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City collection Furniture is named as an accepted material at the city's annual Spring Clean-Up, alongside appliances, mattresses, scrap metal and tires, and Weld County names couches and tables among the large items its disposal voucher covers at a county landfill. Construction or demolition material that looks like furniture framing is not accepted at the city event. The Spring Clean-Up charges its published per-load event fee for a carload or pickup and a higher published rate for a trailer, and a Weld County large item disposal voucher covers one free landfill trip up to one ton for items such as mattresses, couches and tables, with any additional weight or volume payment made by the resident at the landfill. The current event fee and the voucher's availability are confirmed before the load is built.
City collection Mattresses are named first among the large items the Weld County disposal voucher is meant for and are also on the accepted list at the city's annual Spring Clean-Up, so a Greeley household has a free landfill route through the voucher and a paid drop-off route through the city event. No curbside mattress pickup is published. A Weld County large item disposal voucher gives one free trip to a county landfill for items such as mattresses, couches and tables up to one ton, with extra weight or volume paid by the resident at the time of disposal, while the city's Spring Clean-Up takes mattresses for its published per-load event fee. The voucher supply is limited and the next event fee is not yet published, so both are confirmed before the mattress is moved.
City collection Greeley appliances go two ways. The city's annual Spring Clean-Up accepts appliances and limits Freon-containing units to one per household, while Weld County directs appliance disposal to TakeMyAppliance and to scrap yards that take appliances, aluminum, copper and other metals. The household hazardous waste facility refuses appliances outright, and a Freon unit needs its coolant removed by a certified technician before a scrap yard will take it. The city's Spring Clean-Up takes appliances for its published per-load event fee, with Freon-containing units limited to one per household, and the scrap yards the county names set their own terms, which may include a requirement that coolant be professionally removed first. Because the yards do not publish their own rates and the units differ, the yard confirms the terms for the specific appliance before it is loaded.
City collection Greeley publishes no curbside bulky pickup, because the city does not run collection at all. Large items move through three published routes: the annual Spring Clean-Up drop-off, where appliances, furniture, mattresses, scrap metal and tires come in for a per-load fee, the Weld County large item disposal voucher for one free landfill trip, and a private hauler the household contracts directly. The annual Spring Clean-Up charges a published per-load event fee and the Weld County large item disposal voucher covers one free landfill trip up to one ton, with excess weight paid by the resident at the landfill. Because the routes differ in cost and the next event date is not published, the current fee and the right route are confirmed with the city on 970-350-9336 before the load is assembled.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Greeley does not run curbside garbage or recycling, so residents arrange trash and recycling with private haulers and look to the city and county for everything bulky. The city's own route for large items is the annual Spring Clean-Up, a two-day drop-off west of 14th Avenue and A Street that takes appliances, furniture, mattresses, scrap metal and tires for a published per-load fee and refuses bagged household trash, enclosed trailers and construction debris. Weld County adds two more paths: a free household hazardous waste facility on North 17th Avenue that takes paints, motor oil, batteries, bulbs and propane up to twenty pounds but refuses appliances, electronics and construction material, and a limited large item disposal voucher giving one free trip to a county landfill for mattresses, couches and tables inside a one-ton allowance. Electronics are the county's, not the city's, problem, handled through periodic collection events and a state list of recyclers, and scrap yards take appliances once any Freon has been removed by a certified technician.
Greeley publishes no curbside bulky pickup, because the city does not run collection at all. Large items move through three published routes: the annual Spring Clean-Up drop-off, where appliances, furniture, mattresses, scrap metal and tires come in for a per-load fee, the Weld County large item disposal voucher for one free landfill trip, and a private hauler the household contracts directly.
City cost & eligibility
The annual Spring Clean-Up charges a published per-load event fee and the Weld County large item disposal voucher covers one free landfill trip up to one ton, with excess weight paid by the resident at the landfill. Because the routes differ in cost and the next event date is not published, the current fee and the right route are confirmed with the city on 970-350-9336 before the load is assembled.
When & how
Drop off at the annual Spring Clean-Up, held on announced Friday and Saturday dates in the spring at the site west of 14th Avenue and A Street, where the 2026 edition ran from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. rain or shine. Outside that event, collect a large item disposal voucher from the household hazardous waste facility on North 17th Avenue or the health department on North 17th Avenue, valid on the published 2026 window from March 2 to October 31.
