Seasonal & Holidays

How To Dispose Of Your Christmas Tree In Tiverton

With the holidays over, here's what to do with your real Christmas tree.

The town of Tiverton will collect Christmas trees during the first two weeks of January.
The town of Tiverton will collect Christmas trees during the first two weeks of January. (Renee Schiavone/Patch)

TIVERTON, RI — When the holidays are over, many Rhode Islanders are left with a full sized, real Christmas tree in their living rooms, which raises the question: what to do with it?

Fortunately, most Rhode Island communities have programs in place to dispose of real Christmas trees. Rhode Island Resource Recovery reminds residents to always remove everything from trees prior to disposal, including lights, ornaments, tinsel and the stand. The same rules apply to wreaths, along with ribbons and the metal frame.

Once again, the Department of Environmental Management is collecting Christmas trees for their Trees for Trout program on Jan. 6. Read more here.

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The town of Tiverton will collect Christmas trees during the first two weeks of January. Residents can place the trees at the curb on their usual trash collection day. No tree pickup will take place on Jan. 6.

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