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City collection Couches, chairs, tables, shelves, bed frames and rugs in dry, good condition can go out with the monthly bulky pickup, and unusable furniture is collected at the curb during the even-year Curbside Cleanup. The annual recycling drop-off event does not take furniture. No charge. For households with City of Bloomington garbage and recycling service. The monthly pickup carries no separate charge because it is included in the monthly Bulky Item Management Fee on the residential utility bill. Curbside Cleanup is part of the same program in even years, and the annual drop-off event refuses furniture.
City collection Mattresses and box springs go out with the monthly bulky pickup when they are dry and free of bugs, and the city sends them to reuse or recycling. The annual drop-off event prices them per piece, and Curbside Cleanup takes two per household in even years. For households with city service the monthly pickup carries no separate charge because it is covered by the monthly Bulky Item Management Fee. The annual recycling drop-off event charges $25 for each mattress or box spring and $10 for each crib mattress in cash or by check. Hennepin County charges $25 per item, but takes mattresses at its Brooklyn Park transfer station only, not at the Bloomington facility.
City collection Residential appliances are accepted by the monthly bulky pickup, including refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, dehumidifiers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, stoves, microwaves, water heaters and water softeners, and each unit must be clean. For households with city service the monthly pickup carries no separate charge because it is covered by the monthly Bulky Item Management Fee. The annual recycling drop-off event charges $10 for each appliance in cash or by check, Hennepin County charges $15 per large appliance, and a year-round on-call pickup through the city is billed at $62.11 for a large appliance over 50 pounds or more than half metal.
City collection Beyond furniture and appliances, the monthly pickup takes a set of medium items such as bicycles, grills, toilets, sinks, cabinets, doors, windows, light fixtures, scrap metal, tools and up to 50 cubic feet of building materials, one offering per month. No charge. For households with City of Bloomington garbage and recycling service, one scheduled pickup a month included in the monthly Bulky Item Management Fee on the residential utility bill, so there is no separate charge at pickup. Households that opt out of city solid waste service are not eligible for bulky material collections or the Citywide Curbside Cleanup program.
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?
Bloomington runs its own citywide garbage, recycling and organics program and bills it on the residential utility bill, so most large-item routes start with the city rather than with a hauler you choose. Households with city service can schedule one monthly bulky reuse and recycling pickup at no separate charge, the city holds one annual recycling drop-off event with published per-item prices, and Hennepin County runs a permanent drop-off facility inside Bloomington for electronics, appliances, tires and hazardous waste.
Couches, chairs, tables, shelves, bed frames and rugs in dry, good condition can go out with the monthly bulky pickup, and unusable furniture is collected at the curb during the even-year Curbside Cleanup. The annual recycling drop-off event does not take furniture.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. For households with City of Bloomington garbage and recycling service. The monthly pickup carries no separate charge because it is included in the monthly Bulky Item Management Fee on the residential utility bill. Curbside Cleanup is part of the same program in even years, and the annual drop-off event refuses furniture.
When & how
Schedule with Better Futures Minnesota by 4 p.m. at least two business days before your pickup day by calling 612-353-5400 on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. or booking online. Items are collected the first full week of each month on your regular garbage and recycling day, and everything must be at the curb by 7 a.m.
Get it ready
Keep the item dry, because wet items are not collected, and cover it with a tarp when rain or snow is expected. Furniture must be free of rips, stains, scratches, strong odors and pet hair. Reclining or powered seating, glass topped tables and shelves, entertainment centers built for tube televisions, and headboards, footboards or wooden bed rails are not accepted.
Mattresses and box springs go out with the monthly bulky pickup when they are dry and free of bugs, and the city sends them to reuse or recycling. The annual drop-off event prices them per piece, and Curbside Cleanup takes two per household in even years.
City cost & eligibility
For households with city service the monthly pickup carries no separate charge because it is covered by the monthly Bulky Item Management Fee. The annual recycling drop-off event charges $25 for each mattress or box spring and $10 for each crib mattress in cash or by check. Hennepin County charges $25 per item, but takes mattresses at its Brooklyn Park transfer station only, not at the Bloomington facility.
When & how
Request the monthly pickup from Better Futures Minnesota by 4 p.m. two business days ahead, or bring the mattress to the annual recycling drop-off event, held in September at the Western Maintenance Center, 10500 Hampshire Ave S.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and free of bugs, remove bedding and frames, and cover it if rain or snow is expected. Mattresses that cannot be reused are recycled, so keep the cover intact and do not soak or bag the item.
Residential appliances are accepted by the monthly bulky pickup, including refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, dehumidifiers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, stoves, microwaves, water heaters and water softeners, and each unit must be clean.
