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City collection A couch moves on the town's contracted bulk collection rather than a weekly route. The operator's guidelines for the town contract list sofas, chairs and tables, and the town describes the service as periodic bulk collection for large items such as furniture. Bulk collection is part of the town's monthly residential rate, so no separate price is published for one furniture pickup. The town states a fixed residential rate of $22.75 a month for the first four years of the contract, and the operator states that some fees may apply depending on the community or location. Confirm the current rate, the account status and anything extra for a load beyond the four cubic yard allowance with Waste Connections at (520) 881-4227.
City collection A mattress goes out on the town bulk pickup, and the operator lists mattresses with sofas, chairs and tables while refusing anything with bed bug activity. The county document for the transfer station in town does not name mattresses, so the self-haul route is the regional landfill, which lists them as accepted waste. The quarterly bulk pickup is included in the town's monthly rate and the town publishes no separate mattress price. At the regional landfill that names mattresses, a covered load under 2,000 pounds is listed at $18 and a covered load above that at $38 per ton, an uncovered load adds $10, and an environmental fee of $2 applies to every load. Confirm the current amount at the scale, and ask the operator about the allowance before adding a mattress to a bulk pile.
City collection The bulk program takes washers, dryers, microwaves, dishwashers and barbecue grills without a propane tank, and excludes freezers, wine coolers and refrigerators. A refrigerator still has a route: the county document for the transfer station in town lists scrap metal including appliances such as washers, dryers, water heaters and refrigerators, and limits one item containing Freon per household per year. Bulk appliances are included in the town's monthly residential rate and no separate price is published. The county's published schedule, effective January 1, 2024, lists the Sahuarita Transfer Station at $26.25 per vehicle under one ton, $46 per ton at or above that and $25 for an uncovered load, and the regional landfill lists an appliance designed to use refrigerant at $20 each in addition to other fees. Confirm the current rate and the household limit on items containing Freon before hauling.
City collection Bulky items move on the town's consolidated contract: weekly trash and recycling in standardized carts, plus periodic bulk collection for large items. Each household gets one pickup per quarter in its zone, scheduled in advance, and properties with five or more dwelling units or commercial sites are outside the program. The town states that bulk collection is included in the monthly bill whether the service is used or not, at a fixed residential rate of $22.75 a month for the first four years of the contract, and the operator states that some fees may apply depending on the community or location. Confirm the current rate, the account standing and anything extra for a load beyond the four cubic yard allowance.
The highest first-item price applies once. Every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Applicable sales tax is shown before payment.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Sahuarita consolidated its residential waste service into one town contract, so an ordinary house no longer shops for a trash hauler. Waste Connections of Arizona has been the exclusive provider since the town program took effect on September 1, 2025, handling weekly trash and recycling in standardized carts plus a periodic bulk collection for large items. The town divides the community into zones and gives each household one bulk pickup per quarter, scheduled in advance through the operator's app. The program covers occupied properties with four or fewer dwelling units regardless of HOA; apartment complexes of five or more units, commercial buildings and construction sites are excluded and still arrange their own hauler. Two limits matter most in a clear-out. The operator's bulk list excludes refrigerators, freezers and wine coolers along with tires, paint, batteries, motor oil and construction material, and each bulk load is capped at four cubic yards, collected by hand from the street. Households that would rather haul their own load have a county transfer station inside town on South La Canada Road for construction debris, furniture, carpet and appliances, and the regional landfill on East Los Reales Road takes mattresses, furniture, concrete and construction debris, with a household hazardous waste and electronics drop-off at the same site.
A couch moves on the town's contracted bulk collection rather than a weekly route. The operator's guidelines for the town contract list sofas, chairs and tables, and the town describes the service as periodic bulk collection for large items such as furniture.
City cost & eligibility
Bulk collection is part of the town's monthly residential rate, so no separate price is published for one furniture pickup. The town states a fixed residential rate of $22.75 a month for the first four years of the contract, and the operator states that some fees may apply depending on the community or location. Confirm the current rate, the account status and anything extra for a load beyond the four cubic yard allowance with Waste Connections at (520) 881-4227.
When & how
One bulk pickup per quarter is available to each household in its zone, scheduled in advance through the operator's app, which states that call-in scheduling is not available. Accounts shared between two adjacent properties pay the full rate but do not receive the quarterly pickup.
