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City collection A couch cannot go out with the city's weekly refuse because the program requires an approved wheeled can and refuses loose bagged material, and no city furniture collection exists. The Clark County Transfer and Recycling FAQ names sofas and large furniture as accepted bulky items on a different fee scale. The city publishes no furniture pickup and therefore no furniture rate. The transfer station publishes a general 65 dollar per ton rate with a one ton minimum for trash and construction debris and states separately that bulky items such as sofas may be subject to a different scale, so confirm the price with the station on (812) 282-8877 when the load arrives or before leaving.
City collection A mattress is not part of the city refuse service, which requires an approved wheeled can, and neither the city nor the county recycling district publishes a mattress program. The transfer station names mattresses first in the bulky item answer on its own FAQ. No mattress rate is published by the city, and the transfer station's bulky items are described as possibly carrying a different fee scale than standard household waste, so the truck scale result is what decides the price. Confirm with the station on (812) 282-8877 before the trip.
City collection Metal appliances split off from electronics at the Clark County Recycling District and are taken free, with washers, dryers, dishwashers, fans, heaters and toaster ovens named on the free list. Cooling appliances are the restricted case: the district's fee page opens by suspending refrigerators and coolant items while a later section on the same page lists refrigerant items as currently free. Metal appliances are free at the district office, so the price question only arises for a cooling appliance or a unit with electronics in it. The district normally lists refrigerant items such as dehumidifiers, freezers, refrigerators and a/c window units as free subject to change but has suspended acceptance of refrigerators and items with coolant until its vendor can remove coolant again, and the transfer station charges 30 dollars per refrigerator. Confirm the current rule with the district on (812) 256-7942 before moving a unit.
City collection Jeffersonville publishes a weekly refuse collection and a yard waste service, but no large item collection at all. The city requires an approved wheeled can and refuses bagged trash outside one, so a sofa, mattress or cabinet cannot go out as refuse, and the published self haul route is the Clark County Transfer and Recycling station, which accepts mattresses, sofas and large furniture as bulky items. No city rate exists because the city publishes no bulky item service. The transfer station publishes its general scale at 65 dollars per ton for trash and construction debris and 30 dollars per ton for yard waste, each with a one ton minimum, but its own FAQ says bulky items may be subject to a different fee scale than standard household waste. Confirm the bulky item price with the station on (812) 282-8877 before loading a vehicle.
The highest first-item price applies once. Every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Applicable sales tax is shown before payment.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Jeffersonville splits its waste work between two public bodies, and each one says so on its own page. The city Sanitation Department collects single-family residential refuse weekly, sells the wheeled hinged-lid can it requires for 82 dollars, refuses bagged trash that is not in an approved can, and runs the chipper, claw and yard waste trucks in residential areas. Curbside recycling and household hazardous waste belong to the Clark County Recycling District, which states plainly that the Sanitation Department is not responsible for either. Every Jeffersonville household pays the district's 34 dollar yearly recycling fee whether or not it sets a container out, and the district takes recycling every other week on the usual trash day while it runs electronics and household hazardous waste drop-offs by appointment at its Charlestown office. The city publishes no large item collection, so a sofa, mattress, appliance or pile of renovation debris goes either to that district office, which takes metal appliances and scrap metal free and prices everything else, or to the Clark County Transfer and Recycling station, which states in its own FAQ that mattresses, sofas and large furniture are accepted from any county at a bulk fee scale.
Jeffersonville publishes a weekly refuse collection and a yard waste service, but no large item collection at all. The city requires an approved wheeled can and refuses bagged trash outside one, so a sofa, mattress or cabinet cannot go out as refuse, and the published self haul route is the Clark County Transfer and Recycling station, which accepts mattresses, sofas and large furniture as bulky items.
City cost & eligibility
No city rate exists because the city publishes no bulky item service. The transfer station publishes its general scale at 65 dollars per ton for trash and construction debris and 30 dollars per ton for yard waste, each with a one ton minimum, but its own FAQ says bulky items may be subject to a different fee scale than standard household waste. Confirm the bulky item price with the station on (812) 282-8877 before loading a vehicle.
When & how
There is no bulky item day to wait for. Take the load to the Clark County Transfer and Recycling station during its published hours, Monday to Friday 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. or Saturday 7 a.m. to noon.
Get it ready
Keep bulky material out of the required refuse can, keep it off the curb because the city does not collect it, and expect to stop at the scale house first because every load at the transfer station starts there.
