UPDATE: No Waste Collection in Kirkland Friday

UPDATE, 9:50 a.m., Friday, Jan. 20: Waste Management will not be collecting garbage and recycling materials on any of its Thursday routes in Kirkland and Redmond, the company has announced. Crews will double up on waste collection on your next scheduled service day.

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UPDATE, 8:20 a.m., Thursday, Jan. 19: Waste Management will not be collecting garbage and recycling materials on any of its Thursday routes in Kirkland and Redmond, the company has announced. Crews will double up on waste collection on your next scheduled service day.

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UPDATE, 11:45 a.m; Tuesday Jan. 17: Waste Management has called in all of trucks due to the deteriorating weather. If your home is on a Tuesday route and your waste was not collected, it will not be today.

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UPDATE, 9 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 17: Waste Management says it won't pick up food or yard waste in Kirkland on Tuesday, but it will pick up residential garbage and recycling.

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UPDATE, 8 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 17: There will be no residential garbage and recycle pickup at homes in Kirkland on Tuesday due to icy roads, Waste Management, the city's garbage service provider, announced. However, trucks will operate on commercial routes.

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Original story:

Waste Management will not be collecting garbage and recycle materials from its residential customers on routes with Monday service in Kirkland and other Eastside communities because of icy and snowy roads.

In a press release from Waste Management Northwest headquarters in Kirkland, the company said it would double-up collection next week.

In addition to Kirkland, other areas that will not have collection service Monday include unincorporated King County, Redmond, Bothell, Issaquah, as well as Mill Creek and Mukilteo in Snohomish County.

The company is also delaying commercial collection services to the same areas, said Robin Freedman, Waste Management spokeswoman. Trucks will work commercial routes on Saturday instead.

For updates, you can check the company’s web pages here. Customers will also be getting a recorded phone message Monday about the disruption in service.