Brønderslev Municipality is located in North Jutland and offers natural landscapes and strong local communities.
Cities and postcodes
See the postal cities and postcodes associated with the municipality.
12 cities
Aabybro9440
Asaa9340
Brønderslev9700
Dronninglund9330
Dybvad9352
Hals9370
Hjallerup9320
Jerslev J9740
Municipal waste rules
In Brønderslev Municipality, residents sort waste into trash categories such as residual waste, food waste, paper, plastic, metal and cardboard to support recycling and reduce waste. Households use containers for the relevant waste types. Bulky waste can be collected when needed, while recycling centres accept hazardous waste and larger items. Residents are encouraged to keep access routes clear on collection days and can use reminders for emptying dates.
Brønderslev Municipality refers residents to Nordværk's website for information about waste collection, recycling centres, sorting, collection dates and practical waste questions. Nordværk operates six recycling centres in Brønderslev Municipality: Asaa, Brønderslev Vest, Brønderslev Øst, Dronninglund, Hjallerup and Jerslev. Hazardous waste and asbestos-containing materials follow special rules. Nordværk and the municipality can decide how waste must be sorted, packaged and delivered if there is doubt. Number-plate scanning is used for business vehicles at recycling centres. Businesses and institutions pay per visit and must follow Nordværk's site rules.
Sorting guidance
Brønderslev Municipality refers residents to Nordværk's website for information about waste collection, recycling centres, sorting, collection dates and practical waste questions. Waste delivered in bags at recycling centres must be in clear plastic bags, so staff can see whether the waste has been sorted correctly.
Bulky waste
See the official waste service and address-based self-service for current information about bulky waste. Arrangements may depend on address and housing type.
Hazardous waste
Hazardous waste and asbestos-containing materials follow special rules. Nordværk and the municipality can decide how waste must be sorted, packaged and delivered if there is doubt.
Garden waste and composting
See the official waste service and address-based self-service for current information about garden waste and composting. Arrangements may depend on address and housing type.
Source: The information is based on Brønderslev Municipality's official waste information and Nordværk's information about waste schemes and recycling centres. Affaldsguide Danmark is an independent guide and is not part of the municipality.
