In cooperation with local publishers, the City of Gretna now regulates the unwanted tossing of unsolicited printed matter, which often arrives as a "free" newspaper in red, white, or clear bags tossed on residential lawns.
Please make a selection below to add your residential address to a "Do Not Toss" List maintained by the Department of Code Enforcement.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: How long does it take to stop publications being tossed?
A: Before reporting a complaint, please allow thirty (30) days to fully process your request.
Q: Why might I still receive unsolicited publications?
A: The "Do Not Toss" List is not intended to be a completely prohibitive "Do Not Deliver" List. Distributors may continue to deliver publications in alternative ways by:
a: Placing and securing it at the entryway nearest the front door;
b: Attaching it securely to the front door;
c: Putting it through a mail slot on or near the front door;
d: Putting it between the exterior front door and the interior front door;
e: Handing it personally to the proprietary party of the premises;
f: Depositing unsolicited printed matter into a receptacle lawfully located upon any street or public place, provided said person is authorized to deposit such unsolicited printed matter into said receptacle; or
g: Distributing unsolicited printed matter to any person who accepts it.
Q: What if I change my mind?
A: To change your request or to remove your address from the "Do Not Toss" List, please email your request to info@gretnala.com.