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City collection Furniture is the first example the city gives for the bulky item route, which runs on the second garbage day of the week without an appointment and takes three to four large items per household. The Community Clean-up that runs twice a year is for building material, steel, pipe and stumps, so household furniture belongs on the weekly bulky route instead. The city publishes no separate bulky item fee and no collection rate, so whether a furniture set-out carries a cost is confirmed with Public Works at extension 1225 before the pieces are put out, and the household is not told the pickup is free.
City collection Mattresses and box springs are named in the city's own bulky item sentence, so they ride the same second garbage day as furniture, without an appointment, inside the weekly three to four large item limit. Casselberry publishes no mattress-only programme and no per-piece fee. No per-piece mattress charge and no collection rate are published by the city, so the cost question is answered by Public Works at extension 1225 before the mattress goes out, and the pickup is not described as free.
City collection Appliances are accepted but on a different instruction from the rest of the bulky route: the city says to call in to schedule an appliance pickup, on Tuesdays and Thursdays only. The Community Clean-up, by contrast, states plainly that appliances will not be collected at the event and should go out with the regularly scheduled collection instead. The city publishes no appliance fee and no collection rate, so the cost of a scheduled appliance pickup is confirmed with Public Works at extension 1225 when the pickup is booked, and the appointment is not described as free.
City collection The city provides collection for residents inside the city limits: garbage twice a week on either the Monday and Thursday route or the Tuesday and Friday route, recycling once a week, and yard waste on Wednesdays. Households buy their own garbage cans, sized no larger than 52 gallons, and order recycling bins from the city. No rate for the collection service is published on any retained Casselberry page, and the city does not sell the garbage cans households use, so any cost question is answered by Public Works at extension 1225 of the city number rather than by a quoted figure.
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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Will the city take it?
Casselberry collects for itself: residents inside the city limits get garbage twice a week, recycling and yard waste once a week, and furniture, mattresses and box springs ride along on the second garbage day as bulky items. Appliances are the exception on that route, because they have to be booked with Public Works for a Tuesday or Thursday pickup. Twice a year the city runs a curbside Community Clean-up for building material, steel, pipe and large tree stumps, and that event deliberately refuses appliances, ordinary household garbage, paint, tires and household hazardous waste. Everything the curb will not take goes to Seminole County, where the household hazardous waste tunnel at the Central Transfer Station in Longwood takes paint, chemicals, motor oil, batteries, propane, sharp containers and household electronics free from residents of the county's incorporated cities, and where tires come in under a per-person limit at a per-tire charge at the transfer station or the landfill in Geneva.
The city provides collection for residents inside the city limits: garbage twice a week on either the Monday and Thursday route or the Tuesday and Friday route, recycling once a week, and yard waste on Wednesdays. Households buy their own garbage cans, sized no larger than 52 gallons, and order recycling bins from the city.
City cost & eligibility
No rate for the collection service is published on any retained Casselberry page, and the city does not sell the garbage cans households use, so any cost question is answered by Public Works at extension 1225 of the city number rather than by a quoted figure.
When & how
Garbage is collected twice a week on either the Monday and Thursday route or the Tuesday and Friday route, recycling once a week on the same pattern, and yard waste on Wednesdays. Everything goes curbside before 6 a.m. on the collection day. There is no collection on New Year's Day, when recycling is still collected, or on Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day, and routes can slip into an extra day afterwards.
Get it ready
Buy a garbage can no larger than 52 gallons, keep bins under fifty pounds, and place cans and bins no more than three feet from the road. Keep yard waste separate from household garbage, cut it to no more than four feet long and four inches across, bag, bundle or tie it or put it in a container, and stay within the weekly fifteen bag and bundle limit.
The city publishes a bulky item route that does not need a separate appointment: furniture, mattresses and box springs are collected on the second garbage day of the week, excluding holiday weeks, at a limit of three to four large items per week. Appliances follow a different instruction and have to be booked for a Tuesday or Thursday pickup, and the twice-yearly Community Clean-up handles building material and stumps rather than household furniture.
