Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Pick Up
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Picked Up
The Unincorporated Manatee County adopted the “Big Bin Advantage” in October 2025. The County provides a standardized, 96-gallon rolling bin.
All trash and recycling must fit into their appropriate bins. It will not be picked up if material is outside of the bins. Pick up may start as early as 6 a.m.
Please place your trash & recycle bins out to your curb the night before.
Please remove your empty bins from the curb and return to your storage area after service is complete.
The first bin is included in your Manatee County utilities bill and has a unique serial number that is assigned to each home. If you are missing, or have not received your county bin, please reach out to Manatee Utilities at (941)792-8811 or CSS@mymanatee.org. If you require an additional bin, contact Manatee County to arrange delivery, but there will be an additional monthly charge.
Yard waste must be in a separate collection and should be in compostable paper bags, its own bin or bundled and placed at the end of the driveway (under 4 feet and 40 lbs). Yard waste in plastic bags is not accepted.
Manatee County offers single-stream recycling. You do not need to sort your materials. Single stream recycling refers to the "all-in-one" collection of all clean recyclable paper and mixed containers together in the recycle cart, eliminating the need for sorting. All materials are separated for re-use at a materials recycling facility.
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Pick Up
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Picked Up
The Unincorporated Manatee County adopted the “Big Bin Advantage” in October 2025. The County provides a standardized, 96-gallon rolling bin.
All trash and recycling must fit into their appropriate bins. It will not be picked up if material is outside of the bins. Pick up may start as early as 6 a.m.
Please place your trash & recycle bins out to your curb the night before.
Please remove your empty bins from the curb and return to your storage area after service is complete.
The first bin is included in your Manatee County utilities bill and has a unique serial number that is assigned to each home. If you are missing, or have not received your county bin, please reach out to Manatee Utilities at (941)792-8811 or CSS@mymanatee.org. If you require an additional bin, contact Manatee County to arrange delivery, but there will be an additional monthly charge.
Yard waste must be in a separate collection and should be in compostable paper bags, its own bin or bundled and placed at the end of the driveway (under 4 feet and 40 lbs). Yard waste in plastic bags is not accepted.
Manatee County offers single-stream recycling. You do not need to sort your materials. Single stream recycling refers to the "all-in-one" collection of all clean recyclable paper and mixed containers together in the recycle cart, eliminating the need for sorting. All materials are separated for re-use at a materials recycling facility.
HOA Meeting
All residents are invited and encouraged to attend the HOA meetings.
The agenda and Teams Link are sent to your email prior to the meeting. If you did not receive your meeting information, please contact wcadmin@vestapropertyservices.com to be added to the mailing list.
Registration For Halloween Decorating Contest Opens!
Registration information will be posted here when available.
4th Annual Turkey Trot
Meet at the pool at 8am
We will walk/run/bike a 5k around the neighborhood.
Adults and kids are welcome!
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Pick Up
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Picked Up
The Unincorporated Manatee County adopted the “Big Bin Advantage” in October 2025. The County provides a standardized, 96-gallon rolling bin.
All trash and recycling must fit into their appropriate bins. It will not be picked up if material is outside of the bins. Pick up may start as early as 6 a.m.
Please place your trash & recycle bins out to your curb the night before.
Please remove your empty bins from the curb and return to your storage area after service is complete.
The first bin is included in your Manatee County utilities bill and has a unique serial number that is assigned to each home. If you are missing, or have not received your county bin, please reach out to Manatee Utilities at (941)792-8811 or CSS@mymanatee.org. If you require an additional bin, contact Manatee County to arrange delivery, but there will be an additional monthly charge.
Yard waste must be in a separate collection and should be in compostable paper bags, its own bin or bundled and placed at the end of the driveway (under 4 feet and 40 lbs). Yard waste in plastic bags is not accepted.
Manatee County offers single-stream recycling. You do not need to sort your materials. Single stream recycling refers to the "all-in-one" collection of all clean recyclable paper and mixed containers together in the recycle cart, eliminating the need for sorting. All materials are separated for re-use at a materials recycling facility.
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Pick Up
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Picked Up
The Unincorporated Manatee County adopted the “Big Bin Advantage” in October 2025. The County provides a standardized, 96-gallon rolling bin.
All trash and recycling must fit into their appropriate bins. It will not be picked up if material is outside of the bins. Pick up may start as early as 6 a.m.
Please place your trash & recycle bins out to your curb the night before.
Please remove your empty bins from the curb and return to your storage area after service is complete.
