On the occasion of the April 25 and May 1 holidays, AMAIE Energia e Servizi announces some changes to local services. The updates concern collection centers, offices, and distribution activities.

April 25: collection and street cleaning services guaranteed, CDR and offices closed

On Saturday, April 25, collection centers will be closed in the municipalities of Sanremo, Taggia, Santo Stefano al Mare, and San Lorenzo al Mare. On the same day, the Palafiori offices, the Distribution service, and the Info Point will also be closed. The Call Center will not be active.

May 1: same schedule as April 25, services and closures confirmed

On Fraiday, May 1, the same organization applies. Collection centers will remain closed in the four municipalities listed above. The Palafiori offices, the Distribution service, the Info Point, and the Call Center will also be closed.

May 2: offices closed and distribution postponed in the municipality of Sanremo

On Saturday, May 2, the Palafiori offices, the Distribution service, the Info Point, and the Call Center will remain closed. Distribution planned in the hamlets will be postponed by one week. The updated schedule is as follows: Coldirodi on May 9, Poggio on May 16, and Bussana on May 23.

AMAIE Energia e Servizi invites residents to take these changes into account and plan their activities in advance. To stay updated on closures, opening hours and any service changes, follow AMAIE Igiene Urbana on social media (Facebook and Instagram).

AMAIE Energia e Servizi launches the final phase of the PNRR project (M2C1.1.11.1), Line A. The goal is clear: strengthen separate waste collection through the installation of smart Eco-islands.After completing works in Pietrabruna, Civezza, Badalucco and Taggia, the project now moves into the operational phase. It involves Sanremo and Santo Stefano al Mare. Installation activities run from December 15, 2025 to May 31, 2026.

Widespread communication to citizens

At the same time, AMAIE supports the rollout with a targeted communication plan. The aim is to inform citizens clearly and effectively about how to use the new smart systems. In particular, updates are shared through the Junker app, the official website and social media channels. In addition, dedicated materials and printed leaflets are delivered directly to users.

Innovation and sustainability

Smart Eco-islands allow flexible and traceable waste disposal, available 24 hours a day. As a result, they improve both efficiency and quality in separate waste collection.

Moreover, the project supports a more sustainable waste management system. It also aligns with national environmental goals and circular economy strategies. There are no time limits or collection schedules. Therefore, citizens can dispose of waste more easily and according to their daily routines. However, respect for others remains essential. For example, glass disposal during nighttime should be avoided. Each station includes a video surveillance system. This helps monitor disposal and prevent illegal dumping. As a result, it protects urban cleanliness. At the same time, AMAIE ensures proper collection of all waste fractions, in line with municipal regulations.

Zone A and the start of installations in Sanremo

First, the rollout starts from Zone A, one of the most densely populated areas of the city. AMAIE focuses on via Pietro Agosti and the section of via Galileo Galilei connecting Borgo to piazza del Polo Nord. Installation activities begin onDecember 15. Then, the Eco-islands become operational on January 12 with open access. This initial phase allows users to get familiar with the system.

Initially, access is open and does not require a card. However, from April 13, 2026, only authorized users with a badge can access the system. Users can dispose of waste at the nearest Eco-island. At the same time, they can also use other stations within the same area.

During the first phase, the system operates alongside door-to-door collection. Then, AMAIE calibrates emptying frequencies. Finally, it replaces the traditional service. Existing bins are removed and the access system becomes fully active. For Zone A, a dedicated flyer is available. It includes instructions and a map with station locations. Users receive the material by post and can also access it online.

Zone B: installations from February 2026

Then, in February 2026, the project moves to Zone B. By February 20, new smart Eco-islands are installed in via Martiri della Libertà and in the remaining sections of via Galileo Galilei.

Again, activation follows a progressive approach. First, the system starts with open access. This allows users to become familiar with the new service. At the same time, users receive a dedicated flyer with instructions and a detailed map of the area.

Zone C: Eco-islands from March 17

Next, the project expands to additional areas of Sanremo. From March 17, 2026, new Eco-islands are installed in via Borgo Tinasso, via Dante Alighieri, via Zefiro Massa, via Alessandro Volta, via W. Goethe and via Peirogallo. As in previous phases, the service starts with an open-access period. This phase begins on March 30, 2026 and helps users learn how to use the system correctly.

Also in this case, users receive a dedicated flyer with instructions and a map. The material is delivered by post and is also available online. Currently, the service operates differently across areas.

In Zone 7, including via Pietro Agosti, via Galileo Galilei, via Martiri della Libertà and strada Borgo Tinasso, Eco-islands are active from April 13, 2026 with badge access.

In contrast, in Zone 6, including via Dante Alighieri, via Zefiro Massa, via Alessandro Volta, via Goethe and via Peirogallo, Eco-islands remain temporarily in open mode. They are accessible without a badge until distribution is completed. Meanwhile, on-site signs inform users about activation timelines.

