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City collection Osceola County takes bulky waste in the weekly round up to three cubic yards, and Polk County holds a furniture and appliance day once a month on a pre set schedule. Neither county publishes a separate bulky item rate. Osceola County includes up to three cubic yards in the weekly collection and charges for a supplemental collection through the hauler, with the county cap published as a rate per cubic yard, while Polk County includes furniture and appliance collection in the service billed through annual assessments. Confirm the item, the day and any charge with the hauler that serves the address.
City collection Neither county names bedding in its bulky list, so a mattress has to be confirmed with the hauler that serves the address. No published rate covers bedding. Osceola County describes bulky waste as larger household items such as chairs, tables and couches, and Polk County accepts household items that were not structurally attached to the house on its furniture and appliance day, so confirm the mattress with the hauler before it goes out and ask whether it counts inside the cubic yard allowance or as its own item.
City collection Osceola County schedules appliance collection separately from the bulk pile, and Polk County takes appliances on its monthly furniture and appliance day with the doors secured. Neither county publishes a separate appliance rate. Osceola County requires an appliance collection to be scheduled, and Polk County includes appliances in the furniture and appliance collection that is billed through annual assessments, so confirm the item, the day and any charge with the hauler.
City collection Each county runs a once a week household collection for its unincorporated residents, with the cart out by 6 a.m. on the collection day and the same three foot placement rule on both sides of the line. Neither county publishes a residential collection rate for the household. Osceola County delivers the collection through a franchised hauler, and Polk County bills once a week collection through annual assessments rather than a monthly cart price. Confirm what applies to the address with the county that serves it, Osceola County Solid Waste on 407-742-7750 or Polk County Solid Waste on 863-284-4319.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Poinciana has no city hall and no municipal collection crew. The community sits across the Osceola and Polk county line, so the collection that serves a Poinciana address depends on which county the property is in, and the two programs differ in ways that matter. Osceola County runs once a week garbage, recycling, yard waste and bulk through Waste Management, with appliance collection scheduled separately and a supplemental collection available when a pile runs past the weekly limit. Polk County runs once a week household and yard waste through GFL and FCC Environmental, bills the service through annual assessments, and holds furniture and appliance collection once a month on a pre set day. Both counties keep construction debris, tires, propane, motor oil and chemicals out of the carts, and both run a free household hazardous waste site for their own residents.
Each county runs a once a week household collection for its unincorporated residents, with the cart out by 6 a.m. on the collection day and the same three foot placement rule on both sides of the line.
City cost & eligibility
Neither county publishes a residential collection rate for the household. Osceola County delivers the collection through a franchised hauler, and Polk County bills once a week collection through annual assessments rather than a monthly cart price. Confirm what applies to the address with the county that serves it, Osceola County Solid Waste on 407-742-7750 or Polk County Solid Waste on 863-284-4319.
When & how
Once a week in both counties. Osceola County asks for carts out no earlier than 6:00 p.m. the night before and no later than 6:00 a.m. on collection day, and Polk County asks for household waste out the night before or by 6:00 a.m. with collection running Monday to Friday between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Get it ready
In Polk County the household waste goes inside the county issued roll cart, which comes in 35, 65 or 95 gallon sizes, with the lid opening toward the street, the cart within three feet of the curb or the edge of the street and at least three feet from other fixed objects, and nothing resting on top. Up to five additional bags of household waste may be put out four times a calendar year. In Osceola County the cart goes within three feet of the curb with about four feet of clearance, the handle facing the house and the lid arrows toward the street, and household waste stays inside the cart rather than beside it.
Osceola County takes bulky waste in the weekly round up to three cubic yards, and Polk County holds a furniture and appliance day once a month on a pre set schedule.
City cost & eligibility
Neither county publishes a separate bulky item rate. Osceola County includes up to three cubic yards in the weekly collection and charges for a supplemental collection through the hauler, with the county cap published as a rate per cubic yard, while Polk County includes furniture and appliance collection in the service billed through annual assessments. Confirm the item, the day and any charge with the hauler that serves the address.
