Saint Louis City Recycles Launches 2026 Trash and Recycling Survey to Gather Feedback from City of St. Louis Residents

The survey will remain open until Mon., Aug. 31, and intends to gather residential opinions on the City’s waste and recycling services.

July 16, 2026 | 2 min reading time


The City of St. Louis Recycling Task Force is asking for feedback on City waste and recycling services. 
This survey is for City of St. Louis residents only. Residents are asked to complete this survey if:
•   You are a resident using City of St. Louis alley dumpsters
•   You are a resident using City of St. Louis roll carts
•   You are a resident using private waste services, either dumpsters or roll carts (ex: Republic, Waste Connections, Aspen, etc.)

The survey should take about 5-10 minutes to complete. Link to survey.

Please note that the information provided in this survey will be anonymous unless you provide contact information. Responses will be accepted through Aug. 31.

If you have any trouble filling out the survey or would like assistance, please contact Saint Louis City Recycles at 314-772-4646 or recycle@stlouis-mo.gov.
 

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