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Friendly Reminders for Regular and Bulk Trash Pick Up in Pocomoke City, Updated 7/6/2020

This Notice will be updated with HOLIDAY PICKUP SCHEDULES as they occur!

Bulk Trash Day is normally the second Wednesday of each month. Changes to that schedule will be indicated on the monthly water bills or call City Hall at 410-957-2521. The daily trash collection schedule is east of Market St. (Tues. & Fri.); west of Market St. (Mon. & Thurs.). Daily trash pickup changes during Holiday closings will be updated on the monthly water bills and posted here, on the City website and on the City's Facebook page.

Trash Collection Schedule: Trash must be placed at the curbside by 7:00 a.m. on collection days.

Keep Up with Governor Hogans Executive Orders As They Are Issued, Posted 4/8/2020, Updated 4/13/2020

Click on the link below to follow Governor Hogan's executive orders as they are issued in regard to COVID-19.

https://governor.maryland.gov/covid-19-pandemic-orders-and-guidance/

Update 4/13/2020: Maryland A-Z COVID-19 Resource Guide. Follow the link below:

https://governor.maryland.gov/marylandunites/

Welcome Message

As Mayor of Pocomoke City I would like to bid you a warm welcome to The Friendliest Town on the Eastern Shore!

We are a family oriented city of just under 5000 people located on the coast of Maryland on the Delmarva Peninsula. Our city rests against one of our greatest attributes, the banks of the Pocomoke River which is one of the top scenic rivers in America. Our town was founded in the early 1700’s and was incorporated in 1878.

Pocomoke is proud of the fact that we are a sub-center for commerce on the lower shore as we are home to a growing industrial park with great diversity currently playing host to defense contractors, aerospace engineering and plastics fabrication. We are also strategically located...

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Pocomoke City, Maryland

"The friendliest town on the Eastern Shore"