City cost & eligibility
No separate bulky item fee is published by the city, and the collection service itself is not priced on any retained page, so the cost of a bulky set-out is confirmed with Public Works at extension 1225 of the city number before a load is put out rather than described as free.
When & how
Furniture, mattresses and box springs go out on the second garbage day of the week, excluding holiday weeks, with no call needed. Appliances are booked through Public Works for a Tuesday or Thursday pickup. The city also runs the Community Clean-up twice a year, with the 2026 dates on Saturday, February 14 and Saturday, September 12 for Monday and Thursday routes and Saturday, February 21 and Saturday, September 19 for Tuesday and Friday routes.
Get it ready
Keep the load to three or four large items in a week and have it curbside before the collection day begins, because the city excludes holiday weeks from the bulky route. Book any appliance separately, since appliances are not collected as part of the ordinary bulky set-out and the Community Clean-up refuses them outright.
Furniture is the first example the city gives for the bulky item route, which runs on the second garbage day of the week without an appointment and takes three to four large items per household. The Community Clean-up that runs twice a year is for building material, steel, pipe and stumps, so household furniture belongs on the weekly bulky route instead.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no separate bulky item fee and no collection rate, so whether a furniture set-out carries a cost is confirmed with Public Works at extension 1225 before the pieces are put out, and the household is not told the pickup is free.
When & how
Set furniture out before collection on the second garbage day of the week, which the city excludes during holiday weeks. Grouping the pieces into one set-out keeps the household inside the three to four large item limit for that week.
Get it ready
Take the furniture apart as far as it goes so a driver can handle it, keep cushions and loose parts with the frame, and remember the bulky limit of three to four large items in a week. Do not put furniture into or on top of the garbage can, because the bulky route collects it as a separate set-out.
Mattresses and box springs are named in the city's own bulky item sentence, so they ride the same second garbage day as furniture, without an appointment, inside the weekly three to four large item limit. Casselberry publishes no mattress-only programme and no per-piece fee.
City cost & eligibility
No per-piece mattress charge and no collection rate are published by the city, so the cost question is answered by Public Works at extension 1225 before the mattress goes out, and the pickup is not described as free.
When & how
Put the mattress or box spring out before collection on the second garbage day of the week, on the same schedule as furniture, with no call required and holiday weeks excluded.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and count it against the weekly limit of three to four large items, because the city collects bulky items in that limit only. Bagging or covering is not required, but the piece has to be at the curb before the collection day begins.
Appliances are accepted but on a different instruction from the rest of the bulky route: the city says to call in to schedule an appliance pickup, on Tuesdays and Thursdays only. The Community Clean-up, by contrast, states plainly that appliances will not be collected at the event and should go out with the regularly scheduled collection instead.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no appliance fee and no collection rate, so the cost of a scheduled appliance pickup is confirmed with Public Works at extension 1225 when the pickup is booked, and the appointment is not described as free.
When & how
Call Public Works to book the pickup, which the city schedules on Tuesdays and Thursdays only, and keep the appliance out of the Community Clean-up load, because that event refuses appliances even though it takes steel and other building material.
Get it ready
Take the doors off a refrigerator, freezer or similar unit, drain and clean the appliance, and keep it upright and accessible at the curb for the booked day. Do not leave an appliance out for the ordinary bulky route, because appliances follow the Tuesday and Thursday appointment rather than the second garbage day.
Electronics are listed among the materials never accepted curbside in Casselberry, so a television or computer does not go out with the garbage or the bulky load. The county takes them free at the household hazardous waste tunnel at the Central Transfer Station in Longwood, which accepts computers, monitors, televisions, printers, cell phones, audio-visual equipment and other household electronics from residents of the county's incorporated cities.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free at the Seminole County household hazardous waste tunnel for all Seminole County residents, including residents of incorporated cities such as Casselberry; businesses are not permitted to use the program. No per-item electronics charge is published.
When & how
Take electronics to the Central Transfer Station at 1950 State Road 419 in Longwood, where the hazardous waste tunnel is open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and the transfer station itself is open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Get it ready
Remove personal data from every device before it leaves the house, because the county tells residents to do that rather than relying on deletion. Keep televisions, monitors and computers off the curb entirely, since the city lists electronics among the items it does not accept curbside.
