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Book before you bring it out.
Your items can still be inside when you book. Follow the readiness instructions in your confirmation.
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Choose a clear outdoor spot.
You arrange any carrying out of your home or down interior stairs. Keep entrances, sidewalks and shared access clear. We handle loading and haul-away from outside.
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Show us where to find it.
Add a photo and clear location notes. Contact us before booking if a gate, building rule or restricted access window needs an arrangement.
At a house: outside, accessible and easy to identify.At an apartment: an approved outdoor spot with shared access clear.
Access needs an arrangement?
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City collection Furniture and other bulky items move on a paid special pickup, bought with a sticker that covers one load, and a separate sticker is required for each large item. $50 for the published Special Pickup sticker price for one pickup, which the City requires separately for each large item. Bulky items or items that are bagged or bundled set out for a scheduled special pickup inside the published load limit.
City collection Furniture and other bulky items move on a paid special pickup, bought with a sticker that covers one load, and a separate sticker is required for each large item. $50 for the published Special Pickup sticker price for one pickup, which the City requires separately for each large item. Bulky items or items that are bagged or bundled set out for a scheduled special pickup inside the published load limit.
City collection An appliance moves on the same paid special pickup as other bulky items, and a refrigerator or freezer needs the Freon removed by a certified professional before the pickup can be scheduled. $50 for the published Special Pickup sticker price for one pickup, charged for each large item set out. Appliances set out for a scheduled special pickup. A refrigerator or freezer must have the Freon removed by a Section 608 certified professional before the pickup is scheduled.
City collection The City collects residential trash twice a week from a 65 or 95 gallon bin, and city ordinance requires sanitation service at residential properties inside the city limits. $47.96 for the published rate for a 65-gallon trash bin for the two-month billing cycle, effective July 1, 2026, billed together with sewer service. Residential properties inside the Sierra Vista city limits and Fort Huachuca, where the City Ordinance requires sanitation service. A 95-gallon bin carries a higher published rate, and paying for a year in advance saves a percentage.
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?
Sierra Vista collects its own trash twice a week and handles the big items through a paid special pickup rather than a free bulky week. A special pickup sticker covers one load of bulky or bagged material inside a published size limit, and the City asks for a separate sticker on each large item. Everything else has a route of its own: electronics, construction debris, paint, batteries, metal and tires go to the Cochise County transfer station on Highway 90, a refrigerator or freezer needs the Freon pulled by a certified professional before the sticker is sold, and green waste goes to the City compost facility or out with the free curbside green waste pickup for sanitation customers.
The City collects residential trash twice a week from a 65 or 95 gallon bin, and city ordinance requires sanitation service at residential properties inside the city limits.
City cost & eligibility
$47.96 for the published rate for a 65-gallon trash bin for the two-month billing cycle, effective July 1, 2026, billed together with sewer service. Residential properties inside the Sierra Vista city limits and Fort Huachuca, where the City Ordinance requires sanitation service. A 95-gallon bin carries a higher published rate, and paying for a year in advance saves a percentage.
When & how
Collection runs either Monday and Thursday or Tuesday and Friday, and the bin goes out by 7:00 a.m. with the handle toward the home on each scheduled day. A missed day waits for the next scheduled pickup.
Get it ready
Bag the trash and close the bag tight, keep the lid closed, and leave the bin at least 6 feet from vehicles, mailboxes, fences and basketball hoops. Do not force large items into the bin, place extra trash beside or on top of it, or put ashes, oil, fuel, paint, chemicals, needles, medication or light bulbs in it.
Furniture and other bulky items move on a paid special pickup, bought with a sticker that covers one load, and a separate sticker is required for each large item.
City cost & eligibility
$50 for the published Special Pickup sticker price for one pickup, which the City requires separately for each large item. Bulky items or items that are bagged or bundled set out for a scheduled special pickup inside the published load limit.
