Christmas tree disposal in Saarland: It's easy!
Christmas tree disposal in Saarland: It's easy!
Today, on January 8, 2025, many Saarlanders still have their Christmas tree in the living room. The time of the Christmas decoration is coming to an end, and the municipalities in Saarland offer various free options for disposing of the decrepected trees. These initiatives are important to ensure environmentally friendly disposal and create space for new projects.
In the Saarbrücken region, for example, the volunteer fire brigade will pick up Christmas trees in several districts on January 11th. The affected districts include:
- Altenkessel
- Bischmisheim
- Brebach
- Bübingen
- Dudweiler
- eschringen
- fechingen
- gersweiler
- Güdingen
- men's soh
- hunter joy
- Klarenthal
- sheep bridge
- Scheidt
collection points and pick -up services
The Central Municipal Disposal Occupation (ZKE) in Saarbrücken also has plans for picking up the Christmas trees. This will take place between 13 and 17 January and again from January 20 to 24 at various collecting places in the city. It is important that the trees have to be decorated completely beforehand.
The collection sites in Saarbrücken include:
- Wilhelm-Heinrich-Straße/Neumarkt
- dellengarten
- Moltke/Pfälerstrasse
- eschberg
- Malstatt
- st. Arnual
- Burbach
- gersweiler
- Dudweiler
- Halberg
In the city of Völklingen, citizens can hand over their Christmas trees to defined collection points from January 3 to 20. In Neunkirchen there will also be collection places from January 13th, with the removal from January 20. St. Ingbert plans that youth fire brigades collect trees in various districts on January 11th.
alternative disposal options
In addition to the municipal collection, KWU disposal offers the collection of decomposed Christmas trees from January 6, 2025. These take place at parking spaces tailored to the municipalities, such as Glascontainer parking spaces.
include further disposal options:
- self -composting in the garden
- Free delivery at recycling centers (hedge plants are not allowed).
It should be noted that Christmas trees are not collected via the regular residual waste tour. The trees also have to be disposed of in a variety of varieties, according to the circular economy law. It is important to ensure that Christmas trees are only disposed of if they are completely decorated and whose maximum length must not exceed 2 meters. Larger trees must be sawn beforehand to ensure smooth disposal.
For more detailed information on the disposal of Christmas trees in Saarland, citizens can ask for municipal bodies or visit the websites of the respective waste disposal companies. The proper disposal contributes to a clean environment and protects the resources.
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