Trash & recycling · Birmingham, MI

Birmingham Trash & recycling

The City of Birmingham provides weekly curbside refuse pickup and year-round free bulky item pickup. Residents must bag all refuse and place containers at the curb by 7 a.m. on their designated pickup day.

Other Birmingham services

City hallCity HallCity Hall provides a main contact number and is the central location for city government operations. It offers general contact information for various city services and departments.(248) 530-1800
ClerkCity Clerk's OfficeThe City Clerk is the official keeper of the records for the City of Birmingham, administering elections, managing the City Code, and preparing meeting agendas. They are also responsible for issuing various licenses and maintaining legal files.(248) 530-1880
ElectionsCity ClerkThe City Clerk's office provides updates and information regarding elections, including absentee voting, early voting, and options for voters needing assistance. They also handle voter registration and ballot drop boxes.(248) 530-1880
TreasurerTreasurer's OfficeThe Treasurer's Office handles the billing, receipts, custody, and investment of city funds. It bills and collects various items including real and personal property taxes, water and sewer bills, and parking tickets, while also managing the employee's retirement system and serving on investment committees.(248) 530-1890
Water & sewer billingUtility Billing DepartmentThe Utility Billing Department provides assistance with AquaHawk PIN registration for water bills. For additional water meter questions, residents can call the provided phone number.(248) 530-1830
PoliceBirmingham Police DepartmentThe Birmingham Police Department provides high quality professional services and law enforcement, with the primary goal of protecting life and property, preventing crime, and apprehending criminal perpetrators. The department is dedicated to serving with professionalism, integrity, and courage through compassionate and equitable police services.(248) 530-1870