The city does not take construction material on the weekly route, but it does run the Community Clean-up twice a year, and that event accepts steel, glass that has been taped, lumber, wallboard, small home improvements, roofing material, pipe, large tree stumps and yard waste up to six yards. Concrete, masonry and mixed demolition debris are not named on any city list, so those are confirmed separately.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. No event fee is published for the Community Clean-up, and any item placed in a container must weigh no more than fifty pounds. The event is curbside and follows the household's normal garbage route pairs, and it is not a commercial or contractor service.
When & how
The 2026 dates are Saturday, February 14 and Saturday, September 12 for Monday and Thursday routes and Saturday, February 21 and Saturday, September 19 for Tuesday and Friday routes, with everything curbside before 7 a.m. on the event day. Haulers will not come back for material put out late.
Get it ready
Tape glass before it goes out and keep each container to fifty pounds, because the event prints both rules. Keep concrete, masonry and any material not on the accepted list out of the pile, and remember that appliances and ordinary household garbage are refused at the event, as are paint, tires and household hazardous waste.
Tires never go at the curb in Casselberry, and the Community Clean-up refuses them too, but Seminole County takes them at two receiving sites under a per-person limit and a per-tire charge. Oversized tires are charged by weight at the landfill.
City cost & eligibility
From $3.16 per tire at either county receiving site. Seminole County residents at the Central Transfer Station in Longwood, limited to four tires per person, or at the Seminole County Landfill in Geneva, limited to ten tires per person, with oversized tires charged by weight. No city tire collection exists.
When & how
Take tires to the Central Transfer Station at 1950 State Road 419 in Longwood, open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., or to the Seminole County Landfill at 1930 Osceola Road in Geneva, open every day from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Get it ready
Count the tires before leaving, because each person is limited to four at the transfer station and ten at the landfill, and the charge is applied per tire. Never set a tire out with the garbage or with a Community Clean-up load, since the city lists tires among the materials refused at both.
Exercise equipment is not named on any Casselberry or Seminole County list, so a treadmill or weight machine is confirmed with Public Works rather than assumed to be a bulky item. The city does take furniture, mattresses and box springs on the second garbage day, and a metal machine might qualify as a large item, but no source says so.
City cost & eligibility
No fee and no route for exercise equipment are published by the city or the county, so Public Works confirms at extension 1225 of the city number whether the machine can go out as a bulky item, whether it needs a scheduled appointment, and what it costs before anything is set out.
When & how
Call Public Works before the second garbage day of the week to ask whether the machine qualifies as a bulky item, and book a Tuesday or Thursday appointment if the city treats it like an appliance instead.
Get it ready
Describe the machine and its size when calling, take the deck and handles down as far as they will go, and keep loose weights with the frame. Remove any console, battery pack or screen and send that part through the electronics route at the county household hazardous waste tunnel rather than into a metal load.
Household hazardous waste never goes at the curb in Casselberry, but Seminole County accepts it free from residents of its incorporated cities at the household hazardous waste tunnel inside the Central Transfer Station in Longwood. Paint, chemicals, pool products, solvents, mercury devices, fluorescent tubes and CFL bulbs, motor oil, batteries and propane are all taken there, and a reuse shop passes good products back to residents at no charge.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free to all Seminole County residents, including residents of incorporated cities such as Casselberry. Businesses are not permitted to drop hazardous material through the program, and sharps must come in a properly contained, sealed container.
When & how
The hazardous waste tunnel at the Central Transfer Station, 1950 State Road 419 in Longwood, is open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The reuse shop inside it is open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and the landfill in Geneva takes automotive fluids and tires only.
Get it ready
Keep paint, fuel, used motor oil, solvents, antifreeze, chemicals, fluorescent tubes, propane tanks, glue and household cleaners out of the garbage can, because the city lists all of them among the items never accepted curbside. Limit used motor oil to twenty gallons and gasoline to five gallons per drop-off, include no business waste, and sign the recipient agreement if taking anything from the reuse shop, where the limit is fifteen items a day and five of any one item.