When & how
Buy the sticker at City Hall, the Pedro Castro Maintenance Center, the Oscar Yrun Community Center or The Cove, then call Public Works at (520) 458-5775 to be added to the next available pickup list.
Get it ready
Keep the load inside 4 by 6 by 3 feet or a 2.5 cubic yard limit, place it within 3 feet of the sidewalk rather than on the sidewalk or in the roadway, and put the sticker on the item or on top of the pile where a driver can see it from the street.
An appliance moves on the same paid special pickup as other bulky items, and a refrigerator or freezer needs the Freon removed by a certified professional before the pickup can be scheduled.
City cost & eligibility
$50 for the published Special Pickup sticker price for one pickup, charged for each large item set out. Appliances set out for a scheduled special pickup. A refrigerator or freezer must have the Freon removed by a Section 608 certified professional before the pickup is scheduled.
When & how
Have the Freon removed first if the appliance is a refrigerator or freezer, then buy the sticker and call Public Works at (520) 458-5775 to be added to the pickup list.
Get it ready
Keep the appliance out of the trash bin, set it inside the load limit within 3 feet of the sidewalk, and put the sticker where a driver can see it from the street.
The City has no electronics collection of its own and sends residents to drop-off points around town, where a television or monitor can carry a deposit charge at the retailer.
City cost & eligibility
No City fee applies because the City does not run an electronics collection. A retailer in the City directory charges a deposit for a television or monitor 25 inches or larger and takes smaller electronics at no charge, and the county transfer station also appears on the City list for e-waste, so confirm the item and any charge with the drop-off you choose before loading the car.
When & how
Drop electronics at a location from the City directory, or at the Cochise County transfer station at 7201 E Highway 90, which opens Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep electronics out of the trash bin and off the special pickup pile, and wipe personal data from a computer, phone or drive before it leaves the property.
Construction debris is not part of the City's residential collection, and it moves either into a rented dumpster or to the Cochise County transfer station on Highway 90.
City cost & eligibility
The City publishes no construction debris collection rate because it does not collect the material. A rented dumpster is quoted by the City when the size and delivery are arranged, and a self hauled load to the county transfer station is weighed at the published urban rate with a minimum charge per load.
When & how
Arrange a dumpster with the City or plan the transfer station trip before the project starts, because nothing from a project waits for the twice weekly bin collection.
Get it ready
Keep lumber, drywall, tile, roofing material, concrete and demolition debris out of the trash bin and off the special pickup pile. The City compost facility refuses construction and demolition waste as well, so the transfer station or a container is the route.
Exercise equipment is not named in the City's pickup rules, so a treadmill or elliptical should be confirmed before a sticker is bought.
City cost & eligibility
The City publishes no item list for special pickups and names no exercise equipment, so acceptance is not settled in advance. Call Public Works at (520) 458-5775 with the machine type and size to confirm that it can go out on a special pickup, and how many stickers it needs.
When & how
Confirm the machine with Public Works first, then buy the sticker and join the next available pickup list.
Get it ready
Take the machine down as far as it will come apart, keep loose weights and parts with it, and keep the whole load inside the published size limit before you buy a sticker.
The bin goes out by 7:00 a.m. with the handle toward the home, twice a week on either Monday and Thursday or Tuesday and Friday, and it stays at least 6 feet from vehicles, mailboxes, fences and basketball hoops. Bag the trash, close the lid, and keep extra trash off the top of and beside the bin.
A special pickup load stays inside 4 by 6 by 3 feet or a 2.5 cubic yard limit and sits within 3 feet of the sidewalk, never on the sidewalk or in the roadway. Each large item needs its own sticker, placed where a driver can see it from the street.
A refrigerator or freezer cannot be scheduled until the Freon has been removed by a Section 608 certified professional. Once that is done, buy the sticker and call Public Works at (520) 458-5775 so the item is added to the next available pickup list.
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.
City of Sierra Vista Public Works and Cochise County Solid Waste Division
Special pickup with a sticker
Households clearing a couch, a mattress, an appliance or a small pile of bagged and bundled material.