Get it ready
Bring a photo ID confirming Greeley residency to the Spring Clean-Up, arrive with everything unbagged and visible because vehicles with bagged loads are turned away, and leave enclosed trailers and box trucks at home. For a voucher trip, load no more than one truckload level with the bed rails or one trailer load up to one ton, and confirm the landfill's acceptable items first.
Furniture is named as an accepted material at the city's annual Spring Clean-Up, alongside appliances, mattresses, scrap metal and tires, and Weld County names couches and tables among the large items its disposal voucher covers at a county landfill. Construction or demolition material that looks like furniture framing is not accepted at the city event.
City cost & eligibility
The Spring Clean-Up charges its published per-load event fee for a carload or pickup and a higher published rate for a trailer, and a Weld County large item disposal voucher covers one free landfill trip up to one ton for items such as mattresses, couches and tables, with any additional weight or volume payment made by the resident at the landfill. The current event fee and the voucher's availability are confirmed before the load is built.
When & how
Take furniture to the annual Spring Clean-Up on its announced Friday and Saturday in the spring between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. at the site west of 14th Avenue and A Street, or use a large item disposal voucher at the North Weld Landfill in Ault, Buffalo Ridge in Keenesburg or Front Range in Erie within the voucher's published validity window.
Get it ready
Keep loaded furniture fully visible and unbagged, because staff turn away bagged loads, and bring photo ID proving Greeley residency to the city event. Check the item against the spring clean-up list first, then confirm the landfill's own acceptable items and hours with the operator before a voucher trip.
Mattresses are named first among the large items the Weld County disposal voucher is meant for and are also on the accepted list at the city's annual Spring Clean-Up, so a Greeley household has a free landfill route through the voucher and a paid drop-off route through the city event. No curbside mattress pickup is published.
City cost & eligibility
A Weld County large item disposal voucher gives one free trip to a county landfill for items such as mattresses, couches and tables up to one ton, with extra weight or volume paid by the resident at the time of disposal, while the city's Spring Clean-Up takes mattresses for its published per-load event fee. The voucher supply is limited and the next event fee is not yet published, so both are confirmed before the mattress is moved.
When & how
Collect a voucher in person at the Greeley household hazardous waste facility, 1311 N. 17th Ave., open Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Dacono facility, or at the Weld County health department, 1555 N. 17th Ave., open Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., then deliver to a participating landfill inside the published validity window. The city event runs on its announced spring Friday and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and load it as part of a single level truckload or trailer load no heavier than one ton for a voucher trip, because heavier or bulkier loads are charged at the landfill. Bagged material and household trash are refused at the city event, which requires photo ID proving Greeley residency.
Greeley appliances go two ways. The city's annual Spring Clean-Up accepts appliances and limits Freon-containing units to one per household, while Weld County directs appliance disposal to TakeMyAppliance and to scrap yards that take appliances, aluminum, copper and other metals. The household hazardous waste facility refuses appliances outright, and a Freon unit needs its coolant removed by a certified technician before a scrap yard will take it.
City cost & eligibility
The city's Spring Clean-Up takes appliances for its published per-load event fee, with Freon-containing units limited to one per household, and the scrap yards the county names set their own terms, which may include a requirement that coolant be professionally removed first. Because the yards do not publish their own rates and the units differ, the yard confirms the terms for the specific appliance before it is loaded.
When & how
Take the appliance to the annual Spring Clean-Up on its announced spring Friday and Saturday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., or deliver it to a scrap yard during business hours. For a Freon unit, confirm with the yard and arrange certified coolant removal before the delivery day, because the household hazardous waste facility will not accept the appliance at all.
Get it ready
Remove the doors, keep any coolant requirement in mind for refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners, and do not leave the appliance at the curb on a regular collection day, because no city route exists to take it. Keep appliances out of the household hazardous waste load, since appliances, electronics and construction material are all on that facility's unacceptable list.
Electronics are handled by Weld County rather than by the city. The county runs periodic free residential collection events, most recently in Greeley on May 16, 2026 and in Frederick on June 6, 2026, where a certified recycler takes monitors, laptops, televisions, microwaves, printers and similar devices, and it points residents to a state list of electronics recyclers and to local options for the weeks between events. The household hazardous waste facility refuses electronics.
