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City collection Indoor furniture and outdoor patio furniture are the first two items on Tolleson's acceptable bulk list, so a sofa or couch leaves on the registered monthly bulk pickup rather than in the container. Furniture is explicitly refused in the green container. No charge. Included in the residential sanitation service that the city bills at 15 dollars a month for one trash and one recycling container, with additional containers at 7 dollars and 50 cents each. The city publishes no separate bulk pickup charge, and registration with Field Operations at 623-936-7141 or through the online request tool is required before the pile goes out.
City collection A mattress is not named on the acceptable or unacceptable bulk lists, and the container rules refuse furniture of every kind, so a bed has to be confirmed with Field Operations before it goes out. The closest published category is indoor furniture. The city publishes no mattress charge and does not list mattresses as an accepted or refused bulk item. Confirm the unit with Tolleson Field Operations at 623-936-7141 before setting it out, and ask whether it counts inside the 3 cubic yard bulk limit.
City collection Tolleson's bulk list splits appliances in two: a household appliance that does not contain Freon is accepted, while a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner is refused. The household hazardous waste event is the published route for one refrigerator or freezer per household per year. The city publishes no per-appliance charge for either route. A non-Freon appliance rides the bulk pile that the monthly sanitation service already covers, while a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner has to be registered for the household hazardous waste pickup or confirmed with Field Operations at 623-936-7141, so confirm which route and what, if anything, the item costs.
City collection Tolleson runs a monthly bulk trash pickup for large items that will not fit in the container, in partnership with Right Away Disposal, and registration with the city is required before anything is collected. No charge. Included in the residential sanitation service billed at 15 dollars a month for one trash and one recycling container, with additional containers at 7 dollars and 50 cents each. The city publishes no separate bulk fee and requires registration with Field Operations at 623-936-7141 or through the online trash services request tool.
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?
Tolleson keeps sanitation simple: Right Away Disposal collects trash and recycling every Monday from black and green lidded containers, and the city's Field Operations department runs a monthly bulk trash pickup that residents have to register for. Bulk service is split by zone, with homes north of Van Buren Street served on the last Wednesday of the month and homes south of it on the last Thursday, and everything has to be curbside by 6 a.m. with a total limit of 3 cubic yards. The bulk list is narrow on purpose. Indoor furniture, patio furniture, appliances that do not contain Freon and yard waste are accepted, while chemicals, tires and other automotive parts, batteries, air conditioners, construction material and refrigerators or freezers are not. Those last few items have their own route: the city holds a household hazardous waste pickup event by appointment, and its own instructions for anything else are to call Field Operations at 623-936-7141.
Indoor furniture and outdoor patio furniture are the first two items on Tolleson's acceptable bulk list, so a sofa or couch leaves on the registered monthly bulk pickup rather than in the container. Furniture is explicitly refused in the green container.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential sanitation service that the city bills at 15 dollars a month for one trash and one recycling container, with additional containers at 7 dollars and 50 cents each. The city publishes no separate bulk pickup charge, and registration with Field Operations at 623-936-7141 or through the online request tool is required before the pile goes out.
When & how
Register for that month's bulk pickup, then set the furniture at the curb by 6 a.m. on the zone day: the last Wednesday of the month for homes north of Van Buren Street, or the last Thursday for homes south of it. Nothing may be set out more than 48 hours before the service day.
Get it ready
Stack the pieces neatly at the curb and keep the whole pile inside the 3 cubic yard limit. Do not add chemicals, automotive parts including tires, batteries, an air conditioner, construction material or a refrigerator or freezer, because all of those are refused on bulk day.
A mattress is not named on the acceptable or unacceptable bulk lists, and the container rules refuse furniture of every kind, so a bed has to be confirmed with Field Operations before it goes out. The closest published category is indoor furniture.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no mattress charge and does not list mattresses as an accepted or refused bulk item. Confirm the unit with Tolleson Field Operations at 623-936-7141 before setting it out, and ask whether it counts inside the 3 cubic yard bulk limit.
When & how
Call 623-936-7141 before the zone pickup day. If the city accepts the unit, it goes out with the registered bulk pile by 6 a.m. on the last Wednesday for the north zone or the last Thursday for the south zone.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and out of the green container, which refuses furniture and large items, and keep it inside the 3 cubic yard pile limit with nothing set out more than 48 hours early.
