Herlev Kommune

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Contact information

Municipality address:Herlev Bygade 90, 2730 Herlev
Website:herlev.dk

About the municipality

Herlev Municipality is located in Greater Copenhagen and is known for its healthcare sector, including Herlev Hospital. It combines residential areas, business facilities and a focus on development and wellbeing for residents and companies.

Cities and postcodes

See the postal cities and postcodes associated with the municipality.

3 cities
Bagsværd2880
Herlev2730
Skovlunde2740

Municipal waste rules

In Herlev Municipality, residents sort waste into trash categories such as food waste, residual waste, paper, plastic, glass, metal and cardboard. Villas and terraced houses use divided containers for food and residual waste, while glass, metal and cardboard are collected on separate schedules. Hazardous waste can be placed in a red environmental box, and garden waste and bulky waste are collected through municipal schemes. The waste app provides collection dates and sorting guidance.

Waste categories: 9 of 10

  • Residual waste

    ✓ Used

  • Food waste

    ✓ Used

  • Cardboard

    ✓ Used

  • Plastic

    ✓ Used

  • Glass

    ✓ Used

  • Hazardous waste

    ✓ Used

  • Paper

    ✓ Used

  • Metal

    ✓ Used

  • Textile waste

    ? Not confirmed

  • Food and beverage cartons

    ? Not confirmed

Not confirmed means the municipality's material does not identify the category clearly.

Practical waste information

Waste operator
Herlev Municipality
Official waste page
Waste
Recycling centres
2 recycling centres

Municipal waste service information

Waste collection

The Mit affald self-service provides calendars, scheme details, SMS notifications, extra collections, bin services and missed-collection reporting.

Sorting guidance

Herlev has a searchable web guide with accepted/not accepted lists and separate printable guides for houses and flats. Missing items can be suggested through the guide.

Bulky waste

At houses and terraced homes, sorted bulky waste is collected at the boundary every four weeks. The scheme depends on housing type and excludes construction waste.

Hazardous waste

Houses and terraced homes use the red environmental box, placed on the food/residual bin when needed. Larger or special amounts go to the recycling centre.

Garden waste and composting

Garden waste is collected every other week from 1 April to 31 October and may be bundled or placed in an approved bin or paper sack. It can also go to the recycling centre.

Source: The information is based on Herlev Municipality's official waste pages. Affaldsguide Danmark is an independent guide and is not part of the municipality.

Last checked: 2026-05-14

Recycling centres

2 locations

Map of recycling centres

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