Garbage & recycling — Midland, Ontario

When is garbage and recycling collected? Are there bag limits or sorting rules?

The Town of Midland, Ontario has 1 adopted bylaw on file: County of Simcoe By-law 7158-25 (Waste collection and Waste Management Facilities), verified 2026-10-22.

County of Simcoe By-law 7158-25 (Waste collection and Waste Management Facilities) adopted bylaw
collection schedule Garbage: one Approved Container bi-weekly per Residential Unit; recycling: curbside collection is not the County's responsibility (Producer Responsibility Organization). s. 4.3.5; s. 4.3.7; Schedule 6
sorting required yes s. 4.3.2(a)
container or bag limit Garbage and Organics must be in County-provided carts; Garbage limit: one Approved Container bi-weekly per Residential Unit plus up to five tagged Garbage Overflow Containers; Organics limit: two Approved Containers (max total 240 L) weekly per Residential Unit. Schedule 1; s. 4.3.5; s. 4.3.9
accepted or banned Prohibited: Hazardous Waste, Household Hazardous Waste, Pathological Waste, Liquid Waste, manure, ammunition, explosives, hot ashes, radioactive waste, asbestos, contaminated soil. Schedule 5
fee Fees for Waste Management Facility deposits and Garbage Tags are set out in the Fees and Charges By-law; application fee is $50.00 per application or $10 per unit, whichever is greater. s. 5.1.6; s. 5.1.9; Schedule 9
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County of Simcoe collects for Midland. Upper tier (Simcoe County) by-law for waste collection, removal and disposal and facilities for its 16 member municipalities incl. Midland.

Garbage (County of Simcoe)

Simcoe County rules for Midland: 240L cart, overflow bags need $4 tags (max 5), standard bag limits, curb by 7 am.

Machine-readable: garbage-recycling.json · Official website: http://www.midland.ca/ · Last verified 2026-10-22 · Garbage & recycling across Ontario · Garbage & recycling in other municipalities