Bulk Waste
Acceptable & Unacceptable Bulk Waste
Acceptable Bulk Waste
- Automotive wheels and tires off the rim
- Furniture: sofas, desks, tables, chairs, entertainment centers, bed frames, box springs, mattresses
- Carpet cut into sections no longer than 4 feet and bundled at 40 pounds or less
- Incidental building materials: screen, steel or wood doors, shower doors, toilets, drywall pieces, paneling no larger than 2' x 2'
- Packing boxes and containers (must be broken down)
- Tabletops, glass, or mirrors
- Grills without propane tanks
- Exercise machines
- Push lawn mowers without oil or gas
- Entertainment centers (broken down)
- Swing sets (disassembled)
- Televisions
- Vacuums
- Empty well tanks and equipment (broken down into individual components)
- Empty pool equipment, such as pumps or filters (broken down into individual components)
- Limit of two wood pallets per collection
- Hot tubs must be cut up so that one person can handle the pieces
Unacceptable Waste
- Automotive vehicles, riding lawn mowers, boats, and vehicle components, automotive batteries
- Commercial vehicle truck tires
- Liquid waste, including paint, hazardous waste, or industrial waste
- Construction and demolition debris: discarded building materials, concrete blocks, pavers, concrete, masonry, tile, roofing
- Trees or tree stumps, tree limbs larger than 4 inches in diameter or longer than 6 feet
- Stone, dirt, land clearing material, stumps, root balls, logs
- Whole hot tubs
- Nonresidential waste
- Contractor-generated waste
- Bathtubs
- Propane tanks
- Gas cans
- Fence sections
- Insulation
- Patio doors
- Any single item weighing more than 150 pounds
Acceptable White Goods
- Household appliances such as a refrigerator, washer, dryer, dishwasher, freezer, air conditioner, water heater, or similar items
Unacceptable White Goods
- Central air units
Residential Bulk Waste Pick-Up
Bulk waste, garbage, recycling, and yard waste are all collected on the same day. Go to the "Check Your Trash Day" Search Tool above to determine your pick-up day.
The following rules apply when placing bulk items out for disposal:
- Bulk items should not be stacked.
- Cardboard should be broken down and placed in the recycle bin.
- All items need to be placed within 3 feet of the road.
- Any item that can fit in a trash bin should be placed in the bin.
- "Move-Outs" are not part of the normal bulk pick-up process and must be scheduled for removal. Note: A fee may be imposed.
Examples of bulk trash that IS in compliance:
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The bulk trash items pictured are:
- Set out neatly within three feet of the curb
- Not stacked on top of each other
- Easy for two people to pick up
Examples of bulk trash that IS NOT in compliance:
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What's wrong with the bulk waste shown in these pictures?
- Bulk waste has not all been placed within three feet of the road
- Bulk trash and cardboard should not be stacked
- Bulk trash contains small loose items and/or closed containers
- Bulk waste is not neatly stacked and/or too close to totes
Examples of "Move-Outs":
"Move-Outs" are not part of the normal bulk pick-up process and must be scheduled for removal. Note: A fee may be imposed.
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