The first bin is included in your Manatee County utilities bill and has a unique serial number that is assigned to each home. If you are missing, or have not received your county bin, please reach out to Manatee Utilities at (941)792-8811 or CSS@mymanatee.org. If you require an additional bin, contact Manatee County to arrange delivery, but there will be an additional monthly charge.
Yard waste must be in a separate collection and should be in compostable paper bags, its own bin or bundled and placed at the end of the driveway (under 4 feet and 40 lbs). Yard waste in plastic bags is not accepted.
Manatee County offers single-stream recycling. You do not need to sort your materials. Single stream recycling refers to the "all-in-one" collection of all clean recyclable paper and mixed containers together in the recycle cart, eliminating the need for sorting. All materials are separated for re-use at a materials recycling facility.
First Annual Dip Contest
Bring your appetite, your favorite chips, crackers, or dippers, and get ready for some delicious competition! Whether it’s cheesy, spicy, creamy, or totally unique, we want to taste it! Hot and cold dips are welcome, and homemade or store-bought ingredients are allowed.
Judging Begins: 3:30 PM
Reminders:
One dip per participant
Label your dip with the DIP NAME on the front
Put YOUR NAME on the back
May the best dip win!
4th of July—Celebrating 250 Years
July 4, 2026, marks the United States Semiquincentennial, celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Commemorates 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Pick Up
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Picked Up
The Unincorporated Manatee County adopted the “Big Bin Advantage” in October 2025. The County provides a standardized, 96-gallon rolling bin.
All trash and recycling must fit into their appropriate bins. It will not be picked up if material is outside of the bins. Pick up may start as early as 6 a.m.
Please place your trash & recycle bins out to your curb the night before.
Please remove your empty bins from the curb and return to your storage area after service is complete.
The first bin is included in your Manatee County utilities bill and has a unique serial number that is assigned to each home. If you are missing, or have not received your county bin, please reach out to Manatee Utilities at (941)792-8811 or CSS@mymanatee.org. If you require an additional bin, contact Manatee County to arrange delivery, but there will be an additional monthly charge.
Yard waste must be in a separate collection and should be in compostable paper bags, its own bin or bundled and placed at the end of the driveway (under 4 feet and 40 lbs). Yard waste in plastic bags is not accepted.
Manatee County offers single-stream recycling. You do not need to sort your materials. Single stream recycling refers to the "all-in-one" collection of all clean recyclable paper and mixed containers together in the recycle cart, eliminating the need for sorting. All materials are separated for re-use at a materials recycling facility.
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Pick Up
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Picked Up
The Unincorporated Manatee County adopted the “Big Bin Advantage” in October 2025. The County provides a standardized, 96-gallon rolling bin.
All trash and recycling must fit into their appropriate bins. It will not be picked up if material is outside of the bins. Pick up may start as early as 6 a.m.
Please place your trash & recycle bins out to your curb the night before.
Please remove your empty bins from the curb and return to your storage area after service is complete.
The first bin is included in your Manatee County utilities bill and has a unique serial number that is assigned to each home. If you are missing, or have not received your county bin, please reach out to Manatee Utilities at (941)792-8811 or CSS@mymanatee.org. If you require an additional bin, contact Manatee County to arrange delivery, but there will be an additional monthly charge.
Yard waste must be in a separate collection and should be in compostable paper bags, its own bin or bundled and placed at the end of the driveway (under 4 feet and 40 lbs). Yard waste in plastic bags is not accepted.
Manatee County offers single-stream recycling. You do not need to sort your materials. Single stream recycling refers to the "all-in-one" collection of all clean recyclable paper and mixed containers together in the recycle cart, eliminating the need for sorting. All materials are separated for re-use at a materials recycling facility.
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Pick Up
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Picked Up
The Unincorporated Manatee County adopted the “Big Bin Advantage” in October 2025. The County provides a standardized, 96-gallon rolling bin.
All trash and recycling must fit into their appropriate bins. It will not be picked up if material is outside of the bins. Pick up may start as early as 6 a.m.
Please place your trash & recycle bins out to your curb the night before.
Please remove your empty bins from the curb and return to your storage area after service is complete.
The first bin is included in your Manatee County utilities bill and has a unique serial number that is assigned to each home. If you are missing, or have not received your county bin, please reach out to Manatee Utilities at (941)792-8811 or CSS@mymanatee.org. If you require an additional bin, contact Manatee County to arrange delivery, but there will be an additional monthly charge.
Yard waste must be in a separate collection and should be in compostable paper bags, its own bin or bundled and placed at the end of the driveway (under 4 feet and 40 lbs). Yard waste in plastic bags is not accepted.
