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Recycle Trees, Wreaths After The Holiday Season At Drop-Off Locations Throughout The City

Give fresh trees and wreaths new life after the holidays! Burrtec Waste Industries has partnered with the City of Santa Clarita to establish three convenient locations for residents to recycle their real holiday trees this season.

The locations offer residents an additional way to safely and quickly dispose of holiday trees, in addition to utilizing curbside pick-up services.

Beginning Friday, Dec. 26 and lasting through Saturday, Jan. 10, 2026, Santa Clarita residents are encouraged to drop off their trees at any of the following locations:

  • Central Park — 27150 Bouquet Canyon Road
  • Newhall Community Center — 22421 Market Street
  • Canyon Country Community Center — 18410 Sierra Highway

Live wreaths and garlands may also be dropped off at the above locations or placed inside green organics carts for pick-up on scheduled service days. Before disposing of any of these items, please remove all ornaments, lights and tree stands. Flocked, painted, and fireproofed trees will be accepted, but will not be recycled.

Artificial trees should be disposed of through a bulky item collection request or dropped off at the Burrtec Waste Industries facility (26000 Springbrook Avenue, Suite 202).

Additionally, single-family residences can place holiday trees at the curb on their regular collection day starting Friday, December 26, through Saturday, Jan. 10, 2026, and multi-family property residents can place their trees adjacent to bins within their complex.

As in previous years, trees taller than 6 feet should be cut in half, if possible, and placed in your green organics container. Trees left curbside outside of a green organics container will be collected, but service may be delayed based on availability.

Recycling holiday trees keeps them out of landfills and benefits the environment by being repurposed into soil, compost or mulch.

Help the City of Santa Clarita recycle right this holiday season by giving your holiday trees, wreaths and garland a second life.

For questions regarding the Holiday Tree Recycling Program, contact Burrtec Waste Industries at (661) 222-2249 or email the City of Santa Clarita at [email protected].


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Recycle Trees, Wreaths After The Holiday Season At Drop-Off Locations Throughout The City

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Louie was born and raised in Santa Clarita. At the age of two Louie lost his vision due to a brain tumor. However, Louie doesn't let blindness stop him from doing what ever it is he wants to accomplish. Growing up some of his favorite hobbies were wood working, fishing and riding bikes. Louie graduated from College of the Canyon in December of 2017, with a Broadcast Journalism degree. Growing up Louie has always wanted to be a fire fighter or a police officer, but because of his blindness Louie knew that wouldn't work. Louie has always loved listening to police and fire radio traffic, using a scanner, and he figured if he was going to listen to the scanner so much, he should do something with it.