When & how
Osceola County collects bulk waste once a week on the regular garbage day and may decline anything beyond three cubic yards, which can then be scheduled as a supplemental collection. Polk County collects furniture and appliances once a month on its pre set day, and the county publishes a furniture and appliance schedule for the address.
Get it ready
Somebody home enough to keep the load tidy matters here: in Polk County everything has to be within three feet of the curb or the edge of the street and at least three feet from other fixed objects and out by 6 a.m. on the collection day, and a pile that does not comply is left in place and can draw a code enforcement notice. Osceola County wants the pile clear of the cart and free of construction material. In both counties, keep the pile separate from yard waste and set out only material the household generated rather than a contractor's debris.
Neither county names bedding in its bulky list, so a mattress has to be confirmed with the hauler that serves the address.
City cost & eligibility
No published rate covers bedding. Osceola County describes bulky waste as larger household items such as chairs, tables and couches, and Polk County accepts household items that were not structurally attached to the house on its furniture and appliance day, so confirm the mattress with the hauler before it goes out and ask whether it counts inside the cubic yard allowance or as its own item.
When & how
If the mattress is accepted it goes out with the bulky round that serves the address, which is weekly in Osceola County and monthly in Polk County, and never before the set out window opens.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and wrap it so the crew can lift it without debris falling out, and add it to the same pile as the rest of the load so one visit covers everything. Ask when you call whether a box spring, an adjustable base or a bed frame counts as part of the same item or as separate pieces.
Osceola County schedules appliance collection separately from the bulk pile, and Polk County takes appliances on its monthly furniture and appliance day with the doors secured.
City cost & eligibility
Neither county publishes a separate appliance rate. Osceola County requires an appliance collection to be scheduled, and Polk County includes appliances in the furniture and appliance collection that is billed through annual assessments, so confirm the item, the day and any charge with the hauler.
When & how
Osceola County takes an appliance on a scheduled collection after a call to the hauler, and Polk County takes it on the monthly furniture and appliance day, curbside by 6 a.m. with the doors removed or sealed.
Get it ready
Remove or seal the appliance doors, because Polk County requires it to protect children and Osceola County asks for doors to be removed or sealed, and empty the unit of food, water, dishes and clothes. Ask how a unit that still holds refrigerant should be prepared, since neither county publishes a degassing step for the curbside pickup.
Electronics stay out of the curbside carts, and each county takes them free at its own household hazardous waste site.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Households in the county that owns the site. Osceola County takes electronics free from Osceola households at the Bass Road Disposal Facility or the St. Cloud Transfer Station, and Polk County takes household chemical and electronic waste at no additional fee from Polk residents at the facility on Environmental Loop in Winter Haven, where businesses, nonprofits and other entities are not eligible.
When & how
Drop off during site hours. Osceola County's Bass Road facility opens Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. with the last chemical load at 2:45 p.m. and is closed weekends, and the St. Cloud Transfer Station opens Monday through Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Polk County's household hazardous waste facility opens Friday from 8:00 a.m. to noon and Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep electronics out of the garbage and the recycling cart in both counties, and treat batteries separately because the two counties give the same warning about lithium batteries. Osceola County asks for lithium ion batteries to be kept out of waste and recycling carts and for the terminals to be taped, and Polk County states that ordinary alkaline batteries are safe in the garbage while rechargeable batteries have to be recycled.
Both counties refuse construction material in the curbside carts, and Polk County takes residential construction debris at its Northeast Landfill convenience center.
City cost & eligibility
Neither county publishes a residential rate for construction material at the curb, because neither collects it there. Polk County's Northeast Landfill Customer Convenience Center pilot takes residential construction debris and its landfill publishes tipping fees, and Osceola County directs non conforming material to the contracted haulers or the Solid Waste Authority, so confirm the destination and the price with the county office or the private hauler.
When & how
Curbside collection is not offered for this material. Polk County's Northeast Landfill Customer Convenience Center opens Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., and the county landfill and transfer station run their own posted hours.