City cost & eligibility
For households with city service the monthly pickup carries no separate charge because it is covered by the monthly Bulky Item Management Fee. The annual recycling drop-off event charges $10 for each appliance in cash or by check, Hennepin County charges $15 per large appliance, and a year-round on-call pickup through the city is billed at $62.11 for a large appliance over 50 pounds or more than half metal.
When & how
Use the monthly bulky pickup, the September recycling drop-off event at the Western Maintenance Center, 10500 Hampshire Ave S, the Hennepin County drop-off facility on West 96th Street, or an on-call pickup scheduled through Utility Billing at 952-563-8726.
Get it ready
Empty and defrost the unit and keep it clean, remove or tie shut any door a child or pet could enter, and tell the hauler that the appliance holds refrigerant. Curbside Cleanup allows two appliances per household and asks that they go out the morning of pickup so the refrigerant lines are not cut.
Televisions, computer monitors and laptops are refused by the monthly bulky pickup and by Curbside Cleanup, so they go to the annual recycling drop-off event, the Hennepin County drop-off facility on West 96th Street, or an on-call electronic pickup arranged through the city.
City cost & eligibility
The annual recycling drop-off event charges $20 for CRT or tube televisions and monitors and $10 for flat-panel televisions, computer monitors and laptops, paid in cash or by check. Hennepin County charges $10 each for televisions, computer monitors and laptops. An on-call electronic pickup through Utility Billing is billed at $31.05 for items under 20 pounds without screens and $49.68 for items over 20 pounds with screens or monitors.
When & how
Bring screens to the annual recycling drop-off event in September at the Western Maintenance Center, 10500 Hampshire Ave S, drive to the Hennepin County drop-off facility on West 96th Street, or call Utility Billing at 952-563-8726 for a curbside electronic pickup.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data where the device powers on, keep screens out of the recycling cart, and follow the station order at the event so unloading stays quick. County rules ask residents to stay in their vehicles with items in the trunk, truck bed or a trailer.
Smaller electronics are the cheapest bulky stream in Bloomington: keyboards, mice, speakers, cords, cell phones, printers, stereos and DVD or VCR players are free at the annual drop-off event, and the county facility takes most electronics at no charge.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free at the annual recycling drop-off event for other electronics including computer accessories, cords, cell phones, printers, stereos and DVD or VCR players, and free at Hennepin County drop-off facilities for computer peripherals, audio and video equipment, phones and rechargeable products, with a limit of five items of the same type per household each year. Televisions, monitors and laptops are charged separately at both sites.
When & how
Bring them to the annual recycling drop-off event on Saturday, September 26, 2026 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Western Maintenance Center, 10500 Hampshire Ave S, or to the Hennepin County drop-off facility on West 96th Street during its open hours.
Get it ready
Remove batteries where the device allows, wipe personal data from anything that powers on, and keep electronics out of the garbage and recycling carts. Confirm the county facility's current hours before the trip, because the county page does not list them and the city asks residents to check the Green Disposal Guide.
Exercise machines are refused by the annual recycling drop-off event and are not on the monthly reuse pickup list, so a treadmill or similar machine moves either through the even-year Curbside Cleanup or through an on-call bulky pickup that the city quotes.
City cost & eligibility
Curbside Cleanup collects treadmills with no separate charge for households that pay the Bulky Item Management Fee and counts them among four bulky items. A year-round on-call pickup is billed at $37.27 for an item under 50 pounds and $62.11 for a larger one, and the city confirms the tier when you call Utility Billing at 952-563-8726.
When & how
Ask Utility Billing at 952-563-8726 about an on-call pickup, wait for the next even-year Curbside Cleanup on your district Saturday, or move a working machine through a donation or resale outlet.
Get it ready
Describe the machine and its weight when you call. Break the machine down so one person can handle it, and drain and remove oil, gas and tires from a powered machine.
Beyond furniture and appliances, the monthly pickup takes a set of medium items such as bicycles, grills, toilets, sinks, cabinets, doors, windows, light fixtures, scrap metal, tools and up to 50 cubic feet of building materials, one offering per month.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. For households with City of Bloomington garbage and recycling service, one scheduled pickup a month included in the monthly Bulky Item Management Fee on the residential utility bill, so there is no separate charge at pickup. Households that opt out of city solid waste service are not eligible for bulky material collections or the Citywide Curbside Cleanup program.
When & how
Book with Better Futures Minnesota by 4 p.m. at least two business days before your pickup day at 612-353-5400 or online, and put the items out by 7 a.m. on your regular garbage and recycling day during the first full week of the month.
