Redington Shores Town HallPolice

Redington Shores contracts with Indian Shores Police Department, 19305 Gulf Blvd., Indian Shores, (727) 595-5414

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Fire Department

Redington Shore contracts with:

  • Seminole Fire Department: 11195 -70th Avenue North, Seminole, FL, (727) 393-8711
  • Madeira Beach Fire Department: 300 Municipal Dr, Madeira Beach, FL, (727) 391-3400 ext 248

Solid Waste Services

solidwasteResidential collection includes twice a week (Mondays and Thursdays) garbage collection and twice a week yard waste collection. (See holiday schedule below)

The Town of Redington Shores offers side yard and curbside garbage collection.  We ask that you be consistent with this, so no misses occur.

Time of placement for residential garbage collection. Any garbage can be placed near the curb or alley for residential garbage collection and shall be placed there no earlier than 6:00 p.m. of the evening preceding the collection day, and must be removed to an appropriate storage area not later than 7:00 p.m. of the day of collection.

When not placed in a location for garbage collection, all garbage cans shall be stored on the owner’s property near the side or rear of the principal structure upon the property, in such a manner that they are concealed from the view of motorists or pedestrians traveling on any street within the corporate limits of the town. No garbage can shall be stored on any unimproved property unless a current development permit has been issued for such unimproved property. If such property is vacant, any garbage can stored thereon shall be stored in such a manner that they are not visible, being stored out of sight behind a structure thereon. Any container used for the storage and collection of garbage or trash shall not be kept or stored upon property not owned or occupied by the person who accumulates the garbage or trash.

Holiday Schedule 

Memorial Day, 4th of July and Labor Day are pick up as usual.

The only days affected, due to the dump being closed, are Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Day.

Garbage will be picked up the following day.

Yard Waste

All Yard Waste (Trash) is collected also on Monday and Thursday but must be placed at the curb for pickup.  Normal yard waste and trimmings of shrubs or trees are picked up as part of our service described below.

“Yard Trash” shall mean vegetative matter resulting from normal landscaping maintenance and includes materials such as shrub trimmings, grass clippings, palm fronds and tree branches. All trash that can be containerized must be in containers. Such yard trash must have been generated on said resident property. Tree branches that cannot be placed in containers must be cut to (4) feet lengths bundled, tied and be of a size that one person can handle.

Piles of yard waste and trimmings that are larger than the above description will only be collected if you have arranged for a special pickup upon which a fee will be charged.  If you have a service for maintaining your yard that service is responsible for hauling the yard waste away.

NOTE:  The town’s trash removal company has informed us that they are having a lot of issues with landscapers leaving large amounts of brush behind after trimming large trees and shrubs. Landscape debris MUST be taken by the landscapers. Thank you for your cooperation on this matter.

Residential Recycling

Residential Curbside Recycle pickup is on Thursdays only.  All residential property shall receive a blue recycling container.  If you do not have one, please call Town Hall to obtain yours.  Recycling containers must be placed curbside for pick up service. Curb Side Recycling is for residential only.

Please use the app below regarding acceptable items for recycling:


Please have all containers free of food and rinsed out. Containers with food remaining are NOT recyclable.

Where to take used oil:

If you need to find a collection center that is more convenient, ask your full service station if they will take your oil.  You can collect your oil from cars, trucks, boats, motorcycles, recreational vehicles, and lawn mowers.  Drain your used oil into a clean, clear or translucent plastic container such as a milk jug.  Be sure the lid is tight.  DO NOT MIX used oil with other substances like paint, gasoline, solvents, antifreeze, brake or hydraulic fluid.   Mixing with other substances can transform your used oil into a hazardous waste.   Remember used oil doesn’t get old it gets dirty.  So, when buying engine oil ask your dealer for re-refined motor oil.  Buying recycled products is an important part of recycling.

Where to Take Household Hazardous Wastes:

  • Pinellas County Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Center
    2855 109th Ave. N
    St. Petersburg, FL 33716
    (727) 464-7500
    Hours of Operation: Tuesday through Friday and the 1st & 3rd Saturday of each month only, 7a.m. to 5p.m.

 

Acceptable Materials:

  • Chemicals accepted: Automotive fluids, batteries (household or vehicle), cleaners, cooking oil,  fertilizers, fluorescent bulbs, fuels such as gasoline or kerosene, fungicides,  herbicides, insecticides, motor oil, paint (latex or oil), paint remover, paint  thinner, pesticides, pool chemicals, solvents, smoke detectors, wood  preservatives

 

Additional resources:

 

Library

The Gulf Beach Library – 200 Municipal Drive, Madeira Beach
Redington Shores encourages its residents and guests to visit the Gulf Beach Library and experience all the wonderful and exciting programs the library has to offer.

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