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Book before you bring it out.
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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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City collection Old furniture is named on the Neighborhood Cleanup acceptable item list, so a couch is collected at the curb during the one annual pass through the city rather than on a regular trash day. No charge. Only for City of Yuma residents paying the Environmental Fee, which is billed with the monthly residential solid waste service. The program is one scheduled visit per area each year.
City collection Mattresses are named twice on the Neighborhood Cleanup page, once in the list of ordinary household bulk items and again on the accepted items list, so they travel with the annual curbside cleanup. No charge. Only for City of Yuma residents paying the Environmental Fee, collected during the one annual cleanup visit for the address area.
City collection Refrigerators, stoves and washing machines are the first items named on the Neighborhood Cleanup bulk list, and appliances are a separate pile because a different crew collects them. No charge. Only for City of Yuma residents paying the Environmental Fee, collected during the annual cleanup visit scheduled for the address area.
City collection Yuma runs the Neighborhood Cleanup once a year, working through ten areas one week at a time for residents who pay the Environmental Fee. The program takes ordinary household bulk items, large boxes, carpet, bagged lawn clippings and up to five tires without rims, and it refuses construction material, hazardous waste and commercial loads. No charge. Only for City of Yuma residents paying the Environmental Fee, which appears on the monthly residential solid waste bill. The program makes one scheduled visit per area each year.
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?
Yuma collects its own residential waste. The Solid Waste Division issues one 90-gallon garbage container and one 90-gallon recycling container per home, runs neighborhood trash routes on Mondays and Tuesdays and recycling routes on Thursdays and Fridays, and keeps bulky items off the regular truck. Large household items go out with the Neighborhood Cleanup, an annual program that works through the city one area at a time and takes furniture, mattresses, carpet, appliances, electronics, tires without rims and bagged lawn clippings from residents who pay the Environmental Fee. Household hazardous waste and electronic waste are handled at three collection events a year at the Public Works facility on South 2nd Avenue. Renovation material is refused by every city route, so a construction load needs a private or self-hauled option.
Old furniture is named on the Neighborhood Cleanup acceptable item list, so a couch is collected at the curb during the one annual pass through the city rather than on a regular trash day.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Only for City of Yuma residents paying the Environmental Fee, which is billed with the monthly residential solid waste service. The program is one scheduled visit per area each year.
When & how
Watch for the Neighborhood Cleanup dates for the address area on the city map. Pickups run Monday through Thursday, one area per week, and the published schedule covers ten areas from late January into early April.
Get it ready
Put the furniture at the curb, never in the alley except for homes facing Avenue A, and keep it clear of the sidewalk and away from the trash containers. Loose pieces must be bagged and light enough for two people to handle, staying under 50 pounds, and furniture should sit in the miscellaneous pile rather than with the appliances or tires.
Mattresses are named twice on the Neighborhood Cleanup page, once in the list of ordinary household bulk items and again on the accepted items list, so they travel with the annual curbside cleanup.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Only for City of Yuma residents paying the Environmental Fee, collected during the one annual cleanup visit for the address area.
When & how
Set the mattress out during the Neighborhood Cleanup dates for the address area. The city collects Monday through Thursday during the program window and publishes each area on its cleanup map.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress out of the trash container and out of the alley, put it at the curb clear of the sidewalk, and keep it with the miscellaneous items rather than the appliance or tire piles.
Refrigerators, stoves and washing machines are the first items named on the Neighborhood Cleanup bulk list, and appliances are a separate pile because a different crew collects them.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Only for City of Yuma residents paying the Environmental Fee, collected during the annual cleanup visit scheduled for the address area.
When & how
Set the appliance out for the Neighborhood Cleanup dates published for the address area, and keep it in the appliance pile because the city sends a separate crew for appliances.
Get it ready
Put the appliance at the curb without blocking the sidewalk and keep it away from the trash containers. Empty the unit first, take the doors off a refrigerator so it cannot be entered, and leave nothing loose inside it.