Get it ready
Stack the piece on the street parallel to the front property line where carts normally go, keep sidewalks clear and keep the load inside four cubic yards, because the crew collects it by hand. Keep anything with bed bug activity out of the pile, and keep tires, paint, batteries, motor oil, automotive parts, light bulbs, propane or compressed tanks and construction material out of the load.
A mattress goes out on the town bulk pickup, and the operator lists mattresses with sofas, chairs and tables while refusing anything with bed bug activity. The county document for the transfer station in town does not name mattresses, so the self-haul route is the regional landfill, which lists them as accepted waste.
City cost & eligibility
The quarterly bulk pickup is included in the town's monthly rate and the town publishes no separate mattress price. At the regional landfill that names mattresses, a covered load under 2,000 pounds is listed at $18 and a covered load above that at $38 per ton, an uncovered load adds $10, and an environmental fee of $2 applies to every load. Confirm the current amount at the scale, and ask the operator about the allowance before adding a mattress to a bulk pile.
When & how
Book the mattress on the quarterly town bulk pickup in advance, or take it to the regional landfill Monday through Saturday from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Sundays, New Year's Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and check it for bed bug activity first, because the operator refuses infested bedding. Stack it parallel to the front property line inside the four cubic yard allowance and keep it out of a recycling cart.
The bulk program takes washers, dryers, microwaves, dishwashers and barbecue grills without a propane tank, and excludes freezers, wine coolers and refrigerators. A refrigerator still has a route: the county document for the transfer station in town lists scrap metal including appliances such as washers, dryers, water heaters and refrigerators, and limits one item containing Freon per household per year.
City cost & eligibility
Bulk appliances are included in the town's monthly residential rate and no separate price is published. The county's published schedule, effective January 1, 2024, lists the Sahuarita Transfer Station at $26.25 per vehicle under one ton, $46 per ton at or above that and $25 for an uncovered load, and the regional landfill lists an appliance designed to use refrigerant at $20 each in addition to other fees. Confirm the current rate and the household limit on items containing Freon before hauling.
When & how
Schedule an appliance on the quarterly town bulk pickup in advance, or take it to the Sahuarita Transfer Station Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., where an item containing Freon has to go to the designated area.
Get it ready
Empty the appliance and keep it out of a recycling cart. Remove the propane tank from a gas grill, because the bulk program refuses compressed tanks. A refrigerator, freezer or wine cooler belongs at the transfer station or the regional landfill rather than in a curbside pile.
The operator's bulk guidelines list electronics and related items alongside appliances, while the town's hazardous waste page routes computers, televisions, phones and small appliances to two specialist recyclers. A television can also go to the regional household hazardous waste drop-off, where an address in Sahuarita pays a fee that city residents do not.
City cost & eligibility
Electronics added to a town bulk pickup are included in the monthly residential rate and the operator does not price them separately. The regional household hazardous waste program is free only to residents of the city of Tucson and charges $15 for an address in Sahuarita, with a driver licence or a current utility bill needed as proof. Confirm the current fee and the accepted device list with either route before loading the car.
When & how
Add a television to a scheduled town bulk pickup, or use the household hazardous waste drop-off at the regional landfill on Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., which closes on the second Saturday of the month outside the summer pause.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from a computer or phone before it leaves the house, and keep electronics out of the blue recycling cart, because the city's page states that they can cause fires and damage recycling equipment. Keep batteries and light bulbs out of a bulk pile, since the town routes those to the hazardous waste program.
Construction material is refused by the town bulk program, which names carpet, concrete, blocks, pavers and brick among its exclusions. The county facility document instead lists construction debris, carpet, dirt, rocks, concrete and bricks as residential waste accepted at the transfer station inside Sahuarita.
City cost & eligibility
The county's published schedule, effective January 1, 2024 under Ordinance 2023-18, lists the Sahuarita Transfer Station at $26.25 per vehicle under one ton, $46 per ton at or above that, and $25 for an uncovered load, with a commercial rate of $65 per ton and a minimum of $32.50. Material that needs review or special handling carries its own published fees. Confirm the current figures at the scale, because the county asks drivers to check with the site before a trip.
When & how
Take a renovation load to the Sahuarita Transfer Station, one mile south of Sahuarita Road west of I-19, Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., or to the regional landfill Monday through Saturday from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep carpet, concrete, blocks, pavers and brick out of a town bulk pile, cover the load so the uncovered load charge does not apply, and confirm before a trip that no fencing of any type is accepted at the transfer station.