City cost & eligibility
The county's residential e-waste collection events are free and the only two dates published for 2026 have passed, while the recyclers on the state list and the local electronics drop-offs set their own terms and may charge for some items. Because the next event schedule and each recycler's fees are not published, the current drop-off is confirmed on the county hotline at 970-400-2233 before anything is loaded.
When & how
Use a county e-waste collection event when the next one is announced, or take the device to a local electronics recycler during business hours; the county prints its events, and the recycling guide lists Schaefer Enterprises at 500 26th St. and Goodwill at 2510 47th Ave. in Greeley. The household hazardous waste facility will not take the device on its regular Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday days.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data properly rather than deleting files, then confirm the recycler takes the specific device, because the county events are residential-only and refuse business waste, and items must fit in a normal residential vehicle with no trailers. Take televisions and monitors to the electronics route rather than the household hazardous waste facility, which lists electronics among the materials it does not accept.
Construction and demolition debris is refused at both local drop-off routes, which is unusual enough to plan around: the city's Spring Clean-Up explicitly excludes dirt, concrete, masonry and plywood, and the household hazardous waste facility lists construction materials among its unacceptable wastes. Concrete has a named local recycler in the county guide, and heavier debris goes to a landfill on commercial terms.
City cost & eligibility
Neither city route takes construction or demolition debris, so the cost is the receiving operator's. The county guide names Bucklen Enterprises for concrete, and a landfill trip is charged by weight, which is separate from the free large item voucher that covers one ton of large household items only. The material stream, the receiving site and its current rate are confirmed before anything is loaded.
When & how
Plan the load by material. Take separated concrete to the local recycler during business hours, and arrange a landfill or roll-off delivery for mixed debris, because the Spring Clean-Up runs only on its announced spring dates and will not accept demolition material on those days either.
Get it ready
Separate concrete, masonry, dirt and treated wood from the household items, because bagged and construction material is turned away at the city event and refused at the hazardous waste facility. Confirm the receiving site's rates, hours and acceptable material before the truck is booked, and keep household chemicals out of a debris load.
Exercise equipment is not named on any Greeley or Weld County published list. A treadmill or weight machine is metal and mixed material, so it may fit the city's spring event or a scrap yard, but because no source names it, the packet confirms before anything is loaded rather than assuming a route.
City cost & eligibility
No source states a charge for exercise equipment. The city's Spring Clean-Up fee is per carload or pickup with a higher trailer rate and its accepted list names appliances, furniture, mattresses, scrap metal and tires but not exercise machines, and the scrap yards publish no rate, so the city or the yard confirms whether the machine comes in and on what terms.
When & how
Call the city on 970-350-9336 before the next Spring Clean-Up window, or the scrap yard during business hours, then use whichever route is confirmed. The machine cannot go out on a regular collection day, because Greeley runs no city collection route.
Get it ready
Describe the machine, its deck and its frame material when calling, and separate the parts before the trip: tie or fold down the deck and handles, and take off any console, battery pack or screen so the electronic part can follow the electronics route rather than a metal load.
Weld County runs a free household hazardous waste facility inside Greeley at 1311 North 17th Avenue, open Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, for paint, motor oil, batteries, antifreeze, fluorescent and LED bulbs, propane cylinders up to twenty pounds and similar chemicals. It refuses appliances, electronics, construction materials, regular trash, medicines and explosives, so those streams take a different route.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free to Weld County residents at the county household hazardous waste facility, with a container limit of five gallons, a two hundred pound limit per household per day of operation, and containers that must be intact, not leaking and not bagged. Business waste is accepted by appointment only and never on a residential drop-off day.
When & how
The North facility at 1311 N. 17th Ave. in Greeley is open every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed on the county's listed 2026 holidays, and the South facility at 5500 Highway 52 in Dacono is open Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Greeley site also runs a product reuse shelf on the first Tuesday and third Thursday of each month from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep waste in intact containers no larger than five gallons and leave it visible, because staff will not sort through plastic bags or boxes. Bring no more than two hundred pounds per household per day, call the hotline at 970-400-2217 with a question about a specific product, and keep appliances, electronics, construction material, medicines and explosives out of the load.