Zone C: Eco-islands from April 20

Furthermore, the project continues with the fourth phase starting from April 20, 2026. Installations move from west to east, covering Coldirodi, the Foce area, San Martino and Poggio. To reduce disruption, operations take place at night. Parking restrictions start from April 17 and are gradually removed. Therefore, citizens are asked to follow signage and keep areas clear.

As before, the service starts with open access. Users can use the Eco-islands without a badge during the initial phase. Then, once card distribution is complete, access becomes restricted and door-to-door collection is progressively replaced. Users receive communication by post. This includes the access badge, instructions and a map of the area.

Proper waste disposal

At this stage, correct waste disposal becomes essential. Since Eco-islands are available every day, there is no need to store large amounts of waste. Therefore, users should avoid oversized or overfilled bags. These cannot be inserted properly and may be left outside the stations.

In addition, forcing large bags into the compartments can block the system. This may damage the mechanisms and make the Eco-island unusable. Instead, users should distribute waste over time. This improves efficiency and ensures proper use of the system. To support this transition, smaller bags are available at the Distribution Office.

Continuous updates and communication

Progress on the installation of smart Eco-Islands will be updated step by step on this page. Each update will include new dates, affected areas and operational instructions.To stay informed about the project and learn how to use the new system, residents can also follow AMAIE Igiene Urbana social media channels (Facebook and Instagram).

On the occasion of Easter, Sunday 5 April 2026, and Easter Monday, Monday 6 April 2026, Amaie Igiene Urbana informs citizens about service operations across the area.

Waste collection and street cleaning: regular services

Waste collection and street cleaning services operate as usual in all municipalities of the Basin. No changes are planned.

Offices and call center

Palafiori offices and the call center will remain closed on both days.

Ecopoints in Sanremo

Ecopoints in Sanremo remain open according to their usual schedule.

Recycling centres: opening hours and closures

Here are the details:

• Ecocentre in Taggia: closed on Easter and Easter Monday.
• Ecocentre in San Lorenzo: closed on Easter and Easter Monday.
• Ecocentre in Santo Stefano al Mare / Riva Ligure: open on Easter afternoon from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm, closed on Easter Monday.
• Ecocentres in Sanremo (Valle Armea and Coldirodi): closed on Easter and Easter Monday.

Amaie Igiene Urbana invites citizens to plan their waste disposal activities in advance, taking into account the service changes during Easter and Easter Monday.

To stay updated on closures, opening hours and any service changes, follow AMAIE Igiene Urbana on social media (Facebook and Instagram).

AMAIE Urban Hygiene informs citizens that Wednesday 11 March 2026, on the occasion of the patron saint’s festival of Taggia, the waste collection centre in the Isola Manente area will be closed to the public. Collection services will remain unchanged.

The collection centre is scheduled to be closed for the entire day and is part of the scheduled closures related to the municipal patronal celebration of the Municipality of Taggia.

Citizens will be able to dispose of their waste on the following days according to the regular opening schedule of the collection centre.

To stay informed about closures, updated opening hours and possible service changes, citizens can also follow the AMAIE Urban Hygiene social media channels (Facebook and Instagram).

AMAIE Energia e Servizi – Urban Hygiene informs residents that the Coldirodi Ecocentre will be temporarily closed on the indicated Fridays in March and April.

The service suspension is necessary to allow staff to attend a training course on company and environmental procedures, aimed at improving service quality, operational safety, and the sustainable management of waste.

Coldirodi Ecocentre closure schedule

Below are the dates and times of closure:

March

Friday, March 6
Friday, March 13
Friday, March 20
Friday, March 27

April

Friday, April 3
Friday, April 10
Friday, April 17

Staff training

Professional development is part of the continuous improvement process adopted by AMAIE within its urban hygiene services in Sanremo. Training strengthens operational and environmental skills, ensuring increasingly high standards in waste management and customer support.

Users are therefore invited to plan waste deliveries on alternative days to those indicated above.

To stay informed about closures, updated opening hours, and any service changes, residents can also follow AMAIE’s social media channels (Facebook and Instagram).

Residents are informed that on Wednesday, 11 February 2026, the Coldirodi waste collection centre will be closed to the public to allow for scheduled maintenance works.

The closure is necessary to improve the service and ensure user safety. Regular activities will resume once the works are completed.

During the closure, residents can check the list of other active waste collection centres in the area. We apologise for the inconvenience and thank citizens for their cooperation.

Real-time information and updates

To stay constantly informed about closures, updated opening hours and any service changes, it is also possible to follow AMAIE’s social media channels. (Facebook and Instagram)

Starting from 1 January 2026, the Municipality of Taggia, in the Arma area, has introduced single-material glass collection. Under the new system, residents must dispose of glass only, without mixed materials. This change improves the quality of separate waste collection and supports proper recycling processes.

