The city’s new composting program rolls out today throughout Brooklyn Borough.
Residents can now place their organic waste curbside the same day they recycle it.
Waste such as leaves, food scraps and food-soiled paper should be placed inside a brown compost bin.
The city started the initiative in Queens earlier this year.
It will expand to the Bronx and Staten Island in March and then to Manhattan next October.
The program is voluntary for now, but will be mandatory citywide in April 2025.
2023-10-02 15:35:00
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