Bulk Residential Item Collection

Bulk Item Collection: $25 Service Fee for up to 5 items, plus appropriate disposal fees. This is not an all inclusive list.

Freon Items: $20 per item disposal fee

• All Freon Items
• Air Conditioner
• Dehumidifier
• Freezer
• Refrigerator

$15 per item disposal fee

• Basketball Hoop
• Bed
• Book Shelf
• Boxspring
• Cabinet
• Chair
• Desk
• Dishwasher
• Dresser
• Dryer
• End Table
• Fire Pit
• Garage Furnace
• Garbage per bag
• Grill
• Headboard
• Lawn Mower (Push Only)
• Mattress
• Pool (small)
• Propane Tank
• Recliner
• Rug
• Sofa
• Stove
• Table
• Toilet
• Treadmill
• TV
• TV Stand
• Washer
• Water Heater
• Water Softener

$5 per item disposal fee

• Bag of leaves/grass
• Branches tied/bundled
• 32-gal can of branches or leaves/grass

Other Disposal Fees

• $15 Fee for each section of Sofa Sectional (example: $30 for a 2-piece sofa sectional, $45 for a 3-piece sofa sectional).
• $6 Tire 14-16"
• $12 Tire/Rim 14-16"
• $20 Semi Tire
• $50 Semi Tire/Rim
• $75 Tractor Tire

Unacceptable Items

• Carpet
• Construction Items
• Deck Material
• Household Renovation Items

Note: No bulk item collection day will occur in April 2026 due to Spring Cleanup Week. 

A survey was available for the public to engage with in August and September 2024. More than 3,000 survey responses were collected. The results from the survey were as follows: 

• What is More Important to You?
  •  Keeping the cost of garbage collection lower - 71% (2,157 of 3,036 responses)
  • Being able to place unlimited extra garbage out for weekly collection - 29% (879 of 3,036 responses)
• How often do you place extras beside your 96-gallon can for collection?
  • Every week - 5% (147 of 3,049 responses)
  • Every other week - 8% (235 of 3,049 responses)
  • Once a month - 14% (419 of 3,049 responses)
  • Every few months - 42% (1,280 of 3,049 responses)
  • Never - 32% (968 of 3,049 responses)
• Should folks who place extras beside their 96-gallon can for collection pay more than those who do not?
  • Yes - 54% (1,624 of 3,011 responses)
  • No - 46% (1,387 of 3,011 responses)
• When you place extras beside your 96-gallon can, what type of trash is it most often? 
  • Grass - 17% (454 of 2,622 responses)
  • Extra household garbage - 28% (726 of 2,622 responses)
  • Bulky household items that don't fit in a can - 55% (1,442 of 2,622 responses)
• How do you primarily dispose of your grass clippings? 
  • Mulch, so there is no need to dispose of them - 34% (1,009 of 2,950 responses responses)
  • Recycle them at the city grass collection dumpster - 49% (1,457 of 2,950 responses)
  • Place them at the curb, beside my 96-gallon can for collection - 9% (253 of 2,950 responses)
  • Place them in my 96-gallon can for regular waste collection - 8% (231 of 2,950 responses)
• If you were given the following choices for garbage collection, which one would you choose? 
  • Continue to take extras, by sending a second rear load truck with a driver and collector to pick up extras. (Note: This option is expected to double your current garbage rates.) - 10% (308 of 2,994 responses)
  • No longer accept extras. Residents could take any extra trash to the landfill for a fee. (Note: This option is expected to keep the garbage rates about where they are at today.) - 5% (162 of 2,994 responses)
  • No longer accept extras. Residents could purchase a special bag from Public Works and set the bag beside the can. The driver would then dump the can, get out of the truck, and place the bag in the can and dump a second time. (Note: This option is expected to keep the garbage rates about where they are at today.) - 8% (241 of 2,994 responses)
  • No longer accept extras. Residents could pay for a second can if they want/need one. The can may be available at a reduced rate. (Note: This option is expected to keep the garbage rates about where they are at today.) - 17% (521 of 2,994 responses)
  • Implement options B, C & D. (Note: This option is expected to keep garbage rates about where they are at today, while giving residents options to dispose of extra garbage. Households that produce more garbage would pay more for disposal.) - 59% (1,762 of 2,994 responses)
• If the City offered to pick up bulky items such as a mattress, couch or appliances for an additional fee, would you utilize this type of service? 
  • Yes - 62% (1,870 of 3,031 responses)
  • No - 38% (1,161 3,031 responses)

• Grass Clippings Disposal Best Practices 1-Pager (PDF)