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🚮 From 1er From 1 January 2018, refuse collection in Neuilly-sur-Marne will be managed by the territorial public body Greater Paris Greater East. For any complaints or requests for information about waste collection and sorting, contact 0 800 50 49 36 or fill in the form. by clicking here.
📅 For a personalised summary of collection days based on your location, click here. Enter your address in the search field at the top of the map to obtain the list of collection days and generate your personalised memo.
Rubbish bin request
Don't have any collection bins yet? Is your bin damaged? Grand Paris Grand Est will deliver and repair your collection bins, i.e. your bins for household waste, packaging and glass, depending on your municipality. This service is free of charge.
🗑️ Ask for one by filling in the GPGE form by clicking here.
Household waste collection
The town of Neuilly-sur-Marne is divided into 7 sectors for waste collection (household waste, packaging and paper). Bins must be taken out the day before collection after 7pm for private individuals and after 5pm for large housing estates. Find your sector below:
Collection of bulky items and plant waste
To find out when bulky items and plant waste are collected from your street, locate your area by clicking on the map and calendar below:
Bulky items and plant waste must be deposited in front of your home or in designated areas the evening before collection, without obstructing pedestrian or vehicle traffic.
🛋️ Bulky items :
- Sector 1: 1st Wednesday of the month
- Sector 2: 1st Thursday of the month
- Streets in red: 2nd Thursday of the month
🌿 Vegetable waste (March to November inclusive, no collection from December to February):
- Sector 1: 1 Wednesday out of 2 from 15 March
- Sector 2: 1 Wednesday out of 2 from 8 March
It is forbidden to deposit: products hazardous to health and the environment (paint cans, batteries, etc.), household electrical and electronic waste, rubble, branches, tyres, bodywork or car mechanics, gas bottles, objects measuring more than 2 metres x 2 metres, etc.
⚠️ Any dumping outside the above schedule is considered to be illegal dumping. As a reminder, it is forbidden to throw or abandon rubbish in the street or to deposit rubbish on the public highway without complying with the collection rules, under penalty of a fine.
Glass collection
🍾 Glass packaging is collected directly at the drop-off point. The town of Neuilly-sur-Marne has 60 containers for this purpose. Find the by clicking here or by clicking on the map below (green dots) :
Textile collection
👚 In the language of waste, we call them TCLs, for: Textiles, Linens, Footwear. And contrary to what you might think, they can all be recycled, even when worn or torn!
📍 This is why the municipality, as part of its policy in favour of the environment and waste reduction, has authorised the installation of 10 special containers in the public space :
- Car park Rue de Lattre de Tassigny / Rue de la Libération
- Boulevard Louis Armand / Rue Paul Doumer
- Boulevard Aristide Briand / Rue François Mauriac (bus shelter on the Primevères side)
- Rue Clément Ader (private area)
- Rue Pierre Brossolette / Rue du Général Donzelot
- Car park at the town centre shopping centre (Avenue du Général de Gaulle)
- Rue Paul Lafargue / Avenue de Verdun
- Rue du 19 Mars 1962
- Avenue de Maison Blanche (Jean Jaurès school bus shelter)
- Rue d'Auvergne
Collection of medicines, syringes and toxic waste
💊 Because they are polluting, these products do not belong in the household waste bin. Out-of-date or unused medicines should be returned to your pharmacy to be recycled via the Cyclamed network. Put them in their primary packaging (blister packs or bottles) and dispose of the cardboard boxes and leaflets in the yellow bin.
Other drop-off point: the Eco-bus on 3th Saturday of the month from 9am to 12pm in the Town Hall car park. This special bus collects all toxic waste, in particular transparent or paper images from scanners, X-rays and MRIs. Only the paper reports attached to these can be disposed of in the yellow bin.
💉 As for sharps medical waste (syringes, used needles, scalpels, blades), it is essential to obtain the yellow box for reprocessing from your pharmacy and return it to the pharmacies listed on the specialised website http://www.dastri.fr
⚕️ In Neuilly-sur-Marne, the following pharmacies are taking part in this collection scheme:
- Grande pharmacie des Jonquilles - 97 rue du 11 novembre / 01 43 08 22 82
- Pharmacie des Berges - 10 rue Paul et Camille Thomoux / 01 43 08 16 49
- Pharmacie Revel - 115 bis avenue du Général de Gaulle / 01 43 08 22 56
- Pharmacie Houari - 257 avenue du 8 Mai 1945 / 01 43 08 99 24
- Pharmacie de l'Avenir - 112 avenue Paul Vaillant Couturier / 01 43 09 63 78
Stop Pub
🗞️ Every week, leaflets are deposited in our letterboxes by mass retailers. These documents, which very often end up in the bin without even being read, represent around 15 kg/inhabitant/year.
From an ecological point of view, they represent a considerable waste of both raw materials (cellulose fibres, water, etc.) and the energy needed to manufacture and process paper.
🛑 People who no longer wish to receive these advertisements can affix the "Stop Pub" sticker to their letterboxes. A small ecological gesture that will help reduce the amount of waste in our bins. This sticker is available from reception at the Town Hall.
Penalties
Failure to comply with a municipal by-law is punishable by a fine of 38€ (article R.610-5 of the French Criminal Code).
Depositing rubbish or abandoning rubbish, work or objects outside authorised areas is punishable by a fine of 68€ (fixed fine) or 450€ maximum (article R633-6 of the French Criminal Code).
Any person who allows, spills or throws onto the public highway any substance likely to be harmful to public health or safety shall be liable to a fine of 1 500€ (article R116-2 4° of the French Roads Code), which may be increased to a maximum of 3 000€ in the event of a repeat offence (article 131-13 of the French Criminal Code).
Costs of legal proceedings : 31€