Yes, they’re pretty common in a lot of cities. You’ll usually see them described as combo trash cans, cigarette receptacles, or street furniture with an integrated ash urn. The ash urn is often a small metal cup or stubber mounted on the side or top, sometimes with a removable tray so maintenance crews can empty it.
They show up in downtowns, near transit stops, outside office buildings, in parks, and on college campuses. The idea is simple: give smokers a dedicated place for butts so they don’t end up on the sidewalk, and keep general trash separate. Good designs are weather-resistant, lockable, and easy to clean.
That said, they’re not everywhere. Some cities avoid them because of smoke-free policies, vandalism, or maintenance costs, and you’ll sometimes see signage asking people not to smoke. If you’re looking for one, search for “combo trash can with ash urn” or check your local street furniture specs—municipalities often buy them through commercial suppliers.