A treadmill, weight machine or rower is named nowhere in the town's program description, the operator's item lists for the Sahuarita contract or the county's transfer station document, so the machine has to be confirmed before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
No published rate covers an exercise machine. The quarterly bulk pickup is included in the town's monthly residential rate, and the operator's app decides whether an item counts as bulk, so confirm acceptance and any charge for a load beyond the allowance with Waste Connections at (520) 881-4227.
When & how
Ask the operator whether the machine counts as a bulk item, then book it on the quarterly pickup and wait for the confirmed date.
Get it ready
Describe the machine and its size when you ask, take the console or any battery pack off so the electronics are handled separately, and keep the frame with the rest of the bulk load inside the four cubic yard allowance.
Bulky items move on the town's consolidated contract: weekly trash and recycling in standardized carts, plus periodic bulk collection for large items. Each household gets one pickup per quarter in its zone, scheduled in advance, and properties with five or more dwelling units or commercial sites are outside the program.
City cost & eligibility
The town states that bulk collection is included in the monthly bill whether the service is used or not, at a fixed residential rate of $22.75 a month for the first four years of the contract, and the operator states that some fees may apply depending on the community or location. Confirm the current rate, the account standing and anything extra for a load beyond the four cubic yard allowance.
When & how
Book through the operator's app because call-in scheduling is not available, confirm the date before anything goes out, and expect the load on the town's quarterly zone schedule. The operator states that a bulk run can take up to 48 hours to complete once it starts.
Get it ready
Stack the load on the street parallel to the front property line where carts normally go, keep sidewalks clear and keep it inside four cubic yards, because the crew collects it by hand. Yard debris is bagged under 50 pounds a bag with limbs under four feet bundled and tied, logs and limbs of 12 inches or less are accepted, and cacti or similar plants have to be boxed.
One town contract now covers trash, recycling and bulky items
Sahuarita moved every occupied property with four or fewer dwelling units onto a single contracted service with Waste Connections of Arizona, so a household no longer arranges its own trash hauler. Weekly trash and recycling ride in standardized carts delivered by the town, and large items wait for a bulk pickup that has to be scheduled in advance. Apartment complexes of five or more units, commercial buildings and construction sites are excluded from the program and continue with private haulers, so a reader in a larger building should confirm who serves the address before booking anything. The town's own page also carries a Madera Highlands notice whose service begins on December 1, 2026 with Friday pickup, so a household in that neighborhood should follow the town notice for its start date.
A bulk pile is confirmed, stacked by hand and capped at four cubic yards
The operator books bulk pickups in its app, states that call-in scheduling is not available, and asks for the pickup date to be confirmed before anything is placed outside. Once the date is confirmed the load is stacked on the street parallel to the front property line where carts normally go, without blocking sidewalks, because the crew collects it by hand. The allowance is four cubic yards, an account has to be in good standing with the current quarter paid, and yard debris is bagged under 50 pounds a bag with limbs under four feet bundled and tied.
Tires, refrigerators, freezers, wine coolers, hazardous household waste, medical waste, paint, automotive parts, motor oil, batteries, light bulbs, propane or compressed tanks and construction materials such as carpet, concrete, blocks, pavers and brick are refused, and anything with bed bug activity stops a furniture or mattress pickup. The county transfer station in town takes construction debris, furniture and carpet, limits a household to one item containing Freon a year and takes up to five resident tires a year, while antifreeze, batteries, oil and paint are collected there with a five gallon monthly maximum.
Use a permitted, accessible outdoor spot. Arrange the move out of your home, keep shared access clear and follow your confirmation’s readiness instructions. Check with your building about access or staging limits before booking.
Town of Sahuarita Public Works with Waste Connections of Arizona, plus the Pima County transfer station in Sahuarita and the City of Tucson regional landfill
Schedule the town quarterly bulk pickup
A Sahuarita household in a property with four or fewer dwelling units that has furniture, a mattress, an appliance without refrigerant or electronics, and has not used this quarter's pickup.
Cost & conditions
The town states that bulk collection is included in the monthly bill whether it is used or not, at a fixed residential rate of $22.75 a month for the first four years of the contract, and the operator states that some fees may apply depending on the community or location. Confirm the current rate, the account standing and any charge for a load beyond the four cubic yard allowance.
Arrange it
Book the pickup in the operator's app, wait for the confirmed date, then stack the items parallel to the front property line inside the four cubic yard allowance.