Tolleson's bulk list splits appliances in two: a household appliance that does not contain Freon is accepted, while a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner is refused. The household hazardous waste event is the published route for one refrigerator or freezer per household per year.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no per-appliance charge for either route. A non-Freon appliance rides the bulk pile that the monthly sanitation service already covers, while a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner has to be registered for the household hazardous waste pickup or confirmed with Field Operations at 623-936-7141, so confirm which route and what, if anything, the item costs.
When & how
Register the bulk pickup for a non-Freon appliance and set it out by 6 a.m. on the zone day. For a refrigerator or freezer, call 623-936-7141 and select the bulk trash option to register for the household hazardous waste pickup, then put the unit at the top of the driveway by 7 a.m. on the collection day.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, keep it out of the green container, and keep it out of a bulk pile if it still contains Freon. At the hazardous waste pickup the item goes to the top of the driveway, boxed neatly and closest to the sidewalk, never on the sidewalk or the roadway.
Televisions, computers and other electronics are named neither on Tolleson's acceptable and unacceptable bulk lists nor on the household hazardous waste list, so a screen has to be confirmed with Field Operations. Electronics are also not something the container rules address, which leaves no published automatic route.
City cost & eligibility
No published entry covers electronics on any Tolleson route, and no fee is published, so confirm the item, the route and any charge with Field Operations at 623-936-7141 before a set is moved. Do not assume a bulk pickup covers it, because the acceptable list names furniture, patio furniture, non-Freon appliances and yard waste only.
When & how
Call 623-936-7141 during business hours and ask which route applies, then use the zone bulk day or the household hazardous waste pickup as directed. The hazardous waste pages ask residents to preschedule, and a household that does not register is not collected at all.
Get it ready
Wipe stored data from a computer or drive before it leaves the house, keep screens whole, and keep the item out of the green container. If the city routes it to the hazardous waste pickup, box it neatly at the top of the driveway by 7 a.m. on the collection day and keep it off the sidewalk.
Construction material is refused twice over in Tolleson: the bulk list names construction materials including rocks, dirt, cement, block and bricks, and the container rules name construction debris and roof shingles. The city publishes no disposal site of its own for it.
City cost & eligibility
Tolleson offers no residential construction debris route and publishes no rate. The city's own instruction for items not listed is to call Field Operations at 623-936-7141, which is the step to take before hiring a container, because a private company sets its own price for the box and the disposal.
When & how
There is no city collection day for renovation material. Call 623-936-7141 for the current guidance, or arrange a private container that the same company collects.
Get it ready
Keep construction debris, roof shingles, dirt, rocks, concrete, block, brick and remodeling material out of the green container and off the bulk pile, because both lists refuse them. Keep sidewalks clear, and never leave a load in the street where the container crews work.
Exercise equipment is not named on the bulk acceptable list, the bulk unacceptable list or the container rules, so a treadmill or weight machine has to be confirmed before it goes out.
City cost & eligibility
No published rate covers an exercise machine, because the bulk list names furniture, patio furniture, non-Freon appliances and yard waste rather than fitness equipment. Confirm acceptance, the route and any charge with Field Operations at 623-936-7141.
When & how
Call 623-936-7141 before the zone pickup day, and if the machine is accepted put it on the registered bulk pile by 6 a.m. on the last Wednesday for the north zone or the last Thursday for the south zone.
Get it ready
Describe the machine, its size and whether it has a powered console, take the console or any battery pack off so nothing with a battery rides in the container, and keep the whole load inside the 3 cubic yard limit.
Tolleson runs a monthly bulk trash pickup for large items that will not fit in the container, in partnership with Right Away Disposal, and registration with the city is required before anything is collected.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential sanitation service billed at 15 dollars a month for one trash and one recycling container, with additional containers at 7 dollars and 50 cents each. The city publishes no separate bulk fee and requires registration with Field Operations at 623-936-7141 or through the online trash services request tool.
When & how
Register for the month, then put the pile out by 6 a.m. on the zone day: the last Wednesday of the month north of Van Buren Street or the last Thursday south of it. Nothing goes out more than 48 hours before the service day, and crews cannot come back once they pass the street.
Get it ready
Stack the pile neatly at the curb and keep the total to 3 cubic yards or less. Acceptable material is indoor furniture, patio furniture, appliances without Freon and yard waste; chemicals, automotive parts including tires, batteries, air conditioners, construction material and refrigerators or freezers are refused.