Cans out before 6 a.m., three feet from the road and under fifty pounds
Place cans and bins no more than three feet from the road and keep each bin under fifty pounds. Buy a garbage can no larger than 52 gallons, since the city does not provide one, and order recycling bins from the city. Keep yard waste separate from household garbage, cut it to no more than four feet long and four inches across, bag, bundle or tie it or put it in a container, and keep to the weekly fifteen bag and bundle limit. Everything goes out before 6 a.m. on the collection day, and holiday weeks shift or skip the route.
Furniture and mattresses ride the second garbage day; appliances do not
Furniture, mattresses and box springs go out on the second garbage day of the week without a call, within three to four large items per household and with holiday weeks excluded. Appliances follow a different instruction: call in to schedule appliance pickup, which the city runs on Tuesdays and Thursdays only. Take the doors off a refrigerator or freezer before it is collected, and do not add an appliance to the bulky load or to the Community Clean-up pile, because that event refuses appliances.
The Community Clean-up has its own dates, weight limit and refusal list
The twice-yearly Community Clean-up takes steel, taped glass, lumber, wallboard, small home improvements, roofing material, pipe, large tree stumps and up to six yards of yard waste, with everything curbside before 7 a.m. on the event day and haulers who will not return for late items. Nothing in a container may weigh more than fifty pounds. Appliances and ordinary household garbage are refused at the event and should go out with the regular collection, and paint, tires and household hazardous waste are refused too and belong at the county transfer station instead.
Everything the curb refuses has a county receiving site
Electronics, fuel, used motor oil, paints, solvents, antifreeze, chemicals, fluorescent tubes, propane tanks, tires, glue and household or automobile cleaners never go in the Casselberry garbage can. The county household hazardous waste tunnel inside the Central Transfer Station at 1950 State Road 419 in Longwood takes chemicals, electronics, automotive fluids, batteries and propane free from residents of incorporated cities, in a sealed container for sharps, and the Seminole County Landfill in Geneva takes automotive fluids and tires only, with four tires per person allowed at the transfer station and ten at the landfill.
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 Casselberry Public Works, with Seminole County Solid Waste Management Division
Put furniture, mattresses and box springs out on the second garbage day
A Casselberry household with furniture, a mattress or a box spring to clear, inside the weekly limit and outside a holiday week.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes no bulky item fee and no collection rate, and the service is part of the collection the household already receives, so Public Works confirms at extension 1225 of the city number whether the set-out carries any cost before the items go to the curb.
Arrange it
Set the items out before collection on the second garbage day of the week, with no call required for furniture, mattresses and box springs. The city's FAQ instead directs residents to contact Public Works to arrange large or bulk items, so a household with an unusual item or several pieces checks first.
Three to four large items per household per week, holiday weeks excluded, and appliances are not part of this route because they need a scheduled Tuesday or Thursday pickup. The Community Clean-up is a separate event for building material and refuses household appliances.
City of Casselberry Public Works, with Seminole County Solid Waste Management Division
Book an appliance pickup for a Tuesday or Thursday
A Casselberry household with a refrigerator, freezer, washer, dryer or similar large appliance.
Cost & conditions
No appliance fee and no collection rate are published by the city, so the cost is confirmed with Public Works at extension 1225 of the city number when the pickup is booked, and the appointment is not presented as free.
Arrange it
Call Public Works to schedule the pickup, which the city runs on Tuesdays and Thursdays only, then have the appliance drained, clean and accessible at the curb on the booked day.
Appliances are excluded from the ordinary bulky set-out and are refused outright at the Community Clean-up, so they cannot be added to either. The city's own FAQ points residents at Public Works to arrange a bulk item, which keeps the booking with the department.
City of Casselberry Public Works, with Seminole County Solid Waste Management Division
Load up for the twice-yearly Community Clean-up
A Casselberry household with steel, taped glass, lumber, wallboard, roofing material, pipe, large tree stumps or up to six yards of yard waste.
Cost & conditions
No charge. No event fee is published for the Community Clean-up, which runs curbside on the household's own route pairs. Any item placed in a container must weigh no more than fifty pounds, and the event is not open to contractors or commercial loads.