Get it ready
Choose one monthly combination: two large items, one large item with two medium items, one large item with 50 cubic feet of building materials, three medium items, or two medium items with building materials, plus up to four tools. Keep everything dry and cover the load in wet weather.
Building materials and small renovation debris are accepted by the monthly bulky pickup and by the even-year Curbside Cleanup, never from a business or contractor, and the annual recycling drop-off event refuses them.
City cost & eligibility
Up to 50 cubic feet of building materials can go out with a monthly bulky pickup at no separate charge for households with city service, because the pickup is covered by the monthly Bulky Item Management Fee. Curbside Cleanup, held in even years, takes construction and demolition material limited to one level standard pickup truck load. Material produced by a business or a contractor is refused by both routes.
When & how
Schedule the monthly pickup with Better Futures Minnesota, or wait for Curbside Cleanup in an even-numbered year. Material that a contractor generated has to go to a private container or a transfer station instead.
Get it ready
Lumber must be free of nails and between four and twelve feet long for the monthly pickup, and stacked no longer than five feet for Curbside Cleanup. Tile must be in a complete box and plywood at least four feet by four feet. Railroad ties, chemically treated lumber, concrete, bricks, shingles and asbestos are refused.
Tires are refused by the monthly bulky pickup and by Curbside Cleanup, so they go to the annual recycling drop-off event or the Hennepin County drop-off facility on West 96th Street.
City cost & eligibility
$5 per tire at the annual recycling drop-off event and at the Hennepin County drop-off facility, paid in cash or by check at the city event. Bloomington residents at the city event, and Hennepin County households with proof of residency at the county facility. The county limits a load to 16 tires with 32 per household each year, takes tires with or without rims under four feet in diameter, and refuses bicycle tires.
When & how
Take tires to the annual recycling drop-off event in September at the Western Maintenance Center, 10500 Hampshire Ave S, or to the Hennepin County drop-off facility on West 96th Street.
Get it ready
Tires may stay on the rim. Keep bicycle tires and oversized tires out of the load, and confirm the county's current load and yearly limits before you make a large trip.
Schedule with Better Futures Minnesota before 4 p.m. at least two business days ahead, then put the items at the curb by 7 a.m. on your regular garbage and recycling day during the first full week of the month. Everything must be dry, and items should be covered with a tarp when rain or snow is expected. Better Futures opens the cover to inspect and leaves the tarp behind.
In an even-numbered year, put materials out no more than two days before your district Saturday and by 7 a.m. on the day itself. Weight cannot exceed 100 pounds per item and the truck passes only once, so anything left behind stays at the curb. Remove or tie shut appliance doors, drain engines, and break items down so one person can handle them.
The event runs on a Saturday in September at the Western Maintenance Center, 10500 Hampshire Ave S, and payment is cash or by check only. Pack your vehicle in the reverse order of the stations so unloading stays quick, keep walking or biking materials in out of the event, and turn the vehicle off while unloading.
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 Bloomington Solid Waste, Better Futures Minnesota and Hennepin County
City monthly bulky reuse pickup
Reusable and recyclable household items, including furniture in good condition, mattresses and box springs, appliances, bicycles, grills, cabinets, doors, windows, light fixtures, scrap metal, tools and up to 50 cubic feet of building materials.
Cost & conditions
No charge. For households with City of Bloomington garbage and recycling service. The pickup is included in the monthly Bulky Item Management Fee on the residential utility bill, so there is no separate charge at pickup, and households that opt out of city solid waste service are not eligible.
Arrange it
Schedule with Better Futures Minnesota by 4 p.m. at least two business days before your monthly pickup day, by phone at 612-353-5400 on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. or online. Items are collected the first full week of each month on your regular garbage and recycling day.
One offering a month, with item quantities limited by size and up to four tools. Refused: batteries, carpet and pads, electronics, household hazardous waste, light bulbs, paint, propane tanks, PVC plumbing materials, railroad ties, tires, trash, shingles, and yard and tree waste. Items must be dry and in good condition, and appliances must be clean.
City of Bloomington Solid Waste, Better Futures Minnesota and Hennepin County
Citywide recycling drop-off event
Appliances, mattresses and box springs, tires, televisions and other electronics, scrap metal, bicycles and paper for on-site shredding, brought to the one Saturday event each September.
Cost & conditions
Fees apply to some items and others are free. Appliances are $10 each, mattresses and box springs are $25 each, crib mattresses $10 each, tires $5 each, CRT or tube televisions and monitors $20 each, and flat-panel televisions, computer monitors and laptops $10 each. Other electronics, scrap metal and bicycles are free, and paper shredding is free for the first standard bag or box and $5 for each additional one. Payment is cash or check only.
