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Mayor Michelle Wu’s office is tripling the size of Boston's free curbside food waste collection program this summer — beginning with 7,150 households that were on the the waitlist for the popular program. If you’re not already on the list, you can sign up here.
Program will service up to 30,000 households across the City In celebration of Earth Day (April 22) and building on her commitment to make Boston a greener and
Schools educate students on the importance of a green lifestyle, set up bins for composting in dining and residence halls.
"This municipally-funded program is a major milestone for New England," said Garbage to Green president and founder. Read more at Boston.com.
The first 10,000 households will have their food scraps picked up starting Monday.