Electronics are named in the Neighborhood Cleanup item list and again on the household hazardous waste page, which accepts household electronic waste including computer components, television sets, VCRs, cell phones, home phones and small appliances at its three annual events.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The cleanup route is limited to City of Yuma residents paying the Environmental Fee. The household hazardous waste events are free and open to City of Yuma and Yuma County residents because the program is funded through the city Environmental Fee.
When & how
Take devices to a household hazardous waste event, or set them out during the Neighborhood Cleanup dates for the address area. The city lists three hazardous waste events a year, all from 8 a.m. to noon.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from computers and phones before they leave the house, keep devices out of the blue recycling container, and never leave a lead-acid car or boat battery or a pressurized item in the load, because the events refuse pressurized gas and lead-acid batteries while taking ordinary household batteries. At the event, unload onto the designated tables.
Roofing and construction material is refused by the Neighborhood Cleanup, along with stumps, concrete and dirt, and the city publishes no other curbside route for a renovation load.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no construction tipping fee. The recycling drop-off at the Republic Services Transfer Station states only that regular trash is charged for, and the city does not publish an accepted material list for a construction load, so confirm the material and the price with the site or a private hauler before loading.
When & how
Keep construction material off the curb and out of the cleanup pile. Contact the Republic Services Transfer Station or a private container company to arrange a self-haul or delivered box.
Get it ready
Do not set construction material out on a regular trash day or during the Neighborhood Cleanup, because the city refuses roofing and construction material, tree stumps, concrete and dirt with the bulk pile. Cover and secure a self-hauled load, and confirm the material is accepted before the trip.
Exercise equipment is not named on the cleanup bulk item list or on the accepted items list, so a treadmill or weight machine has to be confirmed before it goes to the curb.
City cost & eligibility
A machine that the city treats as an ordinary household bulk item would go out with the free Neighborhood Cleanup for a resident paying the Environmental Fee, so confirm the piece with the city before the scheduled area dates rather than assuming it belongs in the pile.
When & how
Ask the Solid Waste Division before the cleanup dates for the address area, then set the machine out with the miscellaneous items if it is accepted.
Get it ready
Keep the machine under the 50 pound loose item limit or place it with the miscellaneous pile, and make sure two people can handle it safely. Remove the console or battery pack so the electronics can be routed separately.
Yuma runs the Neighborhood Cleanup once a year, working through ten areas one week at a time for residents who pay the Environmental Fee. The program takes ordinary household bulk items, large boxes, carpet, bagged lawn clippings and up to five tires without rims, and it refuses construction material, hazardous waste and commercial loads.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Only for City of Yuma residents paying the Environmental Fee, which appears on the monthly residential solid waste bill. The program makes one scheduled visit per area each year.
When & how
Find the address area on the Neighborhood Cleanup map and set items out for those dates. Pickups run Monday through Thursday, one area per week, and the published schedule runs from late January into early April.
Get it ready
Put everything at the curb, never in the alley except for homes facing Avenue A, and keep the pile clear of the sidewalk and away from the trash containers. Loose items must be bagged and easily handled by two people under 50 pounds, tree limbs must be under four feet and tied in bundles under 50 pounds, and appliances, tires, branches and miscellaneous items go in separate piles. Anything you want to keep should stay away from the curb.
Put the cleanup pile at the curb, not in the alley
Everything for the Neighborhood Cleanup goes at the curb. Do not block the sidewalk or set items near the trash containers, and do not use the alley unless the home faces Avenue A. Keep anything you want to keep away from the curb, because the pile is collected as it sits.
The city sends different crews for different materials, so appliances, tires, tree branches and limbs, and miscellaneous items each go in their own pile. Loose items must be bagged and light enough for two people to handle, staying under 50 pounds, and tree limbs must be under four feet, tied in bundles that also stay under 50 pounds. Up to five tires without rims are allowed per residence, and rims are refused.