Manatee County offers single-stream recycling. You do not need to sort your materials. Single stream recycling refers to the "all-in-one" collection of all clean recyclable paper and mixed containers together in the recycle cart, eliminating the need for sorting. All materials are separated for re-use at a materials recycling facility.
Community Blood Drive
9:00 a.m. until 3 p.m.—The location will either be the pool parking lot or the service road entrance.
$30 e-gift card when you donate
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Pick Up
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Picked Up
The Unincorporated Manatee County adopted the “Big Bin Advantage” in October 2025. The County provides a standardized, 96-gallon rolling bin.
All trash and recycling must fit into their appropriate bins. It will not be picked up if material is outside of the bins. Pick up may start as early as 6 a.m.
Please place your trash & recycle bins out to your curb the night before.
Please remove your empty bins from the curb and return to your storage area after service is complete.
The first bin is included in your Manatee County utilities bill and has a unique serial number that is assigned to each home. If you are missing, or have not received your county bin, please reach out to Manatee Utilities at (941)792-8811 or CSS@mymanatee.org. If you require an additional bin, contact Manatee County to arrange delivery, but there will be an additional monthly charge.
Yard waste must be in a separate collection and should be in compostable paper bags, its own bin or bundled and placed at the end of the driveway (under 4 feet and 40 lbs). Yard waste in plastic bags is not accepted.
Manatee County offers single-stream recycling. You do not need to sort your materials. Single stream recycling refers to the "all-in-one" collection of all clean recyclable paper and mixed containers together in the recycle cart, eliminating the need for sorting. All materials are separated for re-use at a materials recycling facility.
HOA Meeting
All residents are invited and encouraged to attend the HOA meetings.
The agenda and Teams Link are sent to your email prior to the meeting. If you did not receive your meeting information, please contact wcadmin@vestapropertyservices.com to be added to the mailing list.
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Pick Up
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Picked Up
The Unincorporated Manatee County adopted the “Big Bin Advantage” in October 2025. The County provides a standardized, 96-gallon rolling bin.
All trash and recycling must fit into their appropriate bins. It will not be picked up if material is outside of the bins. Pick up may start as early as 6 a.m.
Please place your trash & recycle bins out to your curb the night before.
Please remove your empty bins from the curb and return to your storage area after service is complete.
The first bin is included in your Manatee County utilities bill and has a unique serial number that is assigned to each home. If you are missing, or have not received your county bin, please reach out to Manatee Utilities at (941)792-8811 or CSS@mymanatee.org. If you require an additional bin, contact Manatee County to arrange delivery, but there will be an additional monthly charge.
Yard waste must be in a separate collection and should be in compostable paper bags, its own bin or bundled and placed at the end of the driveway (under 4 feet and 40 lbs). Yard waste in plastic bags is not accepted.
Manatee County offers single-stream recycling. You do not need to sort your materials. Single stream recycling refers to the "all-in-one" collection of all clean recyclable paper and mixed containers together in the recycle cart, eliminating the need for sorting. All materials are separated for re-use at a materials recycling facility.
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Pick Up
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Picked Up
The Unincorporated Manatee County adopted the “Big Bin Advantage” in October 2025. The County provides a standardized, 96-gallon rolling bin.
All trash and recycling must fit into their appropriate bins. It will not be picked up if material is outside of the bins. Pick up may start as early as 6 a.m.
Please place your trash & recycle bins out to your curb the night before.
Please remove your empty bins from the curb and return to your storage area after service is complete.
The first bin is included in your Manatee County utilities bill and has a unique serial number that is assigned to each home. If you are missing, or have not received your county bin, please reach out to Manatee Utilities at (941)792-8811 or CSS@mymanatee.org. If you require an additional bin, contact Manatee County to arrange delivery, but there will be an additional monthly charge.
Yard waste must be in a separate collection and should be in compostable paper bags, its own bin or bundled and placed at the end of the driveway (under 4 feet and 40 lbs). Yard waste in plastic bags is not accepted.
Manatee County offers single-stream recycling. You do not need to sort your materials. Single stream recycling refers to the "all-in-one" collection of all clean recyclable paper and mixed containers together in the recycle cart, eliminating the need for sorting. All materials are separated for re-use at a materials recycling facility.
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Pick Up
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Picked Up
The Unincorporated Manatee County adopted the “Big Bin Advantage” in October 2025. The County provides a standardized, 96-gallon rolling bin.
All trash and recycling must fit into their appropriate bins. It will not be picked up if material is outside of the bins. Pick up may start as early as 6 a.m.