Cost & conditions
$50 for the published Special Pickup sticker price for one pickup. Bulky items or bagged and bundled material inside the published load limit, with one sticker required for each large item.
Arrange it
Buy the sticker at City Hall, the Pedro Castro Maintenance Center, the Oscar Yrun Community Center or The Cove, then call Public Works at (520) 458-5775 to be added to the next available pickup list.
The load cannot exceed 4 by 6 by 3 feet or 2.5 cubic yards, it goes within 3 feet of the sidewalk rather than in the street, and a refrigerator or freezer needs certified Freon removal first.
City of Sierra Vista Public Works and Cochise County Solid Waste Division
Rent a dumpster for a big job
Households and businesses with a cleanup or a project bigger than a sticker load.
Cost & conditions
The City quotes dumpster rental by size and delivery rather than publishing a rate, so ask for the current price when the size and drop off date are arranged.
Arrange it
Residents email Utilities@SierraVistaAZ.gov or call (520) 458-3315 for the size, availability, delivery and pickup arrangements. Commercial customers can go up to a roll off container.
Sized for projects that will not fit the twice weekly bin or a single sticker load, and the container still has to be loaded with material the site will accept.
City of Sierra Vista Public Works and Cochise County Solid Waste Division
Haul the load to the county transfer station
Residents hauling construction debris, electronics, paint, batteries, metal, motor oil, antifreeze or tires.
Cost & conditions
From $5 for the published minimum charge per load at an urban transfer station, with loads weighed at the per ton rate on the county fee schedule effective July 1, 2026. Residential loads delivered to the Sierra Vista transfer station. Non-commercial household hazardous waste stays free of charge, and an unsecured load carries a published penalty.
Arrange it
Deliver the load to 7201 E Highway 90 between 7:30 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday. The station appears on the City's drop-off directory for construction debris, e-waste, paint, batteries, metal, motor oil, antifreeze, cardboard and tires.
The urban station charges by weight with a minimum per load rather than by the piece, and the per item bulky and mattress rates on the county schedule belong to the rural stations instead.
Households with a television, a monitor, a computer, a phone or other small electronics.
Cost & conditions
From $59.99 for the published deposit charge for a television or monitor 25 inches or larger at the store listed in the City directory, with smaller items accepted at no charge. Household electronics brought to the store counter. Batteries are not accepted with the electronics.
Arrange it
Take the item to the store listed in the City directory for e-waste. Call ahead to confirm the current counter hours and whether the deposit has changed.
The deposit applies only to a television or monitor 25 inches or larger, so a smaller device or a computer tower may cost nothing, and batteries have to be separated out.
Construction debris, electronics, household paint, vehicle and household batteries, metals, motor oil and antifreeze, corrugated cardboard, and up to five tires.
Non-commercial household hazardous waste is accepted at no charge, while other loads are weighed and charged at the urban station rate with a minimum per load and an unsecured load penalty. The City directory lists this station under e-waste, construction debris, household paint, metals, motor oil, antifreeze, batteries, cardboard and tires, so confirm anything unusual at the scale before unloading.
Monday through Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Sierra Vista station, phone 520-452-9805.
From $5 for the published minimum charge per load at an urban transfer station, with loads weighed at the per ton rate on the county fee schedule effective July 1, 2026. Residential loads delivered to the Sierra Vista urban transfer station. Non-commercial household hazardous waste stays free of charge and a residential unsecured load carries a published penalty.
Telephones including cell and land line, computer equipment, televisions and monitors, and most other electronic equipment.
No batteries are accepted with electronics. A television or monitor 25 inches or larger carries a deposit charge, smaller items do not, and the store is listed in the City drop-off directory rather than run by the City.
Not published on the City page. Call the store at (520) 417-1002 before a trip.
From $59.99 for the published deposit charge for a television or monitor 25 inches or larger, with smaller items accepted at no charge. Household electronics brought to the store counter.
