Starting Monday, October 5, 2026, and continuing until Monday, December 28, the collection of household waste in the towns of Chusclan and Orsan will occur every 15 days as part of an incentive-based fee framework. This system is designed to encourage residents to reduce the amount of waste they produce, sort packaging materials more effectively, and compost organic waste. It also aims to manage the costs of the public waste management service and help residents adopt more environmentally responsible habits. Under this new schedule, waste will be collected less frequently than before, which means residents will need to manage their waste more carefully. The goal is to reduce the overall volume of waste going to landfills and increase recycling and composting efforts. The local government believes that by adjusting the frequency of waste collection, people will be more motivated to minimize their waste and sort it correctly. Residents are advised to put out their bins the evening before the scheduled collection to ensure that the waste is picked up on time. This allows for a smoother collection process and helps avoid any delays. The new system will be monitored over time to assess its effectiveness and make any necessary adjustments. The initiative reflects a broader trend in waste management policies aimed at promoting sustainability and reducing environmental impact. By implementing this incentive-based approach, local authorities hope to foster a culture of responsibility among residents and contribute to the long-term health of the community and the environment.