West Boylston Trash Bags - Info & Where to Buy
West Boylston has adopted a Pay-As-You-Throw trash model. Only trash contained in an official West Boylston Green Bag will be collected at curb-side. The monies collected from the sale of West Boylston Green Bags is used to defray trash disposal costs. We encourage you to participate in curb-side recycling, which will reduce the number of West Boylston Green Bags that your family will need.
West Boylston Green Bags are available in two sizes (15-gallon and 33-gallon), and are sold in packages of 10 at local grocery and convenience stores as well as the West Boylston Municipal Light Plant.
Effective March 11, 2024, 15-gallon bags will cost $8.00 and 33-gallon bags will cost $18.00.
Green Bag Collection Guidelines:
- To be collected, West Boylston Green Bags must close and weigh less than 40 pounds.
- Any trash not in a West Boylston Green Bag will not be collected.
- You may place your West Boylston Green Bag directly at the curb or inside a trash barrel.
Green Bag Purchase Locations:
- Shell Gas Station - 257 West Boylston Street, West Boylston
- Price Chopper - 72 Pullman Street, Worcester
- West Boylston Municipal Light Plant - 4 Crescent Street, West Boylston
- Stop & Shop - 940 West Boylston Street, Worcester
- Maki Building Center - 35 Worcester Road, Sterling
- New England Mini Mart - 814 West Boylston St, Worcester
- Town Hall - Town Administrator's office (2nd floor) 140 Worcester St, West Boylston
- Wachusett Wine & Spirits - 21 Franklin St, West Boylston
- S&S Deli - 307 West Boylston Street, West Boylston
- West Boylston Package Store - 293 West Boylston Street
Trouble with your Green Bags?
West Boylston Green Bags are supplied by Waste Zero. Residents who have a complaint regarding a defective/faulty trash bag should call the phone number (800-866-3954) printed on the bag to reach Waste Zero's plant in Hemmingway, South Carolina. They will mail a replacement for the defective trash bag (s) directly to you by US Postal ground mail
You will be asked a couple of questions regarding the nature of the defect and will be asked for the 4-digit date code printed on each bag. Waste Zero will research their quality records for that date code to determine if there is a trend.
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