Get it ready
Keep construction material, land clearing debris, whole trees, stumps and root systems out of both county carts, because Polk County tags non routine yard waste and refuses construction debris and eviction loads, and Osceola County refuses construction material in the waste and recycling carts. Use a permitted commercial hauler for a project load; Polk County publishes a list of local haulers for non conforming material and bulky waste.
Exercise equipment is named by neither county, so the machine has to be confirmed before it goes to the curb.
City cost & eligibility
The counties publish no rate for an item they do not name. Exercise equipment is not in the Osceola County examples of chairs, tables and couches or in the Polk County description of household items, so call the hauler that serves the address and confirm whether the machine is accepted, which day it belongs to and what it counts as.
When & how
Confirm with the hauler first, then set the machine out with the bulky round for the address, weekly in Osceola County and monthly in Polk County, within the same set out window as the rest of the load.
Get it ready
Describe the machine when you call, including whether it folds down and how much of the curb it takes, because in Polk County a non conforming pile can draw a code enforcement notice. Take off loose weights and the console, break down what comes apart, and keep the pieces together in one pile.
Yard waste is collected once a week in both counties, with containers and branches kept inside a size limit and non routine material left behind.
City cost & eligibility
Neither county publishes a separate yard waste rate. Osceola County includes the weekly collection in the franchised service and charges for a supplemental collection through the hauler, and Polk County includes routine yard waste in the collection billed through annual assessments. Confirm the charge and the collection day with the county that serves the address.
When & how
Once a week in both counties. Osceola County takes up to three cubic yards or ten containers and bags a week on the regular garbage day, and Polk County collects routine yard waste on the recycling day for the address with curbside hours from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Get it ready
Osceola County wants yard waste in a 45 gallon container or bagged under 50 pounds, with branches no longer than 4 feet and no larger than 6 inches in diameter. Polk County wants everything bagged, bundled or containerized, no more than four containers a week, each under 30 pounds, with branches no longer than 3 feet and no more than 2 inches in diameter at least 3 feet from other fixed objects. Neither county takes whole trees, stumps, logs, root systems or land clearing debris, and Polk County tags that material with a non collection notice.
Hazardous material never goes in a cart, and each county runs a free household drop off for its own residents.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Households in the county that owns the site. Osceola County takes household chemicals free from Osceola households, and Polk County accepts household chemical and electronic waste at no additional fee from Polk residents only, with businesses, nonprofits and other entities excluded and federal law requiring businesses to arrange their own disposal.
When & how
Osceola County's Bass Road Disposal Facility at 750 S. Bass Road in Kissimmee opens Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. with the last chemical load at 2:45 p.m., and the St. Cloud Transfer Station at 2701 Peghorn Way opens Monday through Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Polk County's household hazardous waste facility is at 5 Environmental Loop S. in Winter Haven and opens Friday from 8:00 a.m. to noon and Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep products in original containers with the labels intact, never mix different or unknown chemicals, put a leaking container inside a larger container with absorbent material, and carry the load in the trunk or away from the driver and passengers. Osceola County requires containers of five gallons or smaller, while Polk County takes fuel and gas cylinders up to five gallons and limits paint to 20 gallons a year, with latex paint allowed to be dried out and put in the household garbage.
Poinciana sits across the Osceola and Polk county line, and the collection that serves an address depends on which county owns it. Osceola County runs once a week garbage, recycling, yard waste and bulk through Waste Management and can be reached at 407-742-7750, while Polk County runs once a week household and yard waste through GFL and FCC Environmental with a monthly furniture and appliance day and can be reached at 863-284-4319.
Both counties want the material at the curb before the collection starts. Osceola County sets the window at no earlier than 6:00 p.m. the night before and no later than 6:00 a.m. on collection day, and Polk County asks for household and routine yard waste out the night before or by 6:00 a.m. with collection running Monday to Friday between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Three feet from the curb and three feet from everything else
Polk County wants the garbage cart within three feet of the curb or the edge of the street and at least three feet from other fixed objects, with the lid opening toward the street and nothing on top, and each bundle, bag or container of yard waste under 30 pounds. Osceola County wants carts within three feet of the curb with about four feet of clearance, the handle facing the house and the lid arrows toward the street, and a bulky pile clear of the cart and free of construction material.
Construction material, tires, car and boat parts, engines, propane cylinders, asbestos, explosives, biomedical waste and sharps stay out of the carts in both counties, and so does household hazardous waste such as lead acid batteries, used oil and oil filters. Paint, chemicals and electronic waste go free to the county household hazardous waste site, which for Osceola County is the Bass Road facility in Kissimmee and for Polk County is the facility on Environmental Loop in Winter Haven.
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Osceola County Solid Waste and Polk County Solid Waste, each serving the unincorporated part of Poinciana inside its own county line
Scheduled supplemental collection in Osceola County
An Osceola County household with more than the weekly allowance of yard waste or bulky material.
Cost & conditions
The county publishes a ceiling on what a customer can be charged for a supplemental yard waste or bulky collection, set as a rate per cubic yard, rather than a fixed price, and the amount is confirmed when the collection is scheduled with the hauler on 407-605-3892.
Arrange it
Call the hauler to schedule the supplemental collection, then set the material out within the county placement rules and no earlier than 6:00 p.m. the night before the scheduled day.
Osceola County takes up to three cubic yards or ten containers of yard waste and up to three cubic yards of bulky waste in the ordinary weekly round, and anything above that has to be scheduled as a supplemental collection rather than left for the regular truck.
A household with a load that does not meet the county collection rules, such as a renovation pile, a tree removal or a move out.
Cost & conditions
The counties publish no rate for a private hauler, so confirm the container size, the material, the pickup window and the price with the company, and ask where the load is going before the container is delivered.
Arrange it
Describe the material and where it will be staged, and confirm the destination, since Polk County publishes its list of local commercial haulers specifically for non conforming material and bulky waste.
This route replaces the curbside collection for the material rather than adding to it, because both counties refuse construction debris and land clearing material, and Polk County will not collect an eviction or move out load.
Osceola County household chemical and electronics drop off
Bass Road Disposal Facility
750 S. Bass Road, Kissimmee, FL 34746
Household chemicals including antifreeze, solvents, car batteries, waste oil and filters, brake and transmission fluid, small quantities of used gasoline, paints, thinners and wood preservatives, cooking oil, propane tanks, fire extinguishers, unknown chemicals, pesticides, cleaning products, muriatic acid and pool chemicals, along with electronics such as computers, monitors, televisions, cell phones and detectors, and single use, button cell, rechargeable, alkaline and lead acid batteries.
Osceola County residential households only, with business and commercial waste refused and 55 gallon drums not accepted. Materials go in containers of five gallons or smaller, never mixed, in the original labelled container where possible, with leaking containers packed into a larger container with absorbent material and the load carried in the trunk away from passengers. The last household chemical load is accepted at 2:45 p.m.
Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday.
No charge. Osceola County residential households, free for household chemicals, electronics and the accepted batteries, with the same site open to St. Cloud residents together with the transfer station on Peghorn Way.
Household chemical and electronic waste, including auto and boat batteries, household batteries, fuel and gas cylinders up to five gallons, used oil, filters and antifreeze, pesticides, mercury and fluorescent lights, flares, paint, and used cooking oil.
Non commercial Polk County residents only. Businesses, nonprofits and other entities are not eligible, and federal law requires them to arrange their own hazardous waste disposal. Motor oil is banned from landfill disposal, paint is limited to 20 gallons a year, and latex paint may instead be dried out with sand, cat litter or sawdust and placed in the household garbage with the lid off.
Friday from 8:00 a.m. to noon and Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
No charge. Polk County residential households at no additional fee for household chemical and electronic waste, with the restriction that businesses, nonprofits and other entities are not eligible for the service.
Household, yard and bulk waste from Polk County residents, along with residential construction debris, tires and scrap metal.
This is a Polk County pilot program for county residents delivering their own material, and the site hours are shorter than the landfill's. Material that does not meet the county curbside rules is the resident's responsibility to move, so the load is separated before the trip.
Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Polk County publishes tipping fees at its landfill and transfer station, and the convenience center pilot takes household, yard, bulk and residential construction material without publishing a single flat rate on the page, so confirm the charge for the load with Polk County Solid Waste on 863-284-4319 before hauling.
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 often are large items collected?+
It depends on the county. Osceola County collects bulk waste once a week on the regular garbage day, with up to three cubic yards, and anything larger becomes a scheduled supplemental collection. Polk County collects furniture and appliances once a month on a pre set day that follows the address, which the county schedule lookup shows.Official guidance
What will neither county collect at the curb?+
Construction material, tires, car and boat parts, engines, propane cylinders, asbestos, radioactive material, explosives, biomedical waste and sharps, and household hazardous waste such as lead acid batteries and used oil or oil filters. Osceola County also refuses construction material in the waste and recycling carts, and Polk County refuses whole trees, stumps, root systems and land clearing debris.Official guidance
How does an appliance get collected?+
Call ahead in either county. Osceola County states that appliance collection has to be scheduled separately from the weekly bulk round, and Polk County collects appliances with its monthly furniture and appliance pickup. Doors have to be removed or sealed in both programs, and the unit is emptied first.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go?+
To the household hazardous waste site of the county the address sits in. Osceola County accepts computers, monitors, televisions, cell phones and detectors free at the Bass Road facility in Kissimmee or the St. Cloud Transfer Station, and Polk County accepts electronic waste at no additional fee from its own residents at the facility on Environmental Loop in Winter Haven.Official guidance
Which batteries belong in the trash?+
Only single use alkaline batteries in Polk County, and Osceola County likewise keeps lithium ion batteries out of the waste and recycling carts. Rechargeable batteries have to be recycled at a drop off site, and lead acid, marine and vehicle batteries are household hazardous waste rather than trash in both counties.Official guidance
Where does renovation debris go?+
Not to the curb. Polk County refuses construction debris in the curbside collections and opens the Northeast Landfill Customer Convenience Center for household, yard and bulk waste along with residential construction debris, tires and scrap metal, while Osceola County refuses construction material in its carts and leaves the load to a commercial hauler.Official guidance
Who takes a load the county will not?+
A permitted commercial hauler. Polk County publishes a list of local commercial haulers for the removal of non conforming material and bulky waste, and both counties expect contractor generated debris to leave with the contractor that produced it rather than at the curb.Official guidance
Is my Poinciana address in Osceola or Polk County?+
It has to be established before anything is booked, because Poinciana straddles the county line and the two programs differ. Osceola County serves unincorporated addresses with once a week garbage, recycling, yard waste and bulk collection through Waste Management, and Polk County serves its unincorporated households with once a week household and yard waste plus a monthly furniture and appliance day, billed through annual assessments.Official guidance
Who collects the waste in Poinciana?+
There is no municipal collection, so it depends on the county. Osceola County contracts the work to Waste Management, reached on 407-605-3892 with the county solid waste office on 407-742-7750, and Polk County contracts with GFL and FCC Environmental, reached through Polk County Solid Waste on 863-284-4319.Official guidance
How much bulky waste is allowed at once?+
Osceola County takes up to three cubic yards in the weekly bulk collection and requires anything larger to be scheduled as a supplemental collection. Polk County has no weekly bulky round at all, because furniture and appliances are collected once a month on a pre set day for the address.Official guidance
Is curbside recycling still collected?+
In Osceola County, yes, recycling is collected once a week as part of the curbside service. In Polk County curbside recycling collection has been discontinued, and a household may keep using its recycling cart for household or yard waste until the cart is no longer serviceable or ask for it to be removed.Official guidance
How do I get a second garbage cart?+
In Polk County a homeowner leases a second garbage cart for a published one time fee, with a convenience fee added for an online payment, and a damaged or missing cart is replaced free of charge though the cart does not transfer if the home is sold. In Osceola County the cart request goes through the county solid waste office at 407-742-7750.Official guidance