Yard waste is on Tolleson's acceptable bulk list and is also allowed in the container as long as it is bagged and tied, which the city code and the county health department require for green waste.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential sanitation service billed at 15 dollars a month for one trash and one recycling container, on the weekly Monday collection for bagged green waste and on the registered monthly bulk pickup inside the 3 cubic yard limit.
When & how
Bagged and tied green waste goes out with the Monday container collection, or with a registered bulk pile on the last Wednesday for the north zone or the last Thursday for the south zone, with items at the curb by 6 a.m.
Get it ready
Bag and tie yard waste, keep each bag or bundle to 50 pounds or less with no loose trimmings, and cut and bundle tree branches and wood into 4-foot lengths. Keep large tree limbs out of the container, because they are on the do-not-place list.
The monthly bulk pickup is a registered service, so the sequence runs the other way round from a regular trash day: sign up with Field Operations at 623-936-7141 or through the online request tool first, then set the pile out. Homes north of Van Buren Street are served on the last Wednesday of the month and homes south of it on the last Thursday, with everything at the curb by 6 a.m. and nothing out more than 48 hours early. Crews work a tight route and cannot come back once they pass a street.
Bag it, tie it and leave the container where the truck can reach it
All refuse and green waste has to be bagged and securely tied before it goes in the container, because the city code and the Maricopa County Health Department require it. The container goes out by 5 a.m. on the Monday collection day, sits in the street in front of the house within one foot of the curb and at least ten feet from fences, street lights, mailboxes or other containers, with the wheels at the edge of the pavement and the opening facing the street. Lids stay closed, sidewalks stay clear, and the container comes back onto the property within 24 hours. A container blocked by a vehicle is not serviced.
The green container refuses large appliances, furniture, water heaters and softeners, hot ashes, construction debris, roof shingles, large tree limbs, and dirt, rocks, concrete and remodeling materials. The bulk pile refuses chemicals, automotive parts including tires, batteries, air conditioners, construction materials including rocks, dirt, cement, block and bricks, and refrigerators and freezers. Tire, refrigerator and freezer disposal is handled through the city's household hazardous waste pickup, which has to be registered in advance and carries a limit of four tires removed from the rim and one refrigerator or freezer per household per year.
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 Tolleson Field Operations with Right Away Disposal
Register for the monthly bulk pickup
A Tolleson household with indoor or patio furniture, an appliance that does not contain Freon, prepared yard waste or another large item that will not fit in the container.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Included in the residential sanitation service billed at 15 dollars a month for one trash and one recycling container, with additional containers available at 7 dollars and 50 cents each. The city publishes no separate bulk pickup charge, and registration with Field Operations at 623-936-7141 or through the online request tool is required.
Arrange it
Register for that month's service, then set the pile at the curb by 6 a.m. on the zone day: the last Wednesday of the month north of Van Buren Street or the last Thursday south of it.
The pile cannot exceed 3 cubic yards, nothing may be set out more than 48 hours before the service day, and chemicals, automotive parts including tires, batteries, air conditioners, construction material and refrigerators or freezers are refused.
City of Tolleson Field Operations with Right Away Disposal
Register for the household hazardous waste pickup
A Tolleson household with motor oil, paint, chemicals, a refrigerator or freezer, an appliance with no Freon, or tires that cannot go on the bulk pile.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes no fee for the household hazardous waste pickup and requires an appointment, so confirm any charge when registering. Call 623-936-7141 and select the bulk trash option to book the pickup.
Arrange it
Call 623-936-7141 and register in advance, then put the material at the top of the driveway by 7 a.m. on the collection day, boxed neatly and closest to the sidewalk.
Tolleson residents only, with the city warning that ZIP code 85353 is shared with neighboring cities so the water bill is the way to check. There is a 20 gallon combined limit on liquids, a limit of four tires removed from the rim, and one refrigerator or freezer per household per year. Regular refuse and bulk trash, car batteries, fire extinguishers, gas cylinders, bio-medical waste, ammunition, explosives and radioactive material are refused.
A household or contractor with construction, demolition or remodeling material that Tolleson refuses in both the container and the bulk pile.
