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City collection A couch is a bulky item, so it never goes in the garbage or recycling cart. The routes are a large item pickup from the licensed hauler the household chooses, the city fall cleanup that reaches about one third of the city and allows two pieces of unusable furniture, a reusable piece donated at Bridging or the city Reuse Donation Day, or a self-haul load taken to a drop-off center. No local page publishes a price for a couch. Every Brooklyn Park household chooses its own licensed hauler, and each hauler sets its own charge for the large and special items it collects, which is why the city publishes a worksheet of questions instead of a rate card. The fall cleanup is a city program with no published household charge, and over-limit piles are the household's own to dispose of. Confirm the piece and the price with your hauler before the pickup.
City collection A mattress or box spring is a bulky item with four published routes: the county drop-off station, which takes them at the Brooklyn Park Transfer Station only, the city Special Material Drop-off Day that runs twice a year at a lower published price, the fall cleanup that allows two at the curb, and a donation through Bridging or the city Reuse Donation Day when the piece is still in good condition. $25 each mattress or box spring accepted at the Hennepin County Recycling and Transfer Station. Hennepin County households, with proof of residency such as a driver's license or utility bill, at 8100 Jefferson Highway N in Brooklyn Park. The county takes mattresses and box springs at the Brooklyn Park Transfer Station only.
City collection A cooling unit is handled as a large appliance rather than a sealed mystery. The county lists air conditioners including wall and window units, freezers, refrigerators and dehumidifiers among the appliances it takes by the piece, and the city drop-off day takes the same units at a lower published price. Neither route belongs in the garbage or recycling cart. $15 each large appliance accepted at the Hennepin County Recycling and Transfer Station, which names air conditioners including wall and window units, dehumidifiers, freezers and refrigerators. Hennepin County households, with proof of residency. Appliance compressors and heat pumps are named on the same county list, and the city drop-off day charges its own published appliance price.
City collection The city fall cleanup is the standing bulky item route. It reaches about one third of Brooklyn Park each year, needs no appointment, and takes general household junk and building material in one level truck bed with two unusable furniture pieces, two mattresses or box springs and two appliances. Everything outside those limits, and every household outside the posted neighborhoods, uses a licensed hauler or a self-haul site. The city publishes no household charge for the fall cleanup and no rate for a hauler-large item pickup. Items over the cleanup limits are left behind and the household arranges and pays for separate disposal. Confirm the limits and the price with your licensed hauler or the self-haul site before the pile goes out.
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?
Brooklyn Park does not run a city garbage truck. Every household chooses one of five licensed haulers for garbage, yard waste and extra items, and the city contracts separately for curbside recycling, which property owners pay for on the utility bill. Bulky items follow a different path again: the county drop-off station on Jefferson Highway takes electronics, appliances, mattresses, tires and household hazardous waste for a fee but refuses furniture, construction material and yard waste, the city runs a twice-yearly Special Material Drop-off Day and an annual fall cleanup that reaches about one third of the city, and reusable furniture and mattresses can go to a donation warehouse instead. Match the item to the right route before anything goes to the curb.
A couch is a bulky item, so it never goes in the garbage or recycling cart. The routes are a large item pickup from the licensed hauler the household chooses, the city fall cleanup that reaches about one third of the city and allows two pieces of unusable furniture, a reusable piece donated at Bridging or the city Reuse Donation Day, or a self-haul load taken to a drop-off center.
City cost & eligibility
No local page publishes a price for a couch. Every Brooklyn Park household chooses its own licensed hauler, and each hauler sets its own charge for the large and special items it collects, which is why the city publishes a worksheet of questions instead of a rate card. The fall cleanup is a city program with no published household charge, and over-limit piles are the household's own to dispose of. Confirm the piece and the price with your hauler before the pickup.
When & how
For the fall cleanup, put bulky household waste out before 7 am on the collection day for your neighborhood and no more than two days early, because the trucks pass once. A hauler large item pickup runs on that hauler's own schedule, and a drop-off donation or drop-off load follows the receiving site's posted hours.
Get it ready
Tie and secure a hide-a-way bed so it cannot open during handling, and place bulky household waste on the opposite side of the driveway from appliances. Keep furniture out of the garbage and recycling carts, bag or box the small pieces in the pile, and note that the county drop-off station refuses furniture, carpet and remodeling debris outright.
A mattress or box spring is a bulky item with four published routes: the county drop-off station, which takes them at the Brooklyn Park Transfer Station only, the city Special Material Drop-off Day that runs twice a year at a lower published price, the fall cleanup that allows two at