Learn all about Halton Region’s garbage tag program.
Starting April 1, 2013, Halton residents may place 3 garbage bags/cans or less at the curb every other week. More than 3 garbage bags/cans will require a “garbage tag,” up to a total of 6 garbage bags/cans maximum (3 untagged, 3 tagged).
Get more information about Halton’s garbage tag program at www.halton.ca/garbagetags.
About John Watson
I'm a communicator, educator and project manager with a focus on environmental and public works issues.
I am currently the Environmental Manager for the Municipality of Dysart et al in Haliburton County.
Previously, I was the Onboarding Director for ReCollect Systems, where I implemented digital communication products for municipalities and non-profits. For eight years, I was the Waste Diversion Educator Coordinator for Halton Region, where I implemented award winning communications and outreach programs.
HaltonRecycles 
Got a big sticker on my fourth bag of garbage today – a bag that I had tagged properly with the bag tag. Please pay attention!!!
Thanks for your comment Paula. Please email haltonrecycles@halton.ca with your home address, and we can follow up.
– John Watson, Waste Diversion Education Coordinator, Halton Region