Arrange it
Saturday, September 26, 2026, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Western Maintenance Center, 10500 Hampshire Ave S. Payment is cash or check only, and the stations ask you to pack in the reverse order of the stops.
Bloomington residents only, no business waste, and walking or biking materials in is prohibited. Furniture, exercise equipment, carpet, building materials, concrete, dirt, sod, rocks, yard waste, garbage, household hazardous waste, lamps, lawn furniture, leaf blowers, light bulbs, lumber, paint, railroad ties and toasters are refused.
City of Bloomington Solid Waste, Better Futures Minnesota and Hennepin County
Hennepin County drop-off facility in Bloomington
Televisions and other electronics, large appliances, tires, batteries, fluorescent bulbs, needles and sharps, and household hazardous waste such as paint, solvents, fuels and motor oil from a Hennepin County household.
Cost & conditions
The county charges $10 for each television, computer monitor or laptop, $15 for each large appliance and $5 for each tire, with a load limit of 16 tires and 32 per household each year and no bicycle tires. Other electronics are free with a limit of five items of the same type each year, and household hazardous waste, batteries, bulbs and sharps are accepted at no charge.
Arrange it
Drive to the Hennepin County facility at 1400 West 96th Street in Bloomington. Residents stay in their vehicles and items ride in the trunk, truck bed or a trailer.
Hennepin County households only, with proof of residency. Businesses, rental property operators and condominium, neighborhood or townhouse associations are generally not eligible. Mattresses and box springs are taken at the Brooklyn Park transfer station only, and garbage, carpet, concrete, construction material, furniture, wood, yard waste and medicines are refused.
City of Bloomington Solid Waste, Better Futures Minnesota and Hennepin County
On-call bulky, appliance and electronic pickup
Year-round curbside collection of bulky items, appliances and electronic waste for households with city garbage service, at published city prices.
Cost & conditions
The published on-call prices are $37.27 for a bulky item under 50 pounds and $62.11 for a large appliance over 50 pounds or more than half metal and for other large items, plus $31.05 for an electronic item under 20 pounds without a screen and $49.68 for an electronic item over 20 pounds with a screen or monitor.
Arrange it
Call Utility Billing at 952-563-8726 to confirm the price and schedule the pickup. The hauler collects the items on your regular garbage day.
For households with City garbage and recycling service. The price depends on the item's weight and material, and the city confirms the tier when you call, so confirm that your exact item qualifies before you set it out.
City of Bloomington Solid Waste, Better Futures Minnesota and Hennepin County
Curbside Cleanup in even years
Appliances, mattresses and box springs, unusable furniture, carpet, and other bulky items that do not fit a small garbage cart, collected at the curb on an assigned Saturday.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Households that pay the Bulky Item Management Fee on the city utility bill. Apartments and some town homes may not be included, so check with the property manager or the city first. Materials left behind after the single truck pass are the household's responsibility.
Arrange it
Curbside Cleanup runs every other year, in even-numbered years only, on five assigned Saturdays by hauling district. It ran in April 2026 and the city lists the next Curbside Cleanup as 2028.
Limits of two appliances, two mattresses or box springs and two unusable furniture items per household, four other bulky items, and construction and demolition material limited to one level standard pickup truck load. Electronics, tires, batteries, hazardous waste, plumbing fixtures, small items and yard waste are refused.
Furniture and household goods in good condition that a local charity can pass on to another household instead of landfilling.
Cost & conditions
Dropping items off at a staffed donation site is free, and some charitable organizations in and around Bloomington charge a fee to collect items from your home. Ask the organization about both before you load or schedule.
Arrange it
The city lists Arc's Value Village at 10546 France Ave S, Bridging at 201 W. 87th Street, Goodwill at 7845 Lyndale Ave S and Salvation Army at 710 W. 98th Street among local donation outlets, and says some organizations pick up from your house for a fee.
Each organization sets its own acceptance rules and condition standards, so confirm that your item is wanted before you drive or book a pickup. The city asks residents to check the organization's website and call ahead.
Appliances, mattresses and box springs, crib mattresses, tires, CRT and flat-panel televisions and monitors, other electronics such as computer accessories, cords, cell phones, printers, stereos and DVD or VCR players, paper for on-site shredding, scrap metal and bicycles.
Bloomington residents only, no business waste, and cash or check is the only payment accepted. Walking or biking materials into the event is prohibited, and vehicles are turned off while unloading. Furniture, exercise equipment, carpet, building materials, concrete, dirt, sod, rocks, yard waste, garbage, household hazardous waste, lamps, lawn furniture, leaf blowers, light bulbs, lumber, paint, railroad ties and toasters are not accepted.
