Waste bins the new provider will take can be purchased, but the price is steep for many. News4JAX found that an approved 95-gallon garbage cart can be purchased for $66, and a 65-gallon cart for $61. Plus, there’s a separate quarterly collection service fee of $15.33. And if you want to throw away just a bag of trash, it must have a sticker on it that costs $4.

Clay County officials asked residents to be patient as crews continue to work on debris pickup after back-to-back hurricanes.

Some Clay County residents are reportedly having to wait all week to get their trash picked up, which comes after the county switched to a new trash hauler, FCC Environmental Services, on Tuesday.

In Clay County, trash provider FCC Environmental Services is officially the new garbage service.

The trash provider FCC Environmental Services is slated to take over garbage services in Clay County on Oct. 1, and some changes will be implemented to help residents with the transition.

The City of St. Augustine Beach stepped in to manage yard debris collection for various sections on Anastasia Island in St. Johns County following the disastrous rollout of the contract with FCC Environmental Services which has since been terminated.

Less than a month after beginning waste services in St. Johns County, the company FCC Environmental Services could be terminated amid complaints from dozens of residents over service disruptions.

Less than a month after beginning waste services in St. Johns County, the company FCC Environmental Services could be terminated amid complaints from dozens of residents over service disruptions.

The issues with the technology has led to St. Johns residents complaining about service disruptions as well as trash cans left in the streets and trash on the ground. It's set to take over in Clay County on Oct. 1.

The St. Johns Board of County Commissioners will meet Monday to discuss the county’s new trash hauler amid growing concerns and complaints from residents over service disruptions.

St. Johns County is addressing solid waste collection service disruptions after it switched to its new provider, FCC Environmental Services Florida, which began servicing the county on Aug. 1.

Clay County commissioners announced changes to garbage and recycling services starting Oct. 1, which include the elimination of the curbside recycling service.

After 20 years with the same two waste management companies providing trash services to St. Johns County, the county is making a big change, and the cost to residents is expected to increase $170 over the next five years.