One pickup per quarter per zone, booked in advance, with no call-in booking. The account has to be in good standing with the current quarter paid, and the program refuses appliances containing refrigerant, construction material, hazardous household waste, tires, paint, batteries, motor oil, propane tanks and anything with bed bug activity.
Town of Sahuarita Public Works with Waste Connections of Arizona, plus the Pima County transfer station in Sahuarita and the City of Tucson regional landfill
Household hazardous waste and electronics drop-off
A Sahuarita household with paint, batteries, cleaners, vehicle chemicals, a propane tank, aerosols, a television, a computer or another small electronic device that should not go in the cart.
Cost & conditions
$15 for for one household drop-off from an address in Sahuarita, with no charge for residents of the city of Tucson. Sahuarita residents pay the fee while Tucson residents are free, and proof of residency is a driver licence or a current utility bill.
Arrange it
Drive to the drop-off at the regional landfill on East Los Reales Road during its collection hours, or attend a community collection event on the second Saturday of the month.
The drop-off is open Thursday, Friday and Saturday only and closes on the second Saturday of the month outside the summer pause, and the town routes electronics to two specialist recyclers as well. Batteries, light bulbs and paint collect separately from an appliance or a mattress, so keep them out of a bulk pile.
Hire a private hauler for a load beyond the town allowance
A Sahuarita household whose renovation or clear-out load is larger than the quarterly town pickup allows, or a reader in a building outside the town program.
Cost & conditions
A private hauler or box company quotes its own price for the container, the haul and the disposal, and no public rate covers a Sahuarita address. Confirm the price and the accepted material directly with the company before it is booked.
Arrange it
Contact a licensed hauler or container company, agree the material and the placement, and have the same company collect the load when the work is finished.
The town states that residents may hire private haulers or bulk waste for needs that exceed the town service, while independent companies are otherwise prevented from operating on covered residences. Household hazardous waste, tires, paint and batteries need their own route rather than a box.
The county's waste services document lists residential waste here as bagged household waste, green waste, construction debris, furniture, carpet, manure and livestock waste, dirt, rocks, concrete and bricks, with free recycling drop-off, scrap metal that includes household appliances such as washers, dryers, hot water heaters and refrigerators, resident tires, and free antifreeze, battery, oil and paint collection. The operator's own page lists non-hazardous construction and demolition debris and asks readers to contact the facility about material types and receiving hours, so confirm a load that is not construction or demolition material.
No hazardous or liquid waste, no dead animals and no fencing of any type. A refrigerator or any item containing Freon has to go to the designated area and is limited to one item per household per year for non-commercial loads. Tires are taken from residents only, up to five a year, with no off-road tires, and paint, oil, batteries and antifreeze are taken with a five gallon monthly maximum. The county warns that hours and facility information vary and asks drivers to confirm details with the site, which can be reached at (520) 305-8708.
Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., closed Sunday and on New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, the day after Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. The operator pages its own holiday closures separately, so confirm before a holiday trip.
From $26.25 per residential vehicle under one ton, with loads at or above one ton charged at $46 per ton and a $25 uncovered load charge. Residential self-haulers, under the county fee schedule effective January 1, 2024. Confirm the current amount at the scale, and note that material needing review or special handling carries its own published fees.
Regional landfill and hazardous waste drop-off that serves Pima County
Los Reales Sustainability Campus
5300 E. Los Reales Road, Tucson, AZ 85756
The city lists accepted landfill waste as green waste, wooden pallets, mattresses, furniture, rugs, concrete and asphalt, construction debris, mobile homes and animal carcasses, and the same site runs a neighborhood recycling center for mixed recyclables, glass and hard to recycle plastics. The household hazardous waste program based there takes chemicals, batteries, electronics and paint, and its electronics list names televisions, computers, monitors, printers, phones and cables.
Explosives, ammunition, regulated hazardous waste, polychlorinated biphenyls, universal waste, radioactive material, bulk liquids, raw septage, intact automobiles, lead acid batteries and waste oil are not accepted. The hazardous waste program is free only to residents of the city of Tucson and charges a fee for an address in Sahuarita, with a driver licence or a current utility bill needed as proof. Deposit rules apply to heavy residential loads, and a mattress or appliance goes to the landfill side rather than the hazardous waste drop-off.
Landfill Monday through Saturday from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Sunday, New Year's Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Household hazardous waste drop-off Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., closed on the second Saturday of the month outside the summer pause.
