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  • Organics (Green Bin) Program Registration for Multi-Residential Properties

  • If you are the property owner of a multi-residential property and would like to be considered for organic waste collection service, you must complete this form

    Examples of multi-residential properties or facilities include apartment buildings, seniors’ residences, or other buildings that contain six (6) or more residential units.

    What’s happening

    An Oxford County-wide organics (green bin) curbside collection program is being implemented to meet provincial legislative requirements and to advance waste diversion in Oxford County in order to extend the life of the County’s landfill as identified in the Strategic Plan.

    How does it work

    Organics consist of food waste and other biodegradable waste. Food organic waste that is collected curbside will be diverted from the landfill and sent to a processing facility where it is used to produce renewable natural gas.

    Oxford County’s program will be carried out in two phases.

    • Phase 1 will begin the week of January 5, 2026, for all residences, registered multi-residential facilities, and businesses located in the City of Woodstock and the Township of South-West Oxford (SWOX).

    • Phase 2 will extend the green bin Program to all residents, registered multi-residential facilities, and businesses located in Blandford-Blenheim, East Zorra-Tavistock, Ingersoll, Norwich, Tillsonburg and Zorra starting May 3, 2027.

    Multi-residential properties must apply to participate in the curbside program. We encourage registration as early as possible for municipalities that are part of the Phase 2 rollout.

    Joining the program

    1. Property owners or designates of the property must complete this application form.
    2. If accepted into the program, you will be notified by Oxford County Waste Management.
    3. The property must be located along an existing collection route.
    4. Property owners or designates must comply with all Oxford County collection requirements.
  • Multi-Residential

  • Woodstock Multi-Residential

  • Each registered Multi-Residential facility will receive one 45L Green Bin and one 7L Kitchen Container for each unit at no cost. You may purchase larger 120L Green Carts from the County. If your application is approved, the County will provide payment instructions. One 120L green cart is recommended for every 30 units.

  • SWOX Multi-Residential

  • Each registered Multi-Residential building will receive one 45L Green Bin for the building and one 7L Kitchen Container for each unit at no cost. Additional Green Bins can be purchased from the County. If your application is approved, the County will provide payment instructions. Multi-Residential facilities located in South-West Oxford are not eligible to use larger carts.

  • Based on the information provided, your property does not qualify to participate in the Green Bin Program.

    Multi-Residential facilities and businesses located in East Zorra-Tavistock, Zorra, Blandford-Blenheim, Norwich, Ingersoll, and Tillsonburg will have an opportunity to apply in 2026. The curbside program will begin the week of May 3rd, 2027. Please check back in the fall of 2026 for more information.

  • Your application will be reviewed for eligibility and a decision will be communicated to you via email within seven (7) business days.

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