Arrange it
Put the material curbside before 7 a.m. on the event day for the household's route, which in 2026 is Saturday, February 14 and Saturday, September 12 for Monday and Thursday routes and Saturday, February 21 and Saturday, September 19 for Tuesday and Friday routes.
Haulers will not return for items put out late, appliances and regular household garbage are refused at the event, and paint, tires and household hazardous waste are refused as well and belong at the county transfer station in Longwood instead.
City of Casselberry Public Works, with Seminole County Solid Waste Management Division
Drop chemicals, electronics and sharps at the county hazardous waste tunnel
A Seminole County household with paint, chemicals, pool products, motor oil, antifreeze, batteries, propane, fluorescent tubes, a television or computer, or sealed sharps.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free to all Seminole County residents, including residents of incorporated cities such as Casselberry. Businesses are not permitted to drop hazardous material through the program, and no per-item charge is published for electronics or chemicals.
Arrange it
Drive to the Central Transfer Station at 1950 State Road 419 in Longwood, where the hazardous waste tunnel is open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and keep sharps in a properly contained, sealed container. Used motor oil is limited to twenty gallons and gasoline to five gallons per drop-off.
The landfill in Geneva takes automotive fluids and tires only, so the tunnel at the transfer station is the site for chemicals and electronics. Good products left at the tunnel are reused, and residents who take from the reuse shop may take up to fifteen items a day with no more than five of any one item, after signing the recipient agreement.
City of Casselberry Public Works, with Seminole County Solid Waste Management Division
Take tires to a county receiving site
A Seminole County household with a small number of tires that cannot go out with the garbage or the Community Clean-up.
Cost & conditions
From $3.16 per tire at either county receiving site. Seminole County residents, limited to four tires per person at the Central Transfer Station in Longwood and ten tires per person at the Seminole County Landfill in Geneva, with oversized tires charged by weight.
Arrange it
Deliver the tires to the Central Transfer Station at 1950 State Road 419 in Longwood, open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., or to the landfill at 1930 Osceola Road in Geneva, open every day from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
The limit is per person rather than per household, and each site applies its own cap, so a large set of tires is split across the two sites or spread across trips. The city takes no tires at the curb and refuses them at the Community Clean-up.
Seminole County Central Transfer Station, where the household hazardous waste tunnel, the reuse shop and the tire drop-off sit
Seminole County Central Transfer Station
1950 State Road 419, Longwood, FL 32750
Chemicals such as paints, stains, sealants, thinners and strippers, pesticides, insecticides, herbicides and fungicides, pool and lawn chemicals, solvents, glues and adhesives, mercury and mercury-containing devices, fluorescent tubes and CFL bulbs, disinfectants and corrosive liquids; electronics including computers, monitors, televisions, printers, cell phones and audio-visual equipment; used motor oil up to twenty gallons, antifreeze, automobile batteries, gasoline and gasoline cans up to five gallons, brake, transmission and power steering fluid; lead-acid, Ni-Cd, mercury, gel cell and lithium batteries; propane tanks; and sealed sharps. Tires come in under a four tire per person limit, and good products are set out in the reuse shop.
Businesses are not permitted to drop hazardous material through the household hazardous waste program, and sharps must arrive in a properly contained, sealed container. Tires are limited to four per person at this site and are charged per tire, with oversized tires charged by weight. Used motor oil is capped at twenty gallons and gasoline at five gallons per drop-off. The reuse shop limits a resident to fifteen items a day with no more than five of any one item, after signing a recipient agreement and liability waiver.
The household hazardous waste tunnel is open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., the transfer station itself is open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and the reuse shop is open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. County customer service is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Household hazardous waste and electronics drop-off are free to county residents including residents of incorporated cities, while tires are charged per tire within the four tire per person limit and oversized tires are charged by weight. Because this one site carries a free stream and a priced stream, the fee for the specific load is confirmed with county solid waste customer service before the trip.
Seminole County Landfill in Geneva, the second county receiving site for automotive fluids and tires
Seminole County Landfill
1930 Osceola Road, Geneva, FL 32732
Automotive fluid and tires only from the household hazardous waste program, with the landfill otherwise serving as the county's Class I disposal site for solid waste. Tires come in under a ten tire per person limit at this site.