What changes for residents

With the introduction of single-material glass collection, disposal rules change accordingly. Residents must place glass on its own in the dedicated container. At the same time, cans and tins must no longer be disposed of together with glass. Instead, cans must be disposed of together with plastic, using the yellow bag or yellow container. As a result, materials are managed more efficiently and disposal errors are significantly reduced.

Why separating glass and cans matters

By correctly separating materials, residents help to:

• improve the quality of recycled glass
• enhance the recovery of plastic and metal
• increase the overall efficiency of urban waste management services

Ultimately, even small daily actions contribute to tangible environmental benefits.

Stay informed

To stay up to date on service schedules, updated opening times and any changes to waste collection services, residents can follow AMAIE’s official information channels (Facebook and Instagram).

As part of the ongoing rollout of smart ecoislands in Sanremo, Amaie Igiene urbana now moves into a new operational phase and provides additional practical guidance for the installations located in Via Pietro Agosti and Via G. Galilei (first section). Following the installation carried out in recent weeks and an initial trial activation phase, the service continues along the planned progressive pathway, with clearer instructions to ensure correct and structured use of the ecoislands.

Amaie ecoislands in Via Pietro Agosti and Via G. Galilei: what changes

The smart ecoislands were installed last month in Via Pietro Agosti and in the first section of Via G. Galilei. During the initial stage, Amaie activated the service in trial mode, allowing residents and businesses to become familiar with the new system. Now that this first period has concluded, the service enters its second phase, which guides users towards a more aware and organised use of the ecoislands, with operational procedures that are clearly defined and progressively consolidated.

Service start and transitional phase

The ecoislands have been operational since 26 January 2026 in the streets concerned. At this stage, access is provided through manual activation, without using a badge, in order to facilitate familiarisation with the system. At the same time, existing street containers remain in place and will be removed gradually, in line with the ongoing evolution of the service.

Badge access from 2 March 2026

From 2 March 2026, use of the Amaie ecoislands in Via Pietro Agosti and Via G. Galilei (first section) will be allowed exclusively via a dedicated badge. The badge enables more efficient management of waste disposal and helps improve the quality of separate waste collection. If you have not received your badge at home, you can contact the Amaie Call Centre or visit the offices at the Palafiori directly.

To stay informed about service updates, opening hours and any changes, users can also follow AMAIE’s official communication channels.(Facebook and Instagram).

AMAIE Igiene Urbana informs citizens of a service closure on Monday, 5 January 2026: the Palafiori Distribution Office and the Call Center will be closed. Services will resume regularly from 7 January 2026. Therefore, users are invited to plan requests and contacts accordingly.

Bag distribution rescheduled in the districts

In addition, the bag distribution calendar in the districts changes. Activities will start on 10 January in Coldirodi. Then, they will continue on 17 January in Poggio. Finally, they will be completed on 24 January in Bussana. In this way, AMAIE Igiene Urbana continues to ensure continuity, organisation and support for citizens.

Check updated service times during the holiday period

To have a complete overview of closures and updated AMAIE Igiene Urbana service times during the holiday period, it is possible to consult the dedicated news page. Here, citizens can find the closing days of Collection Centres, distribution offices and services active in the various towns. As a result, users can correctly plan waste deliveries and material requests.

Real-time information and updates

To stay constantly informed about closures, updated opening hours and any service changes, it is also possible to follow AMAIE’s social media channels. (Facebook and Instagram).

Amaie Energia e Servizi announces the introduction of a new benefit for all employees. The company has activated a comprehensive accident insurance policy. The coverage protects employees in the event of death, permanent disability and medical expenses.

An initiative focused on people

Amaie Energia e Servizi, a municipal company owned by the Municipality of Sanremo, the towns of the Sanremo basin and FILSE, strengthens its welfare policies. The initiative aims to ensure greater safety and protection for those who work every day in service of the territory.

The value of human capital

In this context, in fact, the Board of Directors highlights the importance of this decision. On the one hand, the activation of accident insurance represents a concrete investment in people. On the other hand, employees are the core of the company. As a result, offering protection and peace of mind helps build a safer, more responsible and future-oriented working environment.

A commitment alongside corporate welfare

The new policy is fully funded by the company. Moreover, it complements the welfare measures already in place. In this way, Amaie Energia e Servizi further strengthens its commitment to improving quality of working life.

Social responsibility and focus on the territory

The initiative confirms the company’s willingness to invest in human capital. At the same time, it promotes a corporate culture based on social responsibility, employee protection and attention to the well-being of local communities.

To stay up to date on activities, it is also possible to follow AMAIE Energia e Servizi’s social media channels (Facebook and Instagram).