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City collection No city furniture collection is published, so a couch is either taken by the household's licensed hauler under its own contract or has to be donated or self hauled. There is no city rate because there is no city service. The published route is the licensed hauler the household chose, so ask that company whether it takes furniture, on which collection day and at what charge; the city's licensed list for 2025-2026 runs from Advanced Disposal on 616-669-7077 to Waste Management on 866-849-0076.
City collection Mattresses are not named in any published city service, so a mattress or box spring depends on the household's licensed hauler, and a retailer take-back or a county facility is the other option. Wyoming publishes no mattress fee and no mattress program, because collection is a private contract. Confirm with the household's licensed hauler before the unit is moved, and ask about a fee at the same time, since haulers commonly treat a mattress as a special item.
City collection No city appliance collection is published, so a refrigerator, washer or stove is a question for the household's licensed hauler, and a retailer that removes the old unit on delivery is the other common route. The city publishes no appliance rate because the service is private. Ask the licensed hauler for the price and for its preparation rules, particularly for a cooling appliance, and compare that with a retailer that will haul the old unit away when a new one is delivered.
City collection Wyoming publishes no municipal bulky item, large item or appliance collection. Instead the city licenses haulers and lets each household choose, so a couch, mattress, appliance or television is collected or refused according to the household's own hauler contract, and anything the hauler will not take has to go to a county facility or a retailer. The city licenses the haulers but publishes no rates or item rules, because collection is a private contract between the household and the company it chooses. Call the chosen hauler from the city's licensed list, which for 2025-2026 includes Advanced Disposal on 616-669-7077, Arrowaste on 616-748-1955, Kamps Wood Shavings and Refuse Disposal on 616-457-2010, Republic Services on 616-669-7888 and Waste Management on 866-849-0076.
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?
Wyoming does not run its own collection. The city licenses private haulers and tells residents they may choose any licensed company to collect garbage, yard waste and recycling, publishing the 2025-2026 list with five haulers and their phone numbers, and it divides the city into geographic regions so that everyone in an area is collected on the same day each week. That means a couch, a mattress, an appliance, a television or a treadmill is a question for the household's chosen hauler rather than for a city bulky item program, because the city publishes no large item service of its own. The one disposal route the city does publish in detail is household hazardous waste, which it runs on the grounds of its Clean Water Plant at 2350 Ivanrest Ave. SW on Monday afternoons and Thursday mornings with no appointment needed, and the city is one of four Kent County household hazardous waste sites open to any county resident. Household chemicals are accepted there, oil based paints and stains among them, while latex paint is refused and has to be dried out and put with the regular trash.
Wyoming publishes no municipal bulky item, large item or appliance collection. Instead the city licenses haulers and lets each household choose, so a couch, mattress, appliance or television is collected or refused according to the household's own hauler contract, and anything the hauler will not take has to go to a county facility or a retailer.
City cost & eligibility
The city licenses the haulers but publishes no rates or item rules, because collection is a private contract between the household and the company it chooses. Call the chosen hauler from the city's licensed list, which for 2025-2026 includes Advanced Disposal on 616-669-7077, Arrowaste on 616-748-1955, Kamps Wood Shavings and Refuse Disposal on 616-457-2010, Republic Services on 616-669-7888 and Waste Management on 866-849-0076.
When & how
Collection happens on the single day each week assigned to the geographic region, and the city publishes a trash collection day map. Anything beyond the ordinary service is scheduled with the hauler itself.
Get it ready
Keep large items off the curb until the hauler has agreed to take them, keep them out of the recycling container so the load is not rejected, and ask the hauler how it wants a mattress, an appliance or a screen prepared before it goes out.
No city furniture collection is published, so a couch is either taken by the household's licensed hauler under its own contract or has to be donated or self hauled.
City cost & eligibility
There is no city rate because there is no city service. The published route is the licensed hauler the household chose, so ask that company whether it takes furniture, on which collection day and at what charge; the city's licensed list for 2025-2026 runs from Advanced Disposal on 616-669-7077 to Waste Management on 866-849-0076.
When & how
Ask the hauler first, then put the piece out on the region's weekly collection day only if the hauler has agreed to take it.
Get it ready
Keep the piece out of the recycling container, take drawers and cushions off separately so nothing blows away, and offer anything still usable for donation before treating it as waste.
Mattresses are not named in any published city service, so a mattress or box spring depends on the household's licensed hauler, and a retailer take-back or a county facility is the other option.
City cost & eligibility
Wyoming publishes no mattress fee and no mattress program, because collection is a private contract. Confirm with the household's licensed hauler before the unit is moved, and ask about a fee at the same time, since haulers commonly treat a mattress as a special item.
When & how
There is no municipal mattress pickup day. The unit goes out only on the hauler's own terms.
Get it ready
Keep the unit dry and wrapped so it can be handled, keep it out of the recycling container, and count a mattress and box spring as two pieces when asking for a price.
No city appliance collection is published, so a refrigerator, washer or stove is a question for the household's licensed hauler, and a retailer that removes the old unit on delivery is the other common route.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no appliance rate because the service is private. Ask the licensed hauler for the price and for its preparation rules, particularly for a cooling appliance, and compare that with a retailer that will haul the old unit away when a new one is delivered.
When & how
Arrange the pickup with the hauler rather than leaving an appliance at the curb unannounced.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, secure the doors, and keep it out of the recycling container so the load is not rejected; ask the hauler how it wants a cooling appliance handled before it goes out.
The city publishes no electronics collection and no drop-off site in Wyoming, noting for recycling in general that there is no site inside the city, so electronics depend on the licensed hauler or a county facility in the surrounding area.
City cost & eligibility
No city price is published for electronics. Confirm with the licensed hauler whether it takes a television, monitor or computer, and confirm the county's own accepted lists and charges before driving to a Kent County facility.
When & how
Ask the hauler, or check the Kent County recycling resources the city links, before loading a device.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before a computer or phone leaves the house, keep the device out of the recycling container because it will contaminate the load, and keep any removable battery separate.
No city construction or demolition collection is published. Renovation material has to be arranged with a private hauler or a contractor, and it should never be mixed into the household's garbage or recycling containers.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no rate because it does not run the service. Ask the licensed hauler whether it will take construction material at all and what it charges, or use a contractor's own disposal arrangement, because a private hauler is free to refuse a renovation load.
When & how
There is no city collection day for this material, so it has to be booked or boxed with a private company.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the garbage and recycling containers, keep it away from the curb until a pickup is agreed, and do not put nails, shards or fasteners out where they can injure a collector.
Exercise equipment is not named in any published city service, so a treadmill or weight machine goes to the chosen licensed hauler if it takes one, and otherwise needs a different disposal arrangement.
City cost & eligibility
No city rate exists for an exercise machine. Confirm with the licensed hauler whether it takes large equipment and what it charges, and describe the weight and size when asking, because a machine that needs two people to lift is often refused.
When & how
Ask the hauler before the machine goes out, and do not leave it at the curb in the meantime.
Get it ready
Take the machine down as far as it will come apart, remove the battery and any loose console parts, and keep the pieces together so a collector faces one pile rather than several.
Tires are not named in any published city service. The practical routes are the household's licensed hauler, if it takes them, or a tire retailer, which is where most Michigan households dispose of a used tire.
City cost & eligibility
Wyoming publishes no tire fee and no tire route, because collection is a private contract and the city's published services cover garbage, yard waste and recycling only. Ask the licensed hauler whether it takes tires, and otherwise ask a tire retailer about its own accepted quantity and charge.
When & how
There is no municipal tire collection day. Arrange the drop-off with a retailer or the hauler.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of the garbage and recycling containers, keep them out of reach of standing water where they can breed mosquitoes, and bring them to a retailer rather than leaving them at the curb.
This is the one disposal route the city publishes itself. Household hazardous waste is accepted at the Wyoming site on the grounds of the Clean Water Plant at 2350 Ivanrest Ave. SW on Mondays from 1 to 3 p.m. and Thursdays from 7 to 9 a.m. with no appointment needed, and the city is one of four Kent County sites open to all county residents.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes the site, the hours and the accepted list but no general fee for household hazardous waste, and it states specifically that the non-alkaline battery chemistries are accepted free of charge from any Kent County resident. Confirm any charge for other material at the site, and bring no more than 20 gallons of material such as used motor oil and nothing in a container larger than a five gallon bucket.
When & how
Drop off on Mondays 1 to 3 p.m. or Thursdays 7 to 9 a.m., with no appointment necessary, and check the published closures before a holiday week.
Get it ready
Wear protective gloves, keep every container lidded and securely closed, never transport an open or leaking container, put anything leaking into a secure labelled container, keep explosives, propane tanks, infectious waste, controlled substances and radioactive material at home, and dry latex paint out with kitty litter or sawdust before putting it in the regular trash.
The city's own words are that you can choose any licensed trash hauler to collect garbage, yard waste and recycling, and it publishes the licensed 2025-2026 list with contact details: Advanced Disposal on 616-669-7077, Arrowaste on 616-748-1955, Kamps Wood Shavings and Refuse Disposal on 616-457-2010, Republic Services on 616-669-7888 and Waste Management on 866-849-0076. The city is divided into several geographic regions and all trash in a region is collected on the same day each week, with a trash collection day map published separately. Because the service is a private contract, the city publishes no item lists and no rates, which is why every large item answer in this guide ends with a phone call to the hauler rather than a city program.
Wyoming is one of four Kent County household hazardous waste sites, and its own site sits on the grounds of the Clean Water Plant at 2350 Ivanrest Ave. SW. Drop-offs run on Mondays from 1 to 3 p.m. and Thursdays from 7 to 9 a.m. and no appointment is needed. The driveway is just north of the railroad tracks at Chicago Drive on the east side of Ivanrest Avenue and is marked with a green and black sign; residents follow the green signs and road markings to the container, keep the vehicle between the green lines at the last left turn, and pull ahead to the stop sign, where an Environmental Services staff member assists, so there is no need to check in at the front office. The page warns residents never to leave hazardous waste unattended at or near the container.
Accepted materials include automotive fluids, solvents, batteries other than alkaline ones, cleaners, pesticides and insecticides, oil based paints and stains, photochemicals, ammunition, fireworks and more. The site refuses explosives, propane tanks and cylinders, biological or infectious waste, water based paints such as latex and acrylic, controlled substances and radioactive material. Latex paint has its own instruction: mix it with kitty litter, sawdust or another absorbent, let it dry and harden, and put it out with the regular residential garbage, with sawdust available from the Clean Water Plant if needed. Quantities are capped at 20 gallons of material such as used motor oil and nothing may arrive in a container larger than a five gallon bucket. Batteries have split rules since January 1, 2016: alkaline batteries are no longer accepted because the mercury phase out made them safe for the trash, while nickel cadmium, lithium ion, lead acid, nickel metal hydride and nickel zinc batteries remain free to drop off for any Kent County resident.
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.
Any Wyoming household with a couch, mattress, appliance, television, treadmill, tire or renovation material to clear.
Cost & conditions
The city licenses haulers but publishes no item rules or rates, because collection is a private contract. Call the chosen company from the licensed 2025-2026 list, which runs from Advanced Disposal on 616-669-7077 through Arrowaste on 616-748-1955, Kamps Wood Shavings and Refuse Disposal on 616-457-2010 and Republic Services on 616-669-7888 to Waste Management on 866-849-0076.
Arrange it
Call the hauler, describe the item and its weight, agree the price and the collection day, and only then put it out on the region's weekly collection day.
Each hauler sets its own accepted items and prices, the city does not mediate the contract, and the city publishes no bulky item or construction service of its own to fall back on.
City of Wyoming licensed private haulers, with Kent County for hazardous waste
Drop household chemicals at the Clean Water Plant site
A household with automotive fluids, solvents, cleaners, pesticides, oil based paint, photochemicals or non-alkaline batteries.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes the site, the hours and the accepted materials but no general fee, while stating that the non-alkaline battery chemistries are free to any Kent County resident. Confirm any charge and the current closure list with the city, and keep the load under the published 20 gallon limit with no container larger than five gallons.
Arrange it
Drive to the Clean Water Plant site at 2350 Ivanrest Ave. SW on a Monday between 1 and 3 p.m. or a Thursday between 7 and 9 a.m., follow the green signs to the container, and let the Environmental Services staff member unload.
Explosives, propane tanks, infectious waste, water based paint, controlled substances and radioactive material are refused, no appointment is taken because none is needed, and hazardous waste must never be left unattended near the container.
City of Wyoming licensed private haulers, with Kent County for hazardous waste
Exchange sharps containers through the county health department
A Kent County household that needs to dispose of needles, lancets or other sharps safely.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The city states that Kent County residents may request a free container from any Kent County Health Department facility after a brief registration form, and that a full container can be returned to any of those facilities where it is exchanged for a new one.
Arrange it
Register at a Kent County Health Department facility to collect an approved container, then return the full container to any of those facilities for an exchange.
The health department will not accept sharps in any container that was not issued through this programme, so a household has to use the county container rather than its own.
City of Wyoming Household Hazardous Waste site, Clean Water Plant
2350 Ivanrest Ave. SW, Wyoming, MI
Automotive fluids, solvents, cleaners, pesticides and insecticides, oil based paints and stains, photochemicals, ammunition, fireworks, and nickel cadmium, lithium ion, lead acid, nickel metal hydride and nickel zinc batteries
Explosives, propane tanks and cylinders, biological or infectious waste, water based paints such as latex and acrylic, controlled substances and radioactive material are not accepted, and alkaline batteries have been excluded since January 1, 2016. No more than 20 gallons of material such as used motor oil may be brought, nothing in a container larger than a five gallon bucket, containers must be lidded and securely closed, and hazardous waste must never be left unattended at or near the container.
Mondays 1 to 3 p.m. and Thursdays 7 to 9 a.m., with no appointment necessary, and a published Thursday holiday closure list
The city publishes the site, hours and accepted list but no general fee for household hazardous waste, while stating that the non-alkaline battery chemistries are accepted free of charge from any Kent County resident. Confirm any charge before a trip, and note the 20 gallon and five gallon container limits.
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 the city of Wyoming pick up large items?+
No city large item or bulky item program is published. The city licenses private haulers and states that you can choose any licensed trash hauler to collect garbage, yard waste and recycling, listing five licensed companies for 2025-2026, so a couch, mattress or appliance is handled by the hauler the household contracts with. The city does publish a regional weekly collection day map and a household hazardous waste site of its own.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a couch in Wyoming?+
Ask your licensed hauler. The city publishes no municipal furniture or bulky item collection, and states that residents and businesses may select any licensed trash hauler for garbage, yard waste and recycling from the city's published list, so the answer on furniture depends on the contract the household holds. Donating a usable piece is the alternative the city's recycling and reuse guidance points toward through the county's ReimagineTrash resources.Official guidance
Will anyone take a mattress in Wyoming?+
Ask the licensed hauler that collects the address, because the city publishes no mattress route of its own and collection is arranged privately with the company each household chooses. If the hauler will not take it, the alternatives are a retailer that removes the old mattress when a new one is delivered or a trip to a county facility, which the city points residents toward through its Kent County solid waste link.Official guidance
How do appliances leave a Wyoming home?+
Through the licensed hauler the household has chosen, because the city publishes no municipal appliance or white goods collection and instead licenses private companies to collect garbage, yard waste and recycling. Many appliance retailers will also remove the old unit when a new one is delivered, which avoids the hauling question entirely.Official guidance
Where can I take a television in Wyoming?+
The city publishes no electronics drop-off inside Wyoming: on its recycling page it states that there is not a site located specifically in Wyoming but that Kent County maintains several facilities in the surrounding area, and it links the county's recycling site for details. The practical first call is the household's licensed hauler, and then the county facility list for a device the hauler will not take.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Wyoming, Michigan?+
A private hauler the household chooses from the city's licensed list, because the city states that you can choose any licensed trash hauler to collect garbage, yard waste and recycling. The 2025-2026 list names Advanced Disposal, Arrowaste, Kamps Wood Shavings and Refuse Disposal, Republic Services and Waste Management, each with a phone number, and the city is divided into geographic regions where everyone is collected on the same day each week.Official guidance
How do I find my collection day?+
Use the city's trash collection day map, which is published from the trash and rubbish page. The city divides itself into several geographic regions and states that all trash in a region is collected on the same day each week, so the map is the way to confirm the day for a specific address.Official guidance
Is there a recycling drop-off in the city?+
No. The city's recycling page states that there is not a site located specifically in Wyoming but that Kent County maintains several facilities in the surrounding area, and it links the county's recycling site for those locations. Anything not recyclable curbside should be checked against the county's own lists before it is taken anywhere.Official guidance
When is the city hazardous waste site open?+
Mondays from 1 to 3 p.m. and Thursdays from 7 to 9 a.m., with no appointment necessary. The site is on the grounds of the Clean Water Plant at 2350 Ivanrest Ave. SW, and residents reach it by the driveway just north of the railroad tracks at Chicago Drive on the east side of Ivanrest Avenue, following the green signs and road markings to the container and staying between the green lines at the last left turn.Official guidance
Can I drop off latex paint?+
No. The city refuses water based paints such as latex and acrylic, and gives a specific alternative: mix the paint with kitty litter, sawdust or another absorbent material, allow it to dry and harden, and dispose of it with normal residential garbage, with sawdust available from the Clean Water Plant if needed. Oil based paints and stains are accepted at the hazardous waste site.Official guidance
Which batteries does the site take?+
Nickel cadmium, lithium ion, lead acid, nickel metal hydride and nickel zinc batteries are all accepted free of charge from any Kent County resident. Alkaline batteries are no longer accepted for recycling, a change that took effect January 1, 2016 after mercury was phased out of most batteries, and the city says they are safe to put in the regular trash.Official guidance
How should I pack material for the hazardous waste site?+
Wear protective gloves, make sure every container has a lid and is securely closed, do not transport open or leaking containers, and put anything that is leaking into a secure labelled container. The site cannot take more than 20 gallons of material such as used motor oil, and nothing may arrive in a container larger than a five gallon bucket. Hazardous waste should never be left unattended at or near the container.Official guidance