Roofing and construction material, tree stumps, concrete and dirt, tires with rims, abandoned or commercial vehicles and farm equipment are all refused. Household hazardous waste such as motor oil, pesticides and other chemicals never belongs in the cleanup pile, and commercial dumping is not allowed. Move those items to a household hazardous waste event or a private route instead.
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 Yuma Public Works Department, Solid Waste Division
Use the annual Neighborhood Cleanup
A Yuma household paying the Environmental Fee with furniture, a mattress, carpet, an appliance, electronics, bagged lawn clippings or up to five rimless tires that will not fit the containers.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Only for City of Yuma residents paying the Environmental Fee, which is part of the monthly residential solid waste service. There is one scheduled cleanup visit per area each year.
Arrange it
Check the Neighborhood Cleanup map for the address area dates, then put the separated piles at the curb and keep the sidewalk clear.
One visit per area each year, Monday through Thursday only, nothing in the alley except for homes facing Avenue A, loose items and bundles under 50 pounds, and no construction material, stumps, concrete, dirt, hazardous waste, tires with rims, vehicles or farm equipment.
City of Yuma Public Works Department, Solid Waste Division
Take hazardous waste and electronics to a collection event
A household with paint, motor oil, household cleaners, antifreeze, solvents, pesticides, batteries, up to five rimless tires, or household electronic waste such as a computer, television set or cell phone.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free and open to all City of Yuma and Yuma County residents, because the program is funded through the city Environmental Fee. No account or voucher is mentioned on the city page.
Arrange it
Bring the items to the Public Works facility at 1473 S 2nd Avenue during one of the three annual events, follow the designated traffic route, and unload onto the designated tables.
Three events a year only, all from 8 a.m. to noon. Bins and containers are not returned, and business or commercial waste, explosives, ammunition, pressurized gas, lead-acid car or boat batteries, radioactive waste, prescription drugs and sharps are refused.
Self-haul recycling or an overflow load to the transfer station
A resident or visitor not served by curbside collection, or a household with a load larger than the blue container can hold.
Cost & conditions
The city page states that recyclables are accepted free of charge but that regular trash is charged for. No rate is published and no accepted material list is given for a mixed or construction load, so confirm the price and the material with the scale operator before loading.
Arrange it
Drive to the Republic Services Transfer Station at 3040 S. Avenue 3 1/2 E, tell the scale operator that you are dropping off recycling, and bring only recyclables if you want the free recycling drop-off.
Open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday from 7 a.m. to noon, closed Sunday. Only recyclables travel free; anything else is charged as regular trash, so a construction or mixed load must be confirmed first.
A household or contractor with roofing, concrete, drywall or other construction material that no city route will collect.
Cost & conditions
No public rate covers a private box, because the company quotes its own price for the container, the haul and the disposal. Confirm the rate and the accepted material before ordering.
Arrange it
Contact a licensed container or hauling company to place the box, and have the same company collect it when the work is finished.
The Neighborhood Cleanup refuses roofing and construction material, stumps, concrete and dirt, and household hazardous waste still needs the collection event route rather than a box.
City household hazardous waste and electronics collection site
City of Yuma Public Works Facility household hazardous waste drop-off
1473 S 2nd Avenue, Yuma, AZ
Motor oil, paint, household cleaners, tires with a limit of five and no rims, antifreeze, solvents, batteries other than lead-acid, pesticides and fertilizers, plus household electronic waste including home computer components, television sets, VCRs, cell phones, home phones and small appliances.
Three events a year only, all from 8 a.m. to noon. Residents unload onto the designated tables and must follow the posted traffic route, and bins or containers are not returned. Business or commercial waste, explosives, ammunition, pressurized gas, lead-acid car or boat batteries, radioactive waste, prescription drugs and sharps are refused.
Three events per calendar year from 8 a.m. to noon. The 2026 dates listed by the city are January 10, April 11 and November 14.
No charge. Free and open to all City of Yuma and Yuma County residents because the program is funded through the city Environmental Fee. The program is sponsored by the City of Yuma, the City of Somerton and Yuma County.