A couch cannot go out with the city's weekly refuse because the program requires an approved wheeled can and refuses loose bagged material, and no city furniture collection exists. The Clark County Transfer and Recycling FAQ names sofas and large furniture as accepted bulky items on a different fee scale.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no furniture pickup and therefore no furniture rate. The transfer station publishes a general 65 dollar per ton rate with a one ton minimum for trash and construction debris and states separately that bulky items such as sofas may be subject to a different scale, so confirm the price with the station on (812) 282-8877 when the load arrives or before leaving.
When & how
Take the piece to the Clark County Transfer and Recycling station during its published hours, or arrange a private hauler, because there is no municipal furniture collection day.
Get it ready
Keep the piece off the curb, remove cushions and drawers so the load is easy to handle, and keep anything reusable out of the pile and offer it for donation first.
A mattress is not part of the city refuse service, which requires an approved wheeled can, and neither the city nor the county recycling district publishes a mattress program. The transfer station names mattresses first in the bulky item answer on its own FAQ.
City cost & eligibility
No mattress rate is published by the city, and the transfer station's bulky items are described as possibly carrying a different fee scale than standard household waste, so the truck scale result is what decides the price. Confirm with the station on (812) 282-8877 before the trip.
When & how
Deliver the mattress to the transfer station during its published hours. There is no municipal mattress collection to schedule.
Get it ready
Keep the unit dry and wrapped so it can be handled, keep a mattress and box spring together so they can be weighed as one load, and keep the set off the curb because the city will not collect it.
Metal appliances split off from electronics at the Clark County Recycling District and are taken free, with washers, dryers, dishwashers, fans, heaters and toaster ovens named on the free list. Cooling appliances are the restricted case: the district's fee page opens by suspending refrigerators and coolant items while a later section on the same page lists refrigerant items as currently free.
City cost & eligibility
Metal appliances are free at the district office, so the price question only arises for a cooling appliance or a unit with electronics in it. The district normally lists refrigerant items such as dehumidifiers, freezers, refrigerators and a/c window units as free subject to change but has suspended acceptance of refrigerators and items with coolant until its vendor can remove coolant again, and the transfer station charges 30 dollars per refrigerator. Confirm the current rule with the district on (812) 256-7942 before moving a unit.
When & how
Metal appliances go to the district office at 112 Industrial Way by appointment during its published hours, and a cooling appliance waits until the district confirms it can take one again or goes to the transfer station on its own hours.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, remove food, glass shelving and loose parts, take the doors off or disable them, keep the lines uncut and unsealed, and expect the transfer station to require a professional's recovery sticker on any appliance that held refrigerant.
The Clark County Recycling District prices all electronics at 0.45 per pound for residents, by appointment at its Charlestown office, with metal appliances the one stated exception because those are free. The transfer station refuses televisions and electronics outright, so the district office is the published route.
City cost & eligibility
The district publishes electronics at 0.45 per pound, so the price depends on the weight of the item, and its office is residents only and by appointment. Confirm the appointment and the current rate with the district on (812) 256-7942 before loading a vehicle, and remember that alkaline and lithium batteries are not accepted at the district office.
When & how
Book an appointment with the district, then deliver the electronics to 112 Industrial Way in Charlestown during office hours, Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. or Wednesday to 7 p.m.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before handover, leave alkaline and lithium batteries out because the district refuses them, keep batteries and light bulbs out of the load, and keep electronics out of the refuse can because the transfer station will not take them either.
Neither the city refuse program nor the recycling district takes construction material, so the published destination is the Clark County Transfer and Recycling station, which prices construction and demolition debris at 65 dollars per ton with a one ton minimum. The city's own dumpster rental service is also worth knowing about because it shuts down for the winter.
City cost & eligibility
The transfer station publishes construction and demolition debris at 65 dollars per ton with a one ton minimum and 10 dollars per load for disposal removal assistance, so the price depends on weight. Confirm the current rate and any load restrictions with the station on (812) 282-8877, because a small household load still meets the one ton minimum.
When & how
Take the load to the transfer station Monday to Friday 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. or Saturday 7 a.m. to noon, and plan around the city's own dumpster rental closure from November 16 to January 8 if a rental is needed.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the refuse and recycling containers, separate it from yard waste and household trash so it is weighed correctly, and cover the load for the drive in because every load has to start at the scale house.