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.
How does a bulky item pickup work in Sierra Vista?+
Buy a Special Pickup sticker at City Hall, the Pedro Castro Maintenance Center, the Oscar Yrun Community Center or The Cove, then call Public Works at (520) 458-5775 to be added to the next available pickup list. The sticker covers one load, and a separate sticker is required for each large item.Official guidance
How big can a special pickup load be?+
Special pickups are limited to bulky items or items that are bagged or bundled, no larger than 4 by 6 by 3 feet or a 2.5 cubic yard load. Set the material within 3 feet of the sidewalk, never on the sidewalk or in the roadway, and call Public Works if you are unsure how many stickers a pile needs.Official guidance
Will the City take a couch or a mattress?+
The City describes the special pickup route as bulky items and does not publish an item list, so a couch, a mattress or a similar large household item goes out on a sticker pickup while it fits the load limit. Call Public Works at (520) 458-5775 if you want the item confirmed before you buy the sticker.Official guidance
Can I put a refrigerator out for pickup?+
Yes, on the special pickup route, but the City requires any Freon to be removed by a Section 608 certified professional before the pickup is scheduled. Once that is done, buy a Special Pickup sticker and call Public Works at (520) 458-5775 to join the pickup list.Official guidance
How many stickers does an appliance need?+
The City asks for a separate sticker for each large item, so one appliance takes its own sticker even when other material goes out at the same time. The sticker has to be visible from the street, either on the item or on top of the pile.Official guidance
Where can I take a television in Sierra Vista?+
The City's drop-off directory lists the Best Buy at 2200 El Mercado Loop, which takes telephones, computer equipment, televisions and monitors and most other electronics, and the Cochise County transfer station at 7201 Highway 90 also appears on the list for e-waste. Televisions and monitors 25 inches or larger carry a deposit charge at the retailer and no batteries are accepted.Official guidance
Can electronics go in the trash bin?+
No. The City asks residents to keep prohibited material out of the bin and use an approved disposal site, and electronics are not part of the special pickup route either. Use one of the drop-off points in the City directory instead.Official guidance
How does Sierra Vista handle construction debris?+
The City's residential collection does not take it. Debris goes into a rented dumpster, with a three cubic yard container offered to residents and larger containers or a roll-off offered to commercial customers, or it is hauled to the Cochise County transfer station at 7201 Highway 90, which appears in the City directory under construction debris.Official guidance
Can project debris go to the compost facility?+
No. The City compost facility accepts green waste only and states that trash, food waste, dirt, rocks, tree stumps, palm leaves, lumber, metal and construction and demolition waste cannot be accepted there, because those materials are prohibited in compost facilities.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Sierra Vista?+
The City's Public Works Department collects residential trash twice a week, on either Monday and Thursday or Tuesday and Friday, for addresses inside the city limits and at Fort Huachuca. City Ordinance requires sanitation service at residential properties, and trash and sewer are billed together every other month.Official guidance
Who do I call about a pickup?+
Public Works at (520) 458-5775 answers trash, bulky item and green waste questions. Special pickups, bin problems and the dumpster rental program all go through the same number, and dumpster rental requests can also go to Utilities@SierraVistaAZ.gov or (520) 458-3315.Official guidance
Does Sierra Vista collect recycling at the curb?+
No. The City ended curbside recycling in 2019 when global demand for recyclable materials fell, and it points residents to drop-off locations around the city instead. The City still runs its compost program, Christmas tree recycling, fats, oils and grease recycling and household hazardous waste disposal events.Official guidance
How do I get rid of green waste?+
City sanitation customers in good standing get a free curbside green waste pickup, scheduled through Public Works at (520) 458-5775 with requests in by 4:00 p.m. Monday for the following Wednesday. Green waste can also go to the City compost facility on Highway 90, where a sanitation customer with a current bill drops it free and the facility refuses lumber, metal, dirt, rocks, stumps and construction debris.Official guidance