The Spring Clean-Up load arrives unbagged with Greeley photo ID
The annual Spring Clean-Up accepts appliances, furniture, mattresses, scrap metal and tires, but everything must be fully visible and unbagged at entry and vehicles with bagged loads are turned away. Household trash, enclosed trailers and box trucks are refused, Freon-containing appliances are limited to one per household, and tires are capped at four under twenty inches with the rims removed. The event is open to City of Greeley residents only, so bring a valid photo ID confirming Greeley residency, and plan the separated streams separately: household hazardous waste goes to the North 17th Avenue facility two blocks away, green waste goes to the Greeley Organic Waste Center on North 25th Avenue, and electronics wait for a county collection event.
Hazardous waste arrives in intact containers no larger than five gallons
The household hazardous waste program will not accept waste brought in containers larger than five gallons, and every container must be intact and not leaking. Hazardous waste is not accepted in plastic bags, because staff must be able to see all waste and will not sort through bags or boxes, and there is a limit of two hundred pounds per drop-off, per day of operation, per household. Staff have full discretion over what comes in, and business waste is accepted by appointment only and never on a residential drop-off day.
A large item voucher covers one level load up to one ton
A Weld County large item disposal voucher covers one truckload level with the bed rails or one trailer load up to one ton, and any additional weight or volume is charged to the resident at the time of disposal. The voucher is for large items such as mattresses, couches and tables, is valid only inside the county's published window, and is collected in person at the Greeley household hazardous waste facility, the Dacono facility or the Weld County health department on North 17th Avenue. Confirm the landfill's acceptable items and hours with the operator listed on the county page before loading.
There is no city cart or curbside route to put anything out for
Greeley does not run curbside garbage or recycling, so a resident arranges collection with a private trash hauler and the city publishes no cart or bulky collection day. The city's own study page records that residents opt into curbside recycling through their private trash haulers and that nearly 4,500 homes had no trash service at the time of the study, and the Trash and Recycling page refers residents to Waste Management, Republic Services and Mountain High Disposal for home service. Bulky items therefore go to a city or county drop-off, or to a hauler the household contracts directly.
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 Greeley Public Works and Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment
Take the load to the annual Spring Clean-Up
A Greeley household with appliances, furniture, mattresses, scrap metal or tires to clear in one trip, and a photo ID to prove residency.
Cost & conditions
From $25 per carload or pickup at the annual Spring Clean-Up, with trailer loads at the separately published trailer rate. City of Greeley residents only, with valid photo ID confirming Greeley residency. The 2026 edition printed twenty-five dollars per carload or pickup and thirty-five dollars per trailer, with cash, check and credit card accepted, and the next edition's dates and rates are confirmed with the city on 970-350-9336 before the load is built.
Arrange it
Load the vehicle with unbagged, fully visible material, drive to the site west of 14th Avenue and A Street on the announced Friday or Saturday, and pay at entry. Separate household hazardous waste, green waste and electronics before the trip, because each has its own drop-off.
Open on announced spring dates only, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. rain or shine. Household trash and bagged items, enclosed trailers and box trucks, vehicles and vehicle-adjacent items, and construction or demolition debris are all refused, Freon-containing appliances are limited to one per household, tires are capped at four under twenty inches with rims removed, and scavenging is prohibited.
City of Greeley Public Works and Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment
Collect a Weld County large item disposal voucher
A Weld County household with mattresses, couches, tables or similar large items and a vehicle or trailer that can carry up to one ton.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The county issues a limited number of vouchers for one free trip to the North Weld Landfill in Ault, Buffalo Ridge Landfill in Keenesburg or the Front Range Landfill in Erie, covering one truckload level with the bed rails or one trailer load up to one ton. Any additional weight or volume is charged to the resident at the time of disposal, and the voucher is valid only inside the county's published window.
Arrange it
Collect the voucher in person at the Greeley household hazardous waste facility, 1311 N. 17th Ave., open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Dacono facility, or at the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment, 1555 N. 17th Ave., open Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., then deliver the load to a participating landfill.
Voucher supply is limited, the voucher covers one trip and one ton only, and the landfill's own acceptable items and hours are set by the operator, so both the landfill and the county are checked before the load is built. The voucher route does not cover household hazardous waste, which the county facility takes separately, or construction and demolition debris.