Cost & conditions
Tolleson publishes no construction debris route or rate, and the city's instruction for unlisted items is to call Field Operations at 623-936-7141. A private company quotes its own price for the container and the disposal, so confirm the accepted material and the rate before ordering.
Arrange it
Contact a licensed hauling or container company to place the box, then have the same company collect it when the work is finished.
Construction materials including rocks, dirt, cement, block and bricks are refused on bulk day, construction debris and roof shingles are refused in the container, and the city operates no transfer station or landfill for a resident to use instead.
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 Tolleson collect a couch or other furniture?+
Indoor furniture is on the acceptable bulk list, and furniture cannot go in the green container. Bulk pickup runs once a month by registration: homes north of Van Buren on the last Wednesday and homes south of it on the last Thursday, with items curbside by 6 a.m. and a total limit of 3 cubic yards.Official guidance
Will Tolleson take a mattress on bulk day?+
The bulk list names indoor and patio furniture, appliances without Freon and yard waste, but it does not name mattresses, and furniture is refused in the container. Call Field Operations at 623-936-7141 to confirm the mattress before the zone pickup day, because a mattress that is not on the registered pile will not be collected.Official guidance
Where does a refrigerator or freezer go in Tolleson?+
Not on the bulk pile, because refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners are on the unacceptable bulk list, and not in the green container either. The city's household hazardous waste pickup takes one refrigerator or freezer per household per year, plus other appliances that contain no Freon, and it is booked by calling 623-936-7141 and selecting the bulk trash option.Official guidance
Can construction debris go out on Tolleson bulk day?+
No. Construction materials including rocks, dirt, cement, block and bricks are on the unacceptable bulk list, and the container rules separately refuse construction debris and roof shingles. Tolleson publishes no drop-off for it, so call Field Operations at 623-936-7141 for current guidance or arrange a private container.Official guidance
How do I register for a Tolleson bulk trash pickup?+
Sign up with Tolleson Field Operations at 623-936-7141 or through the city's online trash services request tool, then put the pile at the curb by 6 a.m. on your zone day: the last Wednesday of the month for homes north of Van Buren Street or the last Thursday for homes south of it. The pile cannot go out more than 48 hours early and cannot exceed 3 cubic yards.Official guidance
Who collects trash and bulky items in Tolleson?+
Right Away Disposal provides the residential sanitation service for the City of Tolleson, including refuse, recycling and the monthly bulk pickup, and the city's Field Operations department runs the registration and the household hazardous waste pickup from 623-936-7141. Questions about the bill go to the Finance Department at 623-936-7111, and new containers come through Waste Connections at 480-983-9101 or City Hall at 623-936-7111.Official guidance
Which day is my Tolleson bulk pickup?+
Homes north of Van Buren Street are in Zone 1 and are served on the last Wednesday of each month, and homes south of Van Buren Street are in Zone 2 on the last Thursday. The two-zone arrangement took effect on November 1, 2023, and residents have to register with Field Operations at 623-936-7141 or through the online request tool before the pickup.Official guidance
How much can go out on a Tolleson bulk day?+
Three cubic yards of material in total, stacked neatly at the curb by 6 a.m. on the zone day and never set out more than 48 hours ahead of the service day. Acceptable material is indoor furniture, patio furniture, appliances that do not contain Freon and yard waste, and crews cannot return to a street once they have passed it.Official guidance
Can a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner go out on bulk day?+
No. Refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners are on the unacceptable bulk list and cannot go in the container either. The city's household hazardous waste pickup accepts one refrigerator or freezer per household per year plus other appliances that contain no Freon or hazardous material, and it is booked by calling 623-936-7141 and selecting the bulk trash option.Official guidance
Where do tires go in Tolleson?+
Not on the bulk pile, which lists automotive parts including tires as unacceptable, and not in the container. The household hazardous waste pickup takes up to four tires removed from the rim, registered in advance through 623-936-7141, and the city's general instruction for tires is to call Field Operations for the current disposal option.Official guidance
How should the trash container be placed in Tolleson?+
Bag and tie everything, including grass clippings and yard waste, put the container out by 5 a.m. on the Monday collection day, place it in the street in front of the house within one foot of the curb and at least ten feet from fences, street lights, mailboxes or other containers, with the wheels at the edge of the pavement and the opening facing the street. Lids stay closed, sidewalks stay clear, and the container comes back within 24 hours.Official guidance