Exercise equipment is not named by the city, the recycling district or the transfer station, so a machine has to be routed by what it is made of. A substantially metal machine fits the district's free scrap metal dumpster, and anything else is a bulky load at the transfer station.
City cost & eligibility
No published list or rate names an exercise machine. Scrap metal is free in the district's dedicated dumpster at its Charlestown office, while the transfer station charges 65 dollars per ton for trash with a one ton minimum and may price bulky items on a different scale. Confirm with the district on (812) 256-7942 or the station on (812) 282-8877 before moving the machine.
When & how
Take a metal machine to the district office during its office hours, or a mixed-material machine to the transfer station during its own hours. There is no city pickup to schedule.
Get it ready
Break the machine down as far as it will come apart, separate the metal frame from plastic covers and electronics so each part goes to the right route, and keep the parts off the curb because the city does not collect them.
Tires are priced by the tire at both published facilities rather than banned. The Clark County Recycling District charges by size and by whether the tire is on or off the rim, and the transfer station charges a flat per tire rate. Lead acid batteries, motor oil and antifreeze are free at the district office.
City cost & eligibility
The district publishes passenger and light duty tires at 2.50 off rim and 4.50 on rim, with semi truck tires from 10.50 and tractor tires from 12.00, and the transfer station charges 10 dollars per car tire, 20 dollars per truck tire and 40 dollars per tractor tire with an estimate required for some agricultural sizes. Confirm which facility will take the specific tires before leaving.
When & how
Deliver the tires to the district office during its published hours or to the transfer station Monday to Friday 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. or Saturday 7 a.m. to noon.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of the refuse and recycling containers, take them off the rims where possible because off-rim pricing is lower, and keep lead acid car batteries, used motor oil and antifreeze separate so they can go to the district's free drop-off.
The city's own page hands household hazardous waste to the Clark County Recycling District, which takes it at its Charlestown office by appointment, residents only, with manufacturer labels required. Oils, fluids and lead acid batteries are free, while paint, aerosols, bulbs, yard chemicals and lab pack items carry defined fees and acids, corrosives, pool chemicals and oxidizers are refused.
City cost & eligibility
The district publishes a long and specific fee list rather than one household rate: latex paint at 2.50 for a one gallon can, 1.25 for a one quart can and 12.50 for a five gallon pail, oil based paint at 0.40 per pound, aluminum and two part paints at 6.00 per pound, aerosols at 2.00 per pound, fluorescent tubes at 0.25 per foot, and pesticides, fertilizers and herbicides at a 5.00 flat fee, while antifreeze, motor oil, oil filters, gasoline, lead acid batteries, mineral spirits and propane tanks in small camping or gas grill sizes are free. Confirm the current schedule and your items with the district on (812) 256-7942.
When & how
Make an appointment with the district, then bring the material to 112 Industrial Way in Charlestown during office hours, Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. or Wednesday to 7 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep every chemical out of the refuse can and the recycling container, keep original manufacturer labels on the containers because the district requires them, leave acids, corrosives, pool chemicals and oxidizers at home because they are refused, and take alkaline batteries to a retailer because the district does not accept them.
The city collects refuse and yard waste, not large items
The Sanitation Department collects single-family residential refuse weekly under Indiana Codes 36-9-2 and 36-9-30 and ordinance 2009-OR-031, with trash at the curb by 6 a.m. on the assigned day. Cans must be on wheels, have hinged lids and be mechanically liftable, and the department sells that type of can for 82 dollars, which it describes as the city's own cost. Bagged trash that is not inside an approved receptacle is not picked up, because crews are not asked to handle loose bags for sharps safety. The Street Department runs chipper, claw and yard waste trucks for limbs, yard waste and brush in residential areas, and both departments publish the same holiday table showing exactly which pickup day each 2026 and 2027 holiday shifts to. Two operational notices matter through the winter: no yard waste or chipper trucks in the weeks following Thanksgiving and Christmas, and no yard waste, chipper or dumpster rentals between November 16 and January 8.
Recycling and hazardous waste belong to the county district
The city page says it directly: the Clark County Recycling District, and not the Sanitation Department, is responsible for household hazardous waste disposal and curbside recycling inside Jeffersonville. That district has been collecting curbside recycling here since a June 1993 ordinance, and every household inside the Jeffersonville, Clarksville and Sellersburg boundaries pays a 34 dollar yearly recycling fee whether or not it sets anything out, billed on the property tax statement. Recycling runs every other week, usually on the same day as trash, and only households with municipal trash service qualify. Routes start at 6 a.m. and finish by 5 p.m., recycling goes in a clearly marked container, more than five flattened boxes have to be broken down and tied, and a missed pickup has to be reported within 24 hours so the truck tracking data can be checked.
The two self haul routes price material by weight or by item
Because the city publishes no large item collection, the practical routes are the two facilities that do publish rules. The Clark County Recycling District office at 112 Industrial Way in Charlestown takes appliances with metal in them, scrap metal, lead acid batteries, motor oil, antifreeze, gasoline, mineral spirits, propane tanks in small camping or gas grill sizes and toner cartridges free, prices all other electronics at 0.45 per pound, prices paint by the container or the pound, prices tires by size and has suspended refrigerators and items with coolant until its vendor can remove coolant again. The Clark County Transfer and Recycling station at 5321 County Road 403 takes residential loads from any county, prices trash and construction debris at 65 dollars per ton with a one ton minimum and yard waste at 30 dollars per ton, charges 10 dollars per car tire and 30 dollars per refrigerator, states that mattresses, sofas and large furniture are accepted as bulky items on a different fee scale, and refuses chemicals, paint, motor oil, batteries, televisions and electronics, medical waste, asbestos and flammable liquids.
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 Jeffersonville Sanitation Department, with the Clark County Recycling District
Use the city refuse and yard waste collection for what it takes
A single-family Jeffersonville household with ordinary household trash, recycling and yard waste.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes the 82 dollar price of the required can and the collection rules but no monthly or annual collection rate on the retained page, so confirm the current billing with the Sanitation Department on 812-285-6455. The separate recycling charge is published: every household inside the Jeffersonville, Clarksville and Sellersburg boundaries pays the district's 34 dollar yearly fee regardless of participation, billed on the property tax statement.
Arrange it
Put approved wheeled cans at the curb by 6 a.m. on the assigned pickup day, and set recycling out the night before on the every other week cycle because recycling routes start at 6 a.m.
Refuse has to be inside an approved hinged-lid wheeled can, bagged material outside a can is not collected, and the service covers household refuse and yard waste rather than furniture, appliances or construction material.
City of Jeffersonville Sanitation Department, with the Clark County Recycling District
Recycle every other week on the district route
A Jeffersonville household inside the city limits that receives municipal trash service.
Cost & conditions
$34 per household per year. The district's mandatory curbside recycling program covers households inside the Jeffersonville, Clarksville and Sellersburg boundaries, and every household in those limits pays the 34 dollar yearly fee regardless of participation, billed on the property tax statement. Residents of unincorporated Clark County pay 17 dollars a year for drop-off access instead of curbside service.
Arrange it
Set recycling out the night before in a clearly marked container, because routes start at 6 a.m., and email the district for the every other week schedule for the address.
Only households receiving municipal trash service qualify, recycling must be in a marked container and visible, and more than five flattened boxes must be broken down and tied before they will be collected.
City of Jeffersonville Sanitation Department, with the Clark County Recycling District
Book the county district office for electronics and chemicals
A Jeffersonville household with a television, computer, paint, propane tank, used oil, lead acid battery or other household hazardous material.
Cost & conditions
The district publishes a mixed structure rather than one rate: metal appliances, scrap metal, lead acid batteries, motor oil, antifreeze, gasoline, mineral spirits, propane tanks in small camping or gas grill sizes and toner cartridges are free, while electronics are 0.45 per pound, latex paint is 2.50 for a one gallon can, oil based paint is 0.40 per pound and fluorescent tubes are 0.25 per foot. Confirm the appointment and the current rate with the district on (812) 256-7942.
Arrange it
Make an appointment online or by phone, then bring the material to 112 Industrial Way in Charlestown during office hours, Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. or Wednesday to 7 p.m.
Residents only, no businesses, hazardous waste has to keep its manufacturer's label, the district may refuse any material, and acids, corrosives, pool chemicals and oxidizers are not accepted at all.
Self haul bulky and construction material to the transfer station
A household with furniture, mattresses, construction debris or other bulky material, including addresses that contract their own trash service.
Cost & conditions
The station publishes trash and construction debris at 65 dollars per ton with a one ton minimum, yard waste at 30 dollars per ton, 10 dollars per load for disposal removal assistance, 10 dollars per car tire, 20 dollars per truck tire, 40 dollars per tractor tire and 30 dollars per refrigerator, and states that bulky items such as mattresses and sofas may be subject to a different fee scale. Confirm with the station on (812) 282-8877 before loading.
Arrange it
Drive to 5321 County Road 403 in Charlestown during disposal hours, stop before the scale and wait for the green light, then follow the signs to the drop-off zone for the load.
Chemicals, paint, motor oil, batteries, televisions and electronics, medical waste, asbestos, flammable liquids, railroad ties, propane and fuel tanks, 55 gallon drums and radioactive materials are refused, and a refrigerator is only accepted once a professional has recovered the freon and stickerred the unit.
Electronics priced by weight, metal appliances such as washers, dryers, dishwashers, fans, heaters and toaster ovens at no charge, scrap metal, antifreeze, motor oil and oil filters, automatic transmission fluid, brake fluid, gasoline, kerosene, lead acid batteries, propane tanks in small camping or gas grill sizes, mineral spirits and paint thinner, toner cartridges, latex and oil based paint, aerosols, fluorescent tubes and lamps, solar panels and yard chemicals
Residents only and no businesses, by appointment, with a manufacturer's label required on hazardous waste and the right reserved to refuse any material. Alkaline and lithium batteries, acids, corrosives, pool chemicals and oxidizers are not accepted, and refrigerators and items with coolant are suspended until the district's vendor can remove coolant again even though a later section of the same page lists refrigerant items as currently free.
Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with Wednesday extended to 7 p.m., appointments required on (812) 256-7942
The district publishes a fee list rather than a single rate: metal appliances and scrap metal, motor oil, antifreeze, gasoline, lead acid batteries, mineral spirits and small propane tanks are free, electronics are 0.45 per pound, latex paint is 2.50 for a one gallon can, 1.25 for a quart and 12.50 for a five gallon pail, oil based paint is 0.40 per pound, aerosols are 2.00 per pound, fluorescent tubes are 0.25 per foot and yard chemicals are a 5.00 flat fee. Confirm with the district before a trip.
Municipal solid waste, construction and demolition debris, yard waste, ferrous metal, 100 percent corrugated cardboard, mattresses, sofas and large furniture as bulky items, tires and refrigerators, freezers and air conditioning units prepared for freon recovery
Commercial and residential customers from any county are welcome, and every load has to start at the scale house. Chemicals, medical waste, asbestos, flammable liquids, paint, motor oil, railroad ties, propane and fuel tanks, 55 gallon drums, televisions and electronics, batteries and radioactive materials are refused, glass is accepted only as waste rather than as a recyclable, and a refrigerator is only taken once a professional has recovered the freon and applied a sticker, with doors removed, the unit empty and refrigerant lines neither cut nor leaking.
Monday to Friday 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday 7 a.m. to noon, closed Sundays
The published scale is 65 dollars per ton for trash and for construction and demolition debris with a one ton minimum, 30 dollars per ton for yard waste, 10 dollars per load for disposal removal assistance, 10 dollars per car tire, 20 dollars per truck tire, 40 dollars per tractor tire and 30 dollars per refrigerator, while bulky items such as mattresses and sofas are described as possibly carrying a different fee scale. Confirm on (812) 282-8877 before loading a vehicle.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
Does Jeffersonville pick up bulky items at the curb?+
No large item collection is published by the city. The Sanitation Department describes its job as single-family residential sanitation collection, requires trash in a wheeled can with a hinged lid and states that it does not pick up bagged trash that is not in an approved receptacle, so a sofa or mattress is outside the service. The published route is a self haul: the Clark County Transfer and Recycling station states that mattresses, sofas and large furniture are accepted as bulky items.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a couch in Jeffersonville?+
Take it to the Clark County Transfer and Recycling station or call a private hauler. The city publishes no furniture collection, requires an approved wheeled can for refuse and refuses bagged trash outside one, while the transfer station's own FAQ says it accepts bulky items such as mattresses, sofas and large furniture from residential customers of any county, on a fee scale that may differ from standard household waste.Official guidance
Where does a mattress go in Jeffersonville?+
To the Clark County Transfer and Recycling station, which states in its FAQ that mattresses, sofas and large furniture are accepted as bulky items. The city does not collect them, because residential refuse has to be in an approved wheeled can and the department states it does not pick up bagged trash that is not in an approved receptacle.Official guidance
