Waste Collection Schedule

A custom component for Home Assistant that retrieves waste collection schedules from a wide range of service providers.

Waste collection schedules from service provider web sites are updated daily, derived from local ICS/iCal files, or generated from user-specified dates or regularly repeating date patterns. The Home Assistant built-in Calendar is automatically populated with schedules, and there is a high degree of flexibility in how information can be format and displayed in entity cards or pop-ups. The framework can easily be extended to support additional waste collection service providers, or other services which provide schedules.

### 📣 Test the new source architecture (3.0.0 pre-release)

> We are previewing a major rework of how sources are built, and we would value your help testing it. The benefits:

> - Less duplicated code, more reuse: sources are composed from shared, typed building blocks (retrieve, parse, transform) instead of bespoke code, so a fix in one place benefits every provider that reuses it.

- Easier to add and manage sources: most new sources are now a short, declarative definition with canonical waste types, typed parameters and built-in response validation, rather than a hand-written fetch routine.

- Consistent waste-type labels and icons across providers, shown in your Home Assistant language.

> It is available now as an opt-in pre-release, and your existing setup is not affected. To try it, enable "Show beta versions" for this integration in HACS and update to 3.0.0-alpha.1. Please report anything that looks wrong (especially changed waste-type labels) on the architecture RFC (#6561).

> Note: for migrated sources this is a breaking change. Canonical waste-type labels differ from the old hand-written strings, so automations or templates that match an exact label may need updating. Catching those cases early is exactly the feedback we need before the stable 3.0.0.

Supported Service Providers

Waste collection schedules in the following formats and countries are supported. Click on the section heading to view details of individual service providers.

If your service provider is not listed, feel free to open a source request issue (please first check the Issues section if there already is an open issue for your service provider.).

Source requests are always welcome. At the moment, however, only a small number of contributors are actively implementing new requests, while the available maintainers are mainly busy reviewing pull requests and fixing critical issues.

If you already have enough information for your municipality/region, you are very welcome to implement the source and open a pull request yourself. A step-by-step guide is available in How to contribute. Community help with implementation, testing, documentation, and reviews is greatly appreciated.