented 30-yard dumpsters, (8) were filled within unwanted items totaling 14.04 tons. City staff distributed indoor and outdoor water conservation kits and stormwater related outreach materials to those who participated in the event. In addition to the dumpsters and outreach items the following quantities were recorded:
