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City collection A sofa is one of the city's own examples of the two large furniture items allowed in the annual clean-up, so a couch leaves on the free scheduled pickup, either on its own or paired with a second large item. No charge. Two large furniture items are included in the free annual clean-up for an eligible Tracy residential property that is current on its city utility account. Anything beyond the two item allowance is a paid extra load or a trip to the material recovery facility.
City collection A mattress set is one of the city's clean-up examples, and the Tracy Material Recovery Facility also runs a mattress recycling program that accepts up to six mattress, box spring or futon pad units per day per vehicle at no charge. No charge. A mattress set is one of the two large items allowed in the free annual clean-up, and the material recovery facility recycles up to six units per day per vehicle at no charge. Units beyond six carry a $17.50 handling fee per unit plus the weight of the load.
City collection A refrigerator is named both in the clean-up special handling notice and in the appliance voucher, and the material recovery facility publishes a separate lower-volume rate for refrigeration units that require refrigerant discharge, which is explicit acceptance with a published price rather than a gap. $46.5 for Tracy Material Recovery Facility rate per refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner that requires refrigerant discharge. A household that receives garbage billing through the city may cover up to two large appliances a calendar year at no charge under the appliance disposal voucher. A refrigeration unit beyond that allowance is charged this rate at the facility, and a unit going out with the annual clean-up needs prior notice to Tracy Disposal.
City collection Tracy runs a three cart curbside program. The blue recycling cart takes clean, dry recyclables, the gray cart takes everyday trash, and the organics cart takes food scraps, yard material and food soiled paper. Waste and organics are collected every week and recycling every other week. The cart service is billed with the city utility account and the rate is not published in these bodies, so confirm the current residential rate with the City of Tracy or with Tracy Disposal at (209) 835-0601.
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?
Tracy runs a three-cart curbside program collected by Tracy Disposal, with waste and organics picked up every week and recycling every other week, and carts out by 4 a.m. on the collection day. Large items move on two city programs: an annual residential clean-up that gives each eligible property one free scheduled pickup a calendar year for ten bags plus two large items such as appliances, mattress sets or sofas, and an appliance voucher that covers two large appliances a year at no charge. Everything beyond that goes to the Tracy Material Recovery Facility on South MacArthur Drive, which publishes its own price list for loads, appliances, mattresses and electronic waste, and household hazardous waste goes to the free San Joaquin County facility in Stockton.
Tracy runs a three cart curbside program. The blue recycling cart takes clean, dry recyclables, the gray cart takes everyday trash, and the organics cart takes food scraps, yard material and food soiled paper. Waste and organics are collected every week and recycling every other week.
City cost & eligibility
The cart service is billed with the city utility account and the rate is not published in these bodies, so confirm the current residential rate with the City of Tracy or with Tracy Disposal at (209) 835-0601.
When & how
Carts go out by 4:00 a.m. on the regular collection day. Recycling runs biweekly: residents on the west side of Tracy Boulevard put recycling out on the highlighted weeks and residents on the east side use the alternating weeks. Service is delayed by one day only when collection falls on or after an observed holiday closure.
Get it ready
Keep recyclables clean and dry with no bags, flatten cardboard, keep food scraps and yard material in the organics cart and out of the trash, and keep electronic devices, batteries and hazardous products out of all three carts. Holiday string lights should not go in any cart because they tangle in the equipment.
Each residential property on the three container program gets one free scheduled clean-up pickup a calendar year. The allowance is ten 32 gallon trash bags or the equivalent plus two large furniture items, which the city describes as appliances, mattress sets, sofas or any combination of two large furniture items.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. One free scheduled collection a calendar year for a residential property inside Tracy city limits, on the three container waste collection program, with an active city utility account that is current, meaning no past due amounts.
When & how
Request the collection in advance from Tracy Disposal at (209) 835-0601 and take the day offered, which depends on availability. Put the items neatly at the curb in front of the service address no later than 4:00 a.m. on the scheduled day and no earlier than the night before, as Tracy Municipal Code 5.04.010 requires, and tell customer service if the pick-up point is an alley or driveway instead.
Get it ready
Keep the load to ten 32 gallon bags or the equivalent plus two large items, keep it out of the sidewalk and gutter, and notify Tracy Disposal before setting out an appliance, white good, television, freezer or refrigerator, because those need special handling. Anything beyond the allowance is a paid extra load or a trip to the Tracy Material Recovery Facility.
A sofa is one of the city's own examples of the two large furniture items allowed in the annual clean-up, so a couch leaves on the free scheduled pickup, either on its own or paired with a second large item.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Two large furniture items are included in the free annual clean-up for an eligible Tracy residential property that is current on its city utility account. Anything beyond the two item allowance is a paid extra load or a trip to the material recovery facility.
When & how
Book the clean-up with Tracy Disposal at (209) 835-0601 and put the pieces at the curb no earlier than the night before and no later than 4:00 a.m. on the scheduled day.
Get it ready
Keep the load neat and out of the sidewalk and gutter, and pair the sofa with one other large item rather than adding a third piece. Keep the piece dry and reasonably intact so the crew can handle it.
A mattress set is one of the city's clean-up examples, and the Tracy Material Recovery Facility also runs a mattress recycling program that accepts up to six mattress, box spring or futon pad units per day per vehicle at no charge.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. A mattress set is one of the two large items allowed in the free annual clean-up, and the material recovery facility recycles up to six units per day per vehicle at no charge. Units beyond six carry a $17.50 handling fee per unit plus the weight of the load.
When & how
Put a mattress set out with the scheduled clean-up, or take it to the Tracy Material Recovery Facility at 30703 S. MacArthur Drive, which the city lists among the free drop-off items with some restrictions.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and neat at the curb, count it as one of the two large items if it goes on the clean-up, and keep it out of the carts. At the facility the free allowance is six units per day per vehicle, so a larger load has to be planned around that limit.
Appliances are named both in the annual clean-up examples and in the city's appliance disposal voucher, which covers two large appliances a calendar year at no charge for a household that receives garbage billing through the city.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Two large appliances a calendar year at no charge under the appliance disposal voucher, which is available to Tracy residents who receive garbage billing through the city Finance Department. Appliances beyond that allowance are charged at the material recovery facility's published per item rate, which is $29.00 each for a water heater, washer, dryer or similar unit.
When & how
Take the appliance to the Tracy Material Recovery Facility at 30703 S. MacArthur Drive with the voucher, or schedule a pickup through Tracy Disposal at (209) 835-0601. An appliance can also go out with the annual clean-up if Tracy Disposal is notified first.
Get it ready
Keep the load to two appliances for the year under the voucher, empty the unit and secure the doors before it moves, and keep the unit out of the carts. Note that the voucher is not valid for electronic waste such as computers and televisions, which have their own route.
A refrigerator is named both in the clean-up special handling notice and in the appliance voucher, and the material recovery facility publishes a separate lower-volume rate for refrigeration units that require refrigerant discharge, which is explicit acceptance with a published price rather than a gap.
City cost & eligibility
$46.5 for Tracy Material Recovery Facility rate per refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner that requires refrigerant discharge. A household that receives garbage billing through the city may cover up to two large appliances a calendar year at no charge under the appliance disposal voucher. A refrigeration unit beyond that allowance is charged this rate at the facility, and a unit going out with the annual clean-up needs prior notice to Tracy Disposal.
When & how
Take the unit to the Tracy Material Recovery Facility at 30703 S. MacArthur Drive with the voucher, arrange a pickup with Tracy Disposal at (209) 835-0601, or include it in a scheduled clean-up after notifying the hauler that a refrigerator or freezer is going out.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, keep the doors secured for the crew, and leave the refrigerant discharge to the facility, which charges the refrigeration rate for units that need it. Keep the unit out of the carts and out of the organics cart.
Electronic devices and components must not go in any cart, and the hauler routes them to an approved electronics recycling or household hazardous waste facility. The Tracy Material Recovery Facility takes them by item, with the screen items free and other devices charged.
City cost & eligibility
The facility prices electronic waste by item rather than as a single rate: a CRT television, television or monitor carries no charge, limited to five per day, while a DVD player, VCR, computer or printer is $13.00 each and a microwave is $29.00 each, so confirm the item and the current rate before loading. The city appliance voucher is not valid for electronic waste.
When & how
Take the devices to the Tracy Material Recovery Facility at 30703 S. MacArthur Drive, or to an approved electronics recycling or household hazardous waste facility, and keep them out of all three carts.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from computers and phones before the trip, keep cables and cords with the devices, and keep everything electronic out of the recycling, trash and organics carts because improper disposal can damage equipment, contaminate recyclables and create fire hazards.
A television or monitor is accepted free at the Tracy Material Recovery Facility, limited to five per day, and a television can also go out with the annual clean-up as long as Tracy Disposal is notified in advance, which the city lists as an item needing special handling.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. A CRT television, television or monitor is accepted at the Tracy Material Recovery Facility at no charge, limited to five per day. A television can also go out with the free annual clean-up when it is within the two large item allowance and Tracy Disposal is notified before it is placed at the curb.
When & how
Take the set to the Tracy Material Recovery Facility at 30703 S. MacArthur Drive, or include it in a scheduled clean-up after calling Tracy Disposal at (209) 835-0601 about the special handling.
Get it ready
Keep the set out of all three carts, protect the screen for transport, and remove cables and stands. Count the television as one of the two large items if it goes on the clean-up, and limit a facility trip to five screen items per day.
Construction and demolition material is not part of the ten bag and two item clean-up allowance, and the material recovery facility prices those loads by weight rather than at the flat minimum, so a renovation load goes to the facility or into a rented container.
City cost & eligibility
Heavy, construction and demolition materials are excluded from the facility's minimum charge rate and are priced by weight, and the flat load rates run from $41.00 to $105.00 depending on the vehicle and load size, so confirm the rate for the material before hauling. Tracy Disposal also rents temporary dumpsters for home clean-ups, renovations and construction projects.
When & how
Order a temporary dumpster from Tracy Disposal before the work starts, or take the load to the Tracy Material Recovery Facility at 30703 S. MacArthur Drive during its public disposal hours.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the clean-up pile and out of all three carts, because the clean-up allowance is for bags and large furniture items. Separate clean wood, green waste and inert material so each load is priced as what it is, and keep hazardous products out of the load entirely because the facility does not accept hazardous waste.
Exercise equipment is named explicitly in the Tracy Material Recovery Facility price list, which places it with other small appliances and gives it a published per item rate.
City cost & eligibility
$29 for Tracy Material Recovery Facility rate for other small appliances, a category the facility lists with exercise equipment, a water heater, a washer or a dryer as examples. Self-haul the machine to the Tracy Material Recovery Facility at 30703 S. MacArthur Drive. The free annual clean-up covers two large furniture items instead, and the appliance voucher is limited to large appliances.
When & how
Take the machine to the Tracy Material Recovery Facility during its public disposal hours, or ask Tracy Disposal at (209) 835-0601 whether the piece fits the annual clean-up as one of the two large items.
Get it ready
Take off loose weights, pedals and straps, fold the frame where the machine allows it, and keep any console or battery separate. Keep the machine out of the carts and out of the clean-up bag allowance.
Hazardous waste is not accepted at the Tracy Material Recovery Facility, so household paint, chemicals and other hazardous products go to the free San Joaquin County facility in Stockton. The Tracy facility still takes batteries, bulbs, oil, filters and sharps from households.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The San Joaquin County household hazardous waste facility is free for county residents, limited to 15 gallons or 125 pounds per trip. The Tracy Material Recovery Facility takes sharps at no charge, used oil and coolant at no charge up to five gallons per day, and used oil filters at no charge from individuals, while vehicle batteries are $2.75 each and fluorescent bulbs are $3.50 each.
When & how
Take hazardous products to the county facility at 7850 R.A. Bridgeford Street in Stockton, open Thursday through Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. excluding major holidays, or drop batteries, bulbs, oil, filters and sharps at the Tracy Material Recovery Facility at 30703 S. MacArthur Drive.
Get it ready
Never mix products, keep them in their original containers, label anything repackaged, secure the load away from the passenger compartment and keep everything hazardous out of the carts and the clean-up pile. Households may transport up to 15 gallons or 125 pounds per trip, except used oil, which may be carried up to 55 gallons to an authorized used oil collection center. The reuse room at the county facility lets residents take usable products at no charge with a signed waiver and a weekly limit.
Put the load neatly at the curb in front of the service address no later than 4:00 a.m. on the scheduled day and no earlier than the night before, as the city code requires, and keep it out of the sidewalk and gutter. The allowance is ten 32 gallon bags or the equivalent plus two large furniture items, and Tracy Disposal has to be told in advance about an appliance, white good, television, freezer or refrigerator. Tell customer service if the pick-up point is an alley or driveway rather than the street.
Roll the carts out by 4:00 a.m. on the regular collection day, keep recyclables clean and dry with no bags, flatten cardboard, and keep food scraps and yard material in the organics cart. Recycling runs every other week, with the west side of Tracy Boulevard on the highlighted weeks and the east side on the alternating weeks, and string lights never go in a cart.
Separate the load before the trip: mattresses recycle free up to six units per day per vehicle, a screen item is free up to five per day, household oil, coolant, filters and sharps are free, and appliance, electronics, tire and battery items are priced individually. Keep hazardous waste out entirely, because the facility does not accept it, and confirm the day's public disposal hours and the rate for the load before leaving.
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 Tracy Public Works with Tracy Delta Solid Waste Management
Use the free annual clean-up
A Tracy residential property on the three container program with ten bags of extra material plus two large items such as a sofa, a mattress set, an appliance or a television.
Cost & conditions
No charge. One free scheduled collection a calendar year for a property inside Tracy city limits on the three container program with an active and current city utility account.
Arrange it
Call Tracy Disposal at (209) 835-0601 to book the collection, notify the hauler about any appliance, television, freezer or refrigerator, and set the load out no earlier than the night before and no later than 4:00 a.m. on the scheduled day.
The allowance is ten 32 gallon bags or the equivalent plus two large furniture items, the account has to be current, and anything extra is a paid additional load or a separate trip to the material recovery facility.
City of Tracy Public Works with Tracy Delta Solid Waste Management
Use the appliance disposal voucher
A Tracy household that receives garbage billing through the city and has a large appliance to get rid of.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Two large appliances per calendar year at no charge for residents who receive garbage billing through the City of Tracy Finance Department, at the material recovery facility with the voucher or on a pickup scheduled through Tracy Disposal.
Arrange it
Take the appliance to the Tracy Material Recovery Facility at 30703 S. MacArthur Drive with the voucher, or call Tracy Disposal at (209) 835-0601 to schedule a pickup.
The voucher covers two large appliances a calendar year and includes items such as refrigerators, hot water heaters and dishwashers, but it is not valid for electronic waste such as computers and televisions, and a refrigeration unit beyond the allowance is charged the facility's per unit rate.
City of Tracy Public Works with Tracy Delta Solid Waste Management
Self-haul to the Tracy Material Recovery Facility
A household with mattresses, electronics, appliances, exercise equipment or a small mixed load that would rather drop it off than wait for a pickup.
Cost & conditions
From $41 for minimum charge for debris, wood or green waste of one cubic yard or less at the Tracy Material Recovery Facility, with flat load rates from $41.00 to $105.00 by vehicle and load size and weighed rates for garbage at $105.00 per ton, green waste at $88.82 per ton and wood at $105.00 per ton. Any customer bringing a load to the facility's public disposal area. Heavy, construction and demolition material is excluded from the minimum charge and priced by weight instead, and household sharps, used oil, coolant and oil filters are taken at no charge.
Arrange it
Drive to 30703 S. MacArthur Drive during the facility's public disposal hours, separate the load by material, and pay at the gate. Mattresses up to six units per day per vehicle and screen items up to five per day are free, and appliances, other electronics, tires and batteries are priced individually.
Hazardous waste is not accepted at the facility, so paint, chemicals and other hazardous products still have to go to the county facility in Stockton. Heavy construction and demolition material is excluded from the minimum charge, and the free mattress allowance is six units per day per vehicle.
City of Tracy Public Works with Tracy Delta Solid Waste Management
Take hazardous waste to the county facility
A household with paint, solvents, cleaners, pesticides, pool chemicals, batteries or other hazardous products the Tracy facility refuses.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free for San Joaquin County residents, limited to 15 gallons or 125 pounds of household hazardous waste per trip, with used oil allowed up to 55 gallons to an authorized used oil collection center.
Arrange it
Drive to 7850 R.A. Bridgeford Street in Stockton, open Thursday through Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. excluding major holidays, with products unmixed and in their original containers and the load secured away from the passenger compartment.
Business waste is accepted only by appointment for qualifying small quantity generators, and the specialist line at (800) 207-8222 handles larger quantities or special needs.
Tracy households can self haul to the Tracy Material Recovery Facility at 30703 S. MacArthur Drive, which publishes a price list for every load type. Mattresses, box springs and futon pads are free up to six units per day per vehicle, screen items are free up to five per day, and household sharps, used oil, coolant and oil filters are free, while appliances, other electronics, tires and batteries are priced individually and heavy construction material is charged by weight. Hazardous waste is not accepted there, so paint, solvents, pool chemicals and other hazardous products go to the free San Joaquin County facility at 7850 R.A. Bridgeford Street in Stockton, open Thursday through Sunday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. excluding major holidays, with a 15 gallon or 125 pound trip limit and a reuse room where usable products are available at no charge. Public disposal pricing for the Tracy Material Recovery FacilityRecycling and solid waste: material recovery facility and free drop-off itemsSan Joaquin County household hazardous waste facilityAppliance disposal voucher
Public disposal, mattress recycling and electronics drop off
Tracy Material Recovery Facility
30703 S. MacArthur Drive, Tracy, CA
Extra household waste and recyclables, mattresses, box springs and futon pads for free recycling, CRT televisions, televisions and monitors, other electronic waste, appliances, exercise equipment, tires, wood, green waste, and household batteries, bulbs, oil, coolant, oil filters and sharps.
Hazardous waste is not accepted at the facility and has to go to the county facility in Stockton. The free mattress allowance is six units per day per vehicle with a handling fee and the weight of the load beyond that, the free screen allowance is five per day, oil and coolant are limited to five gallons per day, and heavy construction and demolition material is excluded from the minimum charge and priced by weight.
The city lists the facility for resident drop-off during its public disposal hours and points to the facility for accepted items and costs, so confirm the day's hours on the facility site before loading.
From $41 for minimum charge for debris, wood or green waste of one cubic yard or less at the Tracy Material Recovery Facility, with flat load rates from $41.00 to $105.00 by vehicle and load size. Any customer bringing a load to the public disposal area. Mattresses up to six per day per vehicle, screen items up to five per day, household sharps, used oil and coolant and used oil filters are taken at no charge.
San Joaquin County Household Hazardous Waste Facility
7850 R.A. Bridgeford Street, Stockton, CA
Household hazardous waste from county residents, with a reuse room where usable products are set out free for other residents.
Residents may transport no more than 15 gallons or 125 pounds per trip, except used oil, which may be carried up to 55 gallons to an authorized used oil collection center. Products must stay unmixed and in their original containers, and business waste is accepted only by appointment for qualifying small quantity generators.
Thursday through Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., excluding major holidays.
No charge. Free for San Joaquin County residents. The reuse room asks for a signed waiver, allows one visit a week and limits a household to five paint items and ten total items per vehicle.
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 the Tracy annual clean-up work?+
An eligible residential property gets one free scheduled collection a calendar year for up to ten 32 gallon bags or the equivalent plus two large items such as an appliance, a mattress set or a sofa. Book it in advance with Tracy Disposal at (209) 835-0601, put the items at the curb no earlier than the night before and no later than 4 a.m. on the scheduled day, and call first about appliances, televisions, freezers and refrigerators.Official guidance
Will Tracy collect a couch at the curb?+
A sofa is one of the city's examples of the two large furniture items allowed in the free annual clean-up, so a couch can go out on the scheduled day along with one other large item. Book the collection in advance with Tracy Disposal, then put the pieces at the curb no earlier than the night before and no later than 4 a.m.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a mattress in Tracy?+
A mattress set can go out with the free annual clean-up as one of the two large items, or be taken to the Tracy Material Recovery Facility at 30703 S. MacArthur Drive, where up to six mattress, box spring or futon pad units are recycled free per day per vehicle. Units beyond six carry a handling fee plus the weight of the load.Official guidance
How many appliances can a Tracy household get rid of for free?+
Two large appliances a calendar year at no charge under the city appliance disposal voucher, which covers items such as refrigerators, hot water heaters and dishwashers for residents who receive garbage billing through the city Finance Department. Take them to the material recovery facility with the voucher or schedule a pickup through Tracy Disposal. The voucher does not cover computers or televisions.Official guidance
Where does electronic waste go in Tracy?+
Electronic devices must not go in any cart, so they go to an approved electronics recycling or household hazardous waste facility. The Tracy Material Recovery Facility takes a CRT television, television or monitor at no charge up to five per day, charges a per item rate for other electronics such as a DVD or VCR player, a computer, a printer or a microwave, and the city appliance voucher does not cover electronic waste.Official guidance
What does Tracy charge to get rid of large items?+
One clean-up a year is free for an eligible residential property, and the appliance voucher covers two large appliances a year at no charge. Beyond those the Tracy Material Recovery Facility charges from its published price list, with flat load rates, a per ton garbage rate, a rate each for refrigeration units and other small appliances including exercise equipment, and electronic waste priced by item while screen items are free up to five per day. Dropcurb prices a pickup separately and shows the total before payment.Official guidance
Who is eligible for the Tracy annual clean-up?+
A residential property inside Tracy city limits on the three container waste collection program, with an active city utility account that is current and has no past due amounts. Book the collection in advance with Tracy Disposal at (209) 835-0601, and remember the allowance is ten 32 gallon bags or the equivalent plus two large furniture items.Official guidance
What can I drop off free at the Tracy Material Recovery Facility?+
Mattresses, box springs and futon pads are free up to six units per day per vehicle, CRT televisions, televisions and monitors are free up to five per day, and household sharps, used oil, coolant and used oil filters are free, with oil and coolant limited to five gallons per day. Batteries and fluorescent bulbs carry a per item charge, and hazardous waste is not accepted at all.Official guidance
Where does household hazardous waste go in Tracy?+
To the free San Joaquin County facility at 7850 R.A. Bridgeford Street in Stockton, open Thursday through Sunday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. excluding major holidays. Keep products in their original containers, never mix them, secure the load away from the passenger compartment, and stay within 15 gallons or 125 pounds per trip. The specialist line is (800) 207-8222.Official guidance