City of Greeley Public Works and Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment
Drop household chemicals at the North 17th Avenue facility
A Weld County household with paint, motor oil, batteries, antifreeze, bulbs, propane cylinders up to twenty pounds or similar chemicals in containers no larger than five gallons.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free to Weld County residents, with a five gallon container limit, a two hundred pound per household per day limit and no bagged waste. Business waste is accepted by appointment only and never on a residential drop-off day.
Arrange it
Load the containers intact and visible, drive to 1311 N. 17th Ave. in Greeley on a Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., and expect staff to inspect the load. Check the closure list first for the 2026 holidays.
Appliances, electronics, construction materials, regular trash, medicines, explosives, radioactive material, large compressed gas tanks and water reactive or shock sensitive material are all refused. The Product Reuse Program shelf is open on the first Tuesday and third Thursday of the month from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. only.
City of Greeley Public Works and Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment
Use a Weld County electronics collection event
A Weld County household with televisions, monitors, laptops, microwaves, printers or similar devices that fit in a normal residential vehicle.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free at the county's residential electronics collection events, which are residential-only and refuse business waste, do not permit trailers, and require all material to fit in a standard residential vehicle and be easily unloaded. Collection is by IT Refresh, a certified recycler, with reservations encouraged through the county appointment page.
Arrange it
Book a drop-off time through the county's appointment page when a new event is announced, load the devices so they are easy to unload, and drive to the announced site. The 2026 events ran at the Weld County Clerk & Recorder, 1250 H St., Greeley on May 16 and at Frederick High School on June 6.
The two 2026 events have passed and the county states that those were the only two free events offered at the time. The FAQ also warns that IT Refresh staff can refuse any item, that no other waste is accepted, and that residents who arrive without a reservation during a long line may be asked to come back another time, so the current schedule is confirmed on 970-400-2233 first.
Take the appliance to a scrap yard that takes appliances
A household with a refrigerator, freezer, washer, dryer or other appliance, including a Freon unit whose coolant can be removed by a certified technician.
Cost & conditions
The county names TakeMyAppliance and the Alter Trading scrap yards for appliance disposal but publishes no rate for either, so the yard confirms whether it takes the specific unit and on what terms. For a unit that contains Freon, the county asks the household to contact the facility before hauling it, because the yard may require the coolant to be removed professionally by a certified technician, and that removal is arranged and priced separately.
Arrange it
Call the yard first with the appliance type, confirm whether a Freon unit needs certified coolant removal before delivery, then bring the appliance during business hours. The county lists Andersen's Sales & Salvage at 1490 E. 8th St. in Greeley and Iron Ridge Auto & Metal among the local scrap yards.
The household hazardous waste facility refuses appliances, so the yard is the route rather than the chemical facility. The recycling guide that lists the yards was published in 2025 and the guide itself advises calling the listed businesses ahead of time because markets change, so the yard is confirmed as still taking the appliance before the trip.
A Greeley household that wants a regular cart service or a hauler-arranged pickup for something the city and county routes do not take.
Cost & conditions
Greeley runs no city collection route, so every household contracts directly with a private hauler and there is no published city rate to quote. The city refers residents to Waste Management, Republic Services and Mountain High Disposal for home service, and each company sets its own terms, so the hauler is asked what it will take and at what price before a booking is made.
Arrange it
Contact the hauler directly, describe the items and the access at the property, and agree the service and its terms in writing. The city's Trash and Recycling page links Waste Management, Republic Services and Mountain High Disposal, and the county guide lists additional haulers including Bunting Disposal, Gallegos Sanitation and Northern Colorado Disposal for curbside recycling.
No hauler's accepted items or rates are published by the city, so a hauler's willingness to take bulky items, appliances or construction debris is confirmed with that company rather than assumed from the city's list of referrals. The city's own study records the limits of the current system, including thousands of homes with no service and recycling running through private haulers rather than a city route.