Please place your trash & recycle bins out to your curb the night before.
Please remove your empty bins from the curb and return to your storage area after service is complete.
The first bin is included in your Manatee County utilities bill and has a unique serial number that is assigned to each home. If you are missing, or have not received your county bin, please reach out to Manatee Utilities at (941)792-8811 or CSS@mymanatee.org. If you require an additional bin, contact Manatee County to arrange delivery, but there will be an additional monthly charge.
Yard waste must be in a separate collection and should be in compostable paper bags, its own bin or bundled and placed at the end of the driveway (under 4 feet and 40 lbs). Yard waste in plastic bags is not accepted.
Manatee County offers single-stream recycling. You do not need to sort your materials. Single stream recycling refers to the "all-in-one" collection of all clean recyclable paper and mixed containers together in the recycle cart, eliminating the need for sorting. All materials are separated for re-use at a materials recycling facility.
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Pick Up
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Picked Up
The Unincorporated Manatee County adopted the “Big Bin Advantage” in October 2025. The County provides a standardized, 96-gallon rolling bin.
All trash and recycling must fit into their appropriate bins. It will not be picked up if material is outside of the bins. Pick up may start as early as 6 a.m.
Please place your trash & recycle bins out to your curb the night before.
Please remove your empty bins from the curb and return to your storage area after service is complete.
The first bin is included in your Manatee County utilities bill and has a unique serial number that is assigned to each home. If you are missing, or have not received your county bin, please reach out to Manatee Utilities at (941)792-8811 or CSS@mymanatee.org. If you require an additional bin, contact Manatee County to arrange delivery, but there will be an additional monthly charge.
Yard waste must be in a separate collection and should be in compostable paper bags, its own bin or bundled and placed at the end of the driveway (under 4 feet and 40 lbs). Yard waste in plastic bags is not accepted.
Manatee County offers single-stream recycling. You do not need to sort your materials. Single stream recycling refers to the "all-in-one" collection of all clean recyclable paper and mixed containers together in the recycle cart, eliminating the need for sorting. All materials are separated for re-use at a materials recycling facility.
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Pick Up
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Picked Up
The Unincorporated Manatee County adopted the “Big Bin Advantage” in October 2025. The County provides a standardized, 96-gallon rolling bin.
All trash and recycling must fit into their appropriate bins. It will not be picked up if material is outside of the bins. Pick up may start as early as 6 a.m.
Please place your trash & recycle bins out to your curb the night before.
Please remove your empty bins from the curb and return to your storage area after service is complete.
The first bin is included in your Manatee County utilities bill and has a unique serial number that is assigned to each home. If you are missing, or have not received your county bin, please reach out to Manatee Utilities at (941)792-8811 or CSS@mymanatee.org. If you require an additional bin, contact Manatee County to arrange delivery, but there will be an additional monthly charge.
Yard waste must be in a separate collection and should be in compostable paper bags, its own bin or bundled and placed at the end of the driveway (under 4 feet and 40 lbs). Yard waste in plastic bags is not accepted.
Manatee County offers single-stream recycling. You do not need to sort your materials. Single stream recycling refers to the "all-in-one" collection of all clean recyclable paper and mixed containers together in the recycle cart, eliminating the need for sorting. All materials are separated for re-use at a materials recycling facility.
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Pick Up
Trash, Recycle and Yard Waste Picked Up
The Unincorporated Manatee County adopted the “Big Bin Advantage” in October 2025. The County provides a standardized, 96-gallon rolling bin.
All trash and recycling must fit into their appropriate bins. It will not be picked up if material is outside of the bins. Pick up may start as early as 6 a.m.
Please place your trash & recycle bins out to your curb the night before.
Please remove your empty bins from the curb and return to your storage area after service is complete.
The first bin is included in your Manatee County utilities bill and has a unique serial number that is assigned to each home. If you are missing, or have not received your county bin, please reach out to Manatee Utilities at (941)792-8811 or CSS@mymanatee.org. If you require an additional bin, contact Manatee County to arrange delivery, but there will be an additional monthly charge.
Yard waste must be in a separate collection and should be in compostable paper bags, its own bin or bundled and placed at the end of the driveway (under 4 feet and 40 lbs). Yard waste in plastic bags is not accepted.
Manatee County offers single-stream recycling. You do not need to sort your materials. Single stream recycling refers to the "all-in-one" collection of all clean recyclable paper and mixed containers together in the recycle cart, eliminating the need for sorting. All materials are separated for re-use at a materials recycling facility.