Saturday, September 26, 2026 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event runs once a year in the fall.
Appliances are $10 each, mattresses and box springs $25 each, crib mattresses $10 each, tires $5 each, CRT or tube televisions and monitors $20 each, and flat-panel televisions, computer monitors and laptops $10 each. Other electronics, scrap metal and bicycles are free, and paper shredding is free for the first standard bag or box and $5 for each additional one. Payment is cash or check only.
Hennepin County Recycling and Problem Waste Drop-Off Center
1400 West 96th Street, Bloomington, MN
Televisions, computer monitors and laptops; other electronics including computer peripherals, audio and video equipment, phones and rechargeable products; large appliances including air conditioners, dehumidifiers, dishwashers, dryers, freezers, furnaces, garbage disposals, heat pumps, microwaves, ranges, refrigerators, stoves, washers and water coolers; tires; batteries; fluorescent bulbs and ballasts; needles and sharps; household hazardous waste such as paint, stain, solvents, pesticides, aerosols, motor oil, oil filters and automotive fluids; recycling including cardboard and plastic bags; and organics.
Hennepin County households only, with proof of residency such as a driver's license or utility bill, and household hazardous waste is also accepted from Anoka, Carver, Dakota, Ramsey, Scott and Washington county households. Businesses, rental property operators and condominium, neighborhood or townhouse associations are generally not eligible. Mattresses and box springs are accepted at the Brooklyn Park transfer station only. Residents stay in their vehicles and items ride in the trunk, truck bed or a trailer, with hazardous waste sealed, upright and in a plastic lined box in containers of five gallons or less. Garbage, carpet, concrete or asphalt, construction materials, furniture, remodeling debris, wood, yard and tree waste, textiles and medicines are not accepted.
Confirm the current hours and holiday closures with Hennepin County at 612-348-3777 before you load, because the county page for this facility does not list opening hours.
Televisions, computer monitors and laptops are $10 each, large appliances $15 each, and tires $5 each with or without rims, under four feet in diameter and no bicycle tires, up to 16 tires per load and 32 per household each year. Other electronics are free with a limit of five items of the same type per year, and household hazardous waste, batteries, bulbs and sharps are accepted at no charge.
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.
Can I put a couch out for the monthly bulky pickup?+
Yes. Couches 90 inches or shorter are collected at the curb when they are dry and in good condition, and the pickup is already covered by the monthly Bulky Item Management Fee. Reclining and powered couches, glass topped tables and shelves, and bed rails are not accepted, so check the item before you schedule.Official guidance
Does Bloomington pick up mattresses at the curb?+
Yes, for households with city garbage service. Schedule a monthly bulky pickup with Better Futures Minnesota, keep the mattress dry, and put it out by 7 a.m. on your regular collection day. Box springs count the same way, and unusable mattresses are recycled instead of reused.Official guidance
Where can I take a refrigerator in Bloomington?+
A clean refrigerator is accepted by the monthly bulky pickup for households with city garbage service, by the September recycling drop-off event at a per-appliance price, and by the Hennepin County drop-off facility on West 96th Street at a higher per-appliance price. Remove or tie shut the door and keep the refrigerant line intact until pickup.Official guidance
Where can I take an old television in Bloomington?+
Neither the monthly bulky pickup nor Curbside Cleanup accepts televisions. Use the annual recycling drop-off event in September, the Hennepin County drop-off facility on West 96th Street, or an on-call electronic pickup arranged through Utility Billing at 952-563-8726.Official guidance
Who can use Bloomington's bulky item programs?+
Households with City of Bloomington garbage and recycling service, which the city describes as single family homes, duplexes and certain townhomes that opted in. Apartments and some townhomes are outside the curbside programs and pay through their own association, and a household that opts out of city solid waste service cannot use the bulky collection or the Citywide Curbside Cleanup program.Official guidance
Is there an extra charge for the monthly bulky pickup?+
No separate charge at pickup, because the program is covered by the monthly Bulky Item Management Fee on the residential utility bill, and every garbage customer pays that fee. The annual recycling drop-off event and the on-call hauler pickup are priced separately from it.Official guidance
Who can use the Hennepin County drop-off facility in Bloomington?+
Hennepin County households, with proof of residency such as a driver's license or utility bill. Household hazardous waste is also accepted from several neighboring counties, but businesses, rental property operators and condominium or townhouse associations are generally not eligible, and mattresses are taken at the Brooklyn Park transfer station only.Official guidance