Where do appliances go in Jeffersonville?+
Metal appliances go free to the Clark County Recycling District office at 112 Industrial Way in Charlestown, which names washers, dryers, dishwashers, fans, heaters and toaster ovens on its free list along with scrap metal. A refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner is the harder case: the district has suspended acceptance of refrigerators and items with coolant while its vendor is unavailable, and the transfer station takes refrigerators only after a professional has recovered the freon and stickerred the unit, with doors removed and lines sealed.Official guidance
Where can I take a television or computer in Jeffersonville?+
To the Clark County Recycling District office at 112 Industrial Way in Charlestown, by appointment, where all electronics are priced at 0.45 per pound, with metal appliances as the stated exception because those are free. The Clark County Transfer and Recycling station lists televisions and electronics among its restricted items and will not take them, so the district office is the published route.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Jeffersonville?+
The city Sanitation Department, for single-family residential refuse, under Indiana Codes 36-9-2 and 36-9-30 and city ordinance 2009-OR-031. Trash is picked up weekly and has to be at the curb by 6 a.m. in a wheeled can with a hinged lid that the department sells for 82 dollars, and bagged trash outside an approved receptacle is not collected. Curbside recycling is a separate job: the city page states that the Clark County Recycling District, not the Sanitation Department, handles curbside recycling and household hazardous waste.Official guidance
What happens to my pickup on a holiday?+
The city publishes a holiday table for 2026 and 2027 showing the exact day each route shifts to. A single-day holiday moves the routes that would have run that day to the next business day along with that day's regular route, so a Monday holiday means Monday and Tuesday routes are both collected on Tuesday, and the two-day Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays push the affected routes further. No yard waste or chipper trucks run in the weeks following Thanksgiving and Christmas.Official guidance
Do I have to pay for recycling in Jeffersonville?+
Yes, and every household pays whether or not it participates. The Clark County Recycling District states that the mandatory curbside program it established in June 1993 applies to residents within Sellersburg, Jeffersonville and Clarksville, that all households in those city limits must pay a yearly recycling fee of 34 dollars regardless of participation, and that the fee is included in the property tax statement. Curbside pickup runs every other week, usually on the same day as trash, and only households receiving municipal trash service qualify.Official guidance
Where does a television or a can of paint go?+
Both go to the Clark County Recycling District office at 112 Industrial Way in Charlestown, by appointment and for residents only. All electronics are priced at 0.45 per pound except metal appliances, which are free, and the fee list covers latex paint by the container, oil based paint by the pound, aerosols by the pound, fluorescent tubes by the foot and yard chemicals at a flat fee while antifreeze, motor oil, gasoline, lead acid batteries, mineral spirits and small propane tanks are free. Hazardous waste must keep its manufacturer's label, and acids, corrosives, pool chemicals and oxidizers are not accepted.Official guidance
Can I put a refrigerator out or take one somewhere?+
Not to the curb, and the two facilities handle it differently. The Clark County Recycling District fee page opens by suspending acceptance of refrigerators and items with coolant until its vendor can remove coolant again, even though a later section of the same page lists refrigerant items as currently free, so that has to be confirmed on (812) 256-7942. The Clark County Transfer and Recycling station charges 30 dollars per refrigerator and only takes one after a professional has recovered the freon and applied a sticker, with the doors removed, the unit empty and the refrigerant lines neither cut nor leaking.Official guidance
What do tires cost to get rid of here?+
Both facilities price tires per tire. The Clark County Recycling District charges 2.50 for a passenger or light duty tire off the rim and 4.50 on the rim, with semi truck tires from 10.50 and agricultural tires from 12.00 and an estimate required for some sizes. The Clark County Transfer and Recycling station charges 10 dollars per car tire, 20 dollars per truck tire and 40 dollars per tractor tire. Neither accepts tires in the curbside refuse or recycling containers.Official guidance
Do I have to use a specific trash can?+
Yes. The city states that trash cans must be on wheels, have hinged lids and be capable of being picked up mechanically, and that it does not pick up bagged trash that is not contained in an approved receptacle because of the risk from sharps. The Sanitation Department sells that type of can for 82 dollars, which it describes as the city's cost from the manufacturer, and it notes that similar cans are available from private retailers.Official guidance
