Indianapolis will have a new trash service provider next year. Curbside recycling services are also coming in 2028. “This has been a longstanding goal of the city of Indianapolis,� says Kyle Bloyd with Indy DPW. “We have long wanted to introduce universal curbside recycling for all residents, and this deal allows us to get that done.�
Illinois-based Lakeshore Recycling Systems will be the city’s new trash service provider for the foreseeable future, a welcome addition to the city. The Board of Public Works unanimously approved a 10-year contract with Lakeshore Recycling, which will begin in January 2026.
They will take over the 157,000 units currently covered by 91²Ö¿â Management and Republic Works. Bloyd said once this change happens, residents will not see a change in their bill. “Residents pay a solid waste user fee that’s apart of their property taxes,â€� said Bloyd. “There is no plan or intention to raise fees or introduce new fees as part of this deal.â€�
