Hélécine: New PMC Bins in Public Spaces

The municipality is installing additional sorting stations to encourage daily waste recycling.

New PMC recycling bins installed in public spaces in the municipality of Hélécine to facilitate recycling.
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New PMC recycling bins installed in public spaces in the municipality of Hélécine to facilitate recycling.

As part of its policy for public cleanliness and environmental protection, the Municipality of Hélécine continues the installation of sorting islands in public spaces.

During the month of September, new blue bins for paper, metal, and plastic (PMC) packaging were installed in several locations within the municipality. These new collection points can be found notably at the Brouc site, the Godbille housing estate playground, the carpooling parking lot, and the communal hall of Linsmeau.
These infrastructures aim to facilitate daily waste sorting. Explanatory stickers are affixed to all PMC bins to guide citizens on what can be deposited. The municipality encourages the use of these new facilities and the adoption of good practices for more effective recycling.
The Municipality thanks the residents for their collaboration and participation in preserving the living environment, in order to keep Hélécine clean, pleasant, and respectful of the environment.
Based on information from the official source: Commune d'Hélécine (06/10/2026)