Weld County household hazardous waste facility inside Greeley, free for residents and the place to collect a large item voucher
Weld County North Household Hazardous Waste Facility
1311 North 17th Avenue, Greeley, CO 80634
Paints in oil and latex, paint removers and thinners, motor oil, oil filters, transmission fluid, brake fluid, antifreeze, auto and other batteries, aerosols, acids and bases, cleaning fluids and drain cleaners, disinfectants, fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides, flea products, gasoline, diesel and waste fuels, glues and adhesives, lacquers, lubricants, mercury thermometers and switches, moth balls, nail polish, oven cleaners, oxidizers, photo chemicals, propane cylinders up to twenty pounds, rubbing alcohol, rust solvents, spot removers, varnish, wood preservatives and stains, fluorescent and LED lightbulbs, cell phones, chemistry sets, e-cigarettes and hobby chemicals.
Appliances, biological wastes, construction materials, electronics, explosive materials, large compressed gas tanks, marijuana containing wastes, medicines, radioactive materials, regular trash, shock sensitive materials and water reactive materials are all refused and redirected by phone. Containers larger than five gallons, leaking or damaged containers and bagged waste are not accepted, there is a two hundred pound limit per household per day of operation, and business waste is accepted by appointment only and never on a residential drop-off day.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed on the county's listed 2026 holidays including the Thanksgiving and Christmas dates. The Product Reuse Program runs from the same address on the first Tuesday and third Thursday of each month from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
No charge. Free to Weld County residents dropping household chemicals in containers no larger than five gallons, unbagged, up to two hundred pounds per household per day of operation. Business waste is accepted by appointment only on a separate day and never on a residential drop-off day.
North Weld Landfill, one of the three landfills a Weld County large item disposal voucher can be used at
North Weld Landfill
40000 WCR 25, Ault, CO
Large household items such as mattresses, couches and tables when the load arrives on a Weld County large item disposal voucher, within the voucher's one ton allowance. The landfill's own acceptable item list is published by the operator.
The voucher covers one truckload level with the bed rails or one trailer load up to one ton only, and any additional weight or volume is charged to the resident at the time of disposal. Landfill hours, tipping rates and the acceptable item list are set by the operator, so the load is checked with the landfill or Waste Management on 970-686-2800 before the trip.
Landfill hours are set by the operator and published by Waste Management, so the current schedule is confirmed on 970-686-2800 before driving to Ault.
A Weld County large item disposal voucher makes one trip free for a load up to one ton, while weight or volume beyond the allowance is charged to the resident at the time of disposal. The county publishes the voucher terms but not the landfill's own rates, so the excess charge and the current tipping terms are confirmed with the landfill before a heavy load is built.
Andersen's Sales & Salvage, a Greeley scrap yard the county names for appliance and metal disposal
Andersen's Sales & Salvage
1490 E. 8th St., Greeley, CO
Appliances and non-ferrous metals such as aluminum, copper, silver, gold and tin, and the county's recycling directory also lists the yard for aluminum cans and aluminum foil. The city's drop-off table names Alter Trading as taking aluminum cans, appliances, tin and copper.
A Freon-containing appliance such as a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner may require the coolant to be professionally removed by a certified technician before the yard will accept it, so the facility is contacted before the appliance is delivered. Yard rates and the exact material it is taking are confirmed with the yard.
Business hours are set by the yard and are not published, so the delivery day is confirmed by telephone before the appliance is loaded.
The county names the yard for appliance disposal but publishes no rate for it, so the yard confirms whether it takes the specific appliance and on what terms. A Freon unit adds a separate step, because the coolant may have to be removed by a certified technician before delivery and that work is arranged separately.
Schaefer Enterprises, a Greeley drop-off the city and county list for paper, light bulbs, electronics and cell phones
Schaefer Enterprises
500 26th St., Greeley, CO
Electronics, paper, light bulbs and cell phones, according to the county's Greater Greeley Area recycling guide. The city's own Trash and Recycling table lists Schaefer Enterprises for paper and light bulbs.
The retained guide is dated 2025 and prints contact details that differ from the current county pages, so the operator confirms which electronics it takes, whether it charges and its current hours before a device is dropped off. Electronics cannot go to the household hazardous waste facility, which lists them as unacceptable.
Business hours are set by the operator and are not published, so the drop-off day is confirmed by telephone before the trip.
No source publishes a rate for this drop-off, and the city and county name it only as a material drop-off point rather than a priced service, so the operator confirms whether the specific device is taken and on what terms before the drop-off.