From $18 for for a covered residential load under 2,000 pounds, with a covered load above that at $38 per ton, an uncovered load charged $10 more, tires at $5 each for up to ten passenger tires, an appliance designed to use refrigerant at $20 each and an environmental fee of $2 on every load. Residential self-haulers. Call (520) 791-4183 to confirm current rates, and expect a deposit to be based on the estimated weight when a residential load is over 10,000 pounds.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
Does Sahuarita pick up a couch from the curb?+
Yes, through the town's contracted service. Sahuarita gives Waste Connections of Arizona the residential trash, recycling and periodic bulk collection, the operator's guidelines for the town list sofas, chairs and tables, and each household gets one bulk pickup per quarter in its zone. The pickup has to be scheduled in advance and the date confirmed before the piece goes out.Official guidance
Where does a mattress go in Sahuarita?+
Onto the town's quarterly bulk pickup. The operator's guidelines for the Sahuarita contract list mattresses with furniture and refuse items with bed bug activity. If this quarter's pickup has already been used, the regional landfill at 5300 E. Los Reales Road lists mattresses as accepted landfill waste and is open Monday through Saturday. The county document for the transfer station in town does not name mattresses, so confirm before hauling one there.Official guidance
Can a refrigerator go out with a Sahuarita bulk pickup?+
No. The operator's bulk guidelines for the town contract accept washers, dryers, microwaves, dishwashers and barbecue grills without a propane tank, and they exclude freezers, wine coolers and refrigerators. A refrigerator instead goes to the Sahuarita Transfer Station on South La Canada Road, where the county document limits a household to one item containing Freon a year and requires it to go to the designated area, or to the regional landfill, which lists the refrigerant appliance charge separately.Official guidance
Where does a television go in Sahuarita?+
Two routes exist. The operator's bulk guidelines for the town contract list electronics and related items, so a television can ride a scheduled quarterly pickup. It can also go to the regional household hazardous waste drop-off, which lists televisions, computers, monitors, printers, phones and cables and is open Thursday, Friday and Saturday. An address in Sahuarita pays a fee for that program, so bring a driver licence or a current utility bill.Official guidance
How often can a Sahuarita household use the bulk pickup?+
Once a quarter. The town divides the community into zones and gives each household one bulk pickup per zone each quarter, and the pickup has to be scheduled in advance because the operator does not take bulk bookings by phone. Accounts shared between two adjacent properties pay the full monthly rate but do not receive the quarterly bulk pickup, and a load beyond the allowance can be handled by hiring a private hauler.Official guidance
Who collects trash and bulky items in Sahuarita?+
The town does, through one contract. Sahuarita appointed Waste Connections of Arizona as the exclusive residential hauler for occupied properties with four or fewer dwelling units, so weekly trash, weekly recycling and the periodic bulk collection all come from that company. Apartment complexes of five or more units, commercial buildings and construction sites are outside the program and use private haulers. The operator's customer service line is (520) 881-4227 and the town solid waste desk can be reached at solidwaste@sahuaritaaz.gov.Official guidance
How does the Sahuarita bulk pickup work?+
The town divides the community into zones and allows each household one bulk pickup per quarter, booked in the operator's app because call-in scheduling is not available. The date has to be confirmed before anything is placed out, the load is stacked on the street parallel to the front property line where carts normally go, and it is limited to four cubic yards because the crew collects it by hand. The account has to be in good standing with the current quarter paid, and an operator notice states that a bulk run can take up to 48 hours to complete once it starts.Official guidance
Where do paint, batteries and propane tanks go?+
The town's hazardous household waste page sends paints, stains and varnishes, cleaners, pesticides, vehicle care chemicals, propane tanks and gas cylinders to the regional household hazardous waste program and its community collection events, and it routes computers, televisions, phones and small appliances to two specialist electronics recyclers. Fluorescent bulbs are sent to a lamp and battery retailer. An address in Sahuarita pays a fee for the hazardous waste program that city residents do not, and the drop-off asks for a driver licence or a current utility bill.Official guidance
When can I take a load to the transfer station or the landfill?+
The Sahuarita Transfer Station at 16605 S. La Canada Rd. is open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., and the regional landfill at 5300 E. Los Reales Road is open Monday through Saturday from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Both close on Sunday and each publishes its own holiday closures, so confirm before a holiday trip. The station can be reached at (520) 305-8708 and the landfill at (520) 791-4183.Official guidance