The hazardous waste stream here is limited to automotive fluid and tires, so paint, chemicals, electronics and sharps belong at the Central Transfer Station instead. Tires are charged per tire within the ten tire per person limit, and oversized tires are charged by weight. Cash and credit cards are accepted, though card connectivity at the landfill can occasionally be limited.
Open every day from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
The tire charge is per tire and the oversized rate is by weight, while the landfill also takes general solid waste at tipping fees set by county administrative code. Because the price depends on the load, the current rate for a specific delivery is confirmed with county solid waste customer service before the trip.
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 Casselberry take a couch from the curb?+
Yes. Furniture is named as a bulky item and is collected on the second garbage day of the week without an appointment, within a limit of three to four large items per household per week and with holiday weeks excluded. The city's FAQ tells residents to contact Public Works to arrange a large or bulk item, so a household with several pieces confirms the set-out first.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a mattress in Casselberry?+
Mattresses and box springs are on the city's bulky item list and are collected on the second garbage day of the week without an appointment, within a limit of three to four large items per household per week and with holiday weeks excluded. There is no mattress-specific drop-off programme in the city, and no per-piece fee is published, so Public Works confirms the set-out on extension 1225 of the city number.Official guidance
How do I get rid of an appliance in Casselberry?+
Call the city to schedule it: the solid waste page says to call in for appliance pickup and that household appliance pickups run on Tuesdays and Thursdays only. Appliances are not part of the ordinary second-day bulky set-out, and the Community Clean-up states that appliances will not be collected at the event and should be discarded through the regularly scheduled collection instead. Public Works books the pickup on extension 1225 of the city number.Official guidance
Where can I recycle a television in Casselberry?+
At the Seminole County household hazardous waste tunnel at the Central Transfer Station, 1950 State Road 419 in Longwood, which accepts computers, monitors, televisions, printers, cell phones and audio-visual equipment free from residents of the county's incorporated cities. Casselberry lists electronics, including televisions, among the items it never accepts curbside, so the television should not be set out with the garbage or the bulky load.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Casselberry?+
The City of Casselberry does, through its Public Works Department, for residents inside the city limits with few exceptions. Households get garbage twice a week on a Monday and Thursday or Tuesday and Friday route, recycling once a week, and yard waste on Wednesdays, and they buy their own garbage cans while ordering recycling bins from the city. Public Works is at 95 Triplet Lake Drive in Casselberry, open Monday through Thursday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., with the collection line on extension 1225 of the city number.Official guidance
How do Casselberry bulky items and appliances get picked up?+
Furniture, mattresses and box springs go out on the second garbage day of the week without a call, inside a limit of three to four large items per household and with holiday weeks excluded. Appliances are the exception and have to be booked with Public Works for a Tuesday or Thursday pickup, and the Community Clean-up states outright that appliances will not be collected at the event and should go out with the regular collection instead. Casselberry publishes no per-item bulky fee.Official guidance
What will Casselberry not collect at the curb?+
Electronics, fuel, used motor oil, paints, solvents, antifreeze, chemicals, fluorescent tubes, propane tanks, tires, glue and household or automobile cleaners are all on the city's list of hazardous material never accepted curbside, and none of them belongs in the garbage can. The county household hazardous waste tunnel at the Central Transfer Station in Longwood takes the chemicals, fluids, batteries, propane and electronics free from residents of incorporated cities, and tires go to that station or to the county landfill in Geneva under a per-person limit and a per-tire charge.Official guidance
When is the Casselberry community clean-up?+
It runs twice a year at the curb, on the household's own route pattern. The 2026 dates are Saturday, February 14 and Saturday, September 12 for Monday and Thursday routes and Saturday, February 21 and Saturday, September 19 for Tuesday and Friday routes. Items go out before 7 a.m. and haulers will not return for late material. Steel, taped glass, lumber, wallboard, small home improvements, roofing material, pipe, large tree stumps and up to six yards of yard waste are accepted, with a fifty pound limit per container, while appliances, regular household garbage, paint, tires and household hazardous waste are all refused.Official guidance
