Bullhead City outlines park amenities and new Republic Services trash schedule
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Summary
Bullhead City promoted Community Park and Rotary Park amenities and announced a Republic Services contract change: residential recycling has been discontinued and trash will be collected Monday–Thursday in zone-based schedules with six annual bulky pickups.
City representatives promoted local parks and described solid-waste services in a single community update. Community Park was described as offering playgrounds, a dog park, ball fields and nearly a mile of public beaches, with links to the Bullhead Area Chamber of Commerce and the Colorado River Historical Society Museum of Bullhead City for additional visitor information.
Rotary Park was listed as a major sports tourism facility with more than 300 acres of space, multiple softball, baseball and football fields, pickleball courts, disc golf, a skate park, walking and biking trails and accommodations for tournaments nearly every weekend. The update highlighted reservable ramadas and hours of operation.
On solid-waste services, the update said the City of Bullhead City contracts with Republic Services for collection, transportation and disposal, and that residential recycling has been discontinued; both blue and green carts are now used as trash bins. The video outlined zone-based collection days (Monday–Thursday, with specific neighborhoods assigned to each day) and said residents are allowed six bulky-item pickups per year. Republic Services' contact phone number for scheduling was provided in the segment.
The update links recreational amenities to tourism and local quality of life and provides operational instructions for residents seeking trash and bulky-item services.