Recycling drop-off and self-haul transfer station named by the city
Republic Services Transfer Station
3040 S. Avenue 3 1/2 E, Yuma, AZ
The city names this site as its recycling drop-off, and the accepted materials match the curbside list: cardboard, paper, plastics types 1 through 7, glass, and aluminum and steel cans.
Tell the scale operator that you are dropping off recycling and bring only recyclables, because anything else is charged as regular trash. The city publishes no rate and no accepted material list beyond recyclables, so confirm a construction or mixed load before travel.
Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday from 7 a.m. to noon, closed Sunday.
The city states that regular trash is charged for at this site without publishing a rate, and recyclables are dropped off at no charge. Confirm the price for any non-recyclable load with the scale operator.
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.
Will Yuma take a couch at the curb?+
Yes, during the Neighborhood Cleanup. Old furniture is on the accepted item list, and the program collects it at the curb for residents paying the Environmental Fee. Set the couch out for the scheduled dates for the address area, keep it clear of the sidewalk and away from the trash containers, and remember that nothing goes in the alley unless the home faces Avenue A.Official guidance
Do appliances go out with the Yuma Neighborhood Cleanup?+
Yes. Refrigerators, stoves and washing machines are named in the cleanup bulk item list, and the city asks residents to keep them in a separate appliance pile because a different crew collects them. Set the unit at the curb for the address area dates, empty it first, and remove the doors from a refrigerator before it goes out.Official guidance
Where do televisions and electronics go in Yuma?+
Two free city routes take them. The Neighborhood Cleanup list includes electronics, and the household hazardous waste events now accept household electronic waste including home computer components, television sets, VCRs, cell phones, home phones and small appliances. The events run three times a year from 8 a.m. to noon at the Public Works facility on South 2nd Avenue.Official guidance
How does the Yuma Neighborhood Cleanup work?+
It is an annual curbside collection for households paying the Environmental Fee. The city works through ten areas one at a time, Monday through Thursday, and residents check the cleanup map for their area dates. Furniture, mattresses, carpet, appliances, electronics, bagged lawn clippings and up to five tires without rims are accepted, while construction material, stumps, concrete, dirt, household hazardous waste, commercial loads, vehicles and farm equipment are refused.Official guidance
Who collects trash and bulky items in Yuma?+
The City of Yuma Public Works Department Solid Waste Division runs the service itself for single family and multi-unit homes. Trash routes run Mondays and Tuesdays and recycling routes run Thursdays and Fridays, each household gets one 90-gallon garbage container and one 90-gallon recycling container, and bulky household items wait for the annual Neighborhood Cleanup rather than going out with the regular truck.Official guidance
When is the Neighborhood Cleanup in my area?+
The city works through ten areas one at a time, with pickups Monday through Thursday, and each area gets a single week. Enter an address on the Neighborhood Cleanup map to see the scheduled dates. The published schedule runs from late January into early April, so a household that misses its week waits for the next annual pass.Official guidance
What does the Neighborhood Cleanup cost?+
There is no separate charge for the cleanup itself, but the program is only for City of Yuma residents paying the Environmental Fee, which is billed with the monthly residential solid waste service alongside the residential collection fee. Households outside the city and anyone not paying that fee are not eligible and need a private hauler instead.Official guidance
Can I drop off a television or computer in Yuma?+
Yes, at a household hazardous waste collection event. The city holds three events a year from 8 a.m. to noon at the Public Works facility on South 2nd Avenue, and the program now accepts household electronic waste including home computer components, television sets, VCRs, cell phones, home phones and small appliances. Electronics are also on the Neighborhood Cleanup item list.Official guidance
What are the curbside container rules in Yuma?+
Put the container out by 6 a.m. on the collection day, with the handles and wheels facing the house and the container at least 10 feet from any object. Do not overfill it, bag all trash and keep the lid closed, and bring the container in no later than 6 p.m. on the collection day. Bulk items, appliances, building materials and hazardous waste must never be left out on a regular trash day.Official guidance
