Yes, in most cases you can—and it’s a pretty common request. Many manufacturers of urban trash cans offer custom colors, and they can put your city logo on the bin through powder coating, screen printing, vinyl wraps, or molded-in color. The best option depends on your design, the bin material, and how much wear and tear the cans will see.
If you want a clean, long-lasting look, powder-coated steel or aluminum with a stenciled or screen-printed logo usually works well. For plastic bins, molded-in color or durable labels can be a better fit. Ask the supplier to match your city’s brand colors using Pantone or RAL references, and request a physical sample or digital mockup before production. That way you can check scale, contrast, and placement on curved or textured surfaces.
A few practical things to keep in mind: minimum order quantities can apply, especially for custom colors and logos; public procurement rules may affect what you can specify; and the finish needs to handle sun, rain, graffiti, and regular cleaning. I’d also ask about replacement decals or touch-up paint, because logos do get scratched over time. If the cans are going in busy areas, choose anti-graffiti coatings and recessed or protected graphics where possible.
So, short answer: yes, custom urban trash cans with your city’s logo and colors are definitely doable. Just confirm the supplier’s minimums, materials, durability, approvals, and maintenance plan early, and get a sample before you commit to a full rollout.