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How do I get rid of a couch or a table in Greeley?+
The two published routes are the city's annual Spring Clean-Up, which accepts furniture for its per-load event fee from Greeley residents who bring a photo ID, and a Weld County large item disposal voucher, which covers one free landfill trip up to one ton and names couches and tables among the items it is meant for. Greeley publishes no curbside furniture pickup, so a household that misses both routes arranges a private hauler.Official guidance
How do I dispose of a mattress in Greeley?+
Weld County names mattresses first among the items its large item disposal voucher covers, and the voucher gives one free trip to the North Weld, Buffalo Ridge or Front Range landfill for a load up to one ton, collected in person at the household hazardous waste facility on North 17th Avenue or the county health department. The city's annual Spring Clean-Up also accepts mattresses for its per-load event fee. There is no curbside mattress pickup in Greeley.Official guidance
How do I recycle a refrigerator or other appliance in Greeley?+
The city's annual Spring Clean-Up accepts appliances for its per-load event fee and allows one Freon-containing appliance per household, and Weld County names TakeMyAppliance and local scrap yards such as Andersen's Sales & Salvage for appliances and metals. If the appliance holds Freon, contact the yard first, because the county says the coolant may have to be removed by a certified technician before the yard will accept it. The household hazardous waste facility refuses appliances.Official guidance
Where can I take a television or computer in Greeley?+
Weld County runs the electronics route, not the city. Its free residential collection events take monitors, laptops, televisions, microwaves, printers and similar devices through a certified recycler, with the 2026 events held in Greeley on May 16 and in Frederick on June 6 and no business waste or trailers allowed. Between events the county points residents to a state recycler list and to local drop-offs such as Schaefer Enterprises and Goodwill. The household hazardous waste facility does not accept electronics.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Greeley?+
No one from the city. Greeley does not run curbside garbage or recycling, so a household contracts a private hauler, and the city's Trash and Recycling page refers residents to Waste Management, Republic Services and Mountain High Disposal for home service while the city's waste diversion study records that residents opt into curbside recycling through their private trash haulers. City and county drop-off points handle the streams that a cart cannot: the annual Spring Clean-Up for bulky items, the North 17th Avenue facility for household chemicals, a limited county voucher for a landfill trip, and county collection events for electronics.Official guidance
How does the Greeley Spring Clean-Up work?+
It is the city's annual two-day bulky drop-off, held on a Friday and Saturday in the spring from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. rain or shine at the site west of 14th Avenue and A Street, with the 2026 edition on May 8 and 9. Appliances, furniture, mattresses, scrap metal and tires are accepted for a per-load fee, with Freon-containing appliances limited to one per household and tires capped at four under twenty inches with rims removed. Household trash and bagged items, enclosed trailers and box trucks, vehicles and construction or demolition debris are refused, and the event is open to Greeley residents only with photo ID.Official guidance
Is there a curbside bulky item pickup in Greeley?+
No. Greeley publishes no city collection route of any kind, so there is no curbside bulky pickup to book for furniture, appliances or mattresses. The published routes are the annual Spring Clean-Up drop-off, the Weld County large item disposal voucher for one free landfill trip up to one ton, the household hazardous waste facility for chemicals, the county's electronics events, and a private hauler the household contracts directly.Official guidance
Where do Greeley batteries, bulbs and leftover paint go?+
To the Weld County household hazardous waste facility at 1311 North 17th Avenue in Greeley, free for county residents on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The facility takes auto and other batteries, fluorescent and LED lightbulbs, paints in oil and latex, paint removers and thinners, motor oil and oil filters, antifreeze and propane cylinders up to twenty pounds, with containers no larger than five gallons and no bagged waste. It refuses appliances, electronics, construction material, medicines and regular trash.Official guidance
How do I get a Weld County large item disposal voucher?+
Collect one in person at the Greeley household hazardous waste facility at 1311 N. 17th Ave., open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Dacono facility, or at the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment at 1555 N. 17th Ave., open Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The county issues a limited number of vouchers for one free trip to the North Weld, Buffalo Ridge or Front Range landfill, covering one truckload level with the bed rails or one trailer load up to one ton for large items such as mattresses, couches and tables, with extra weight or volume paid by the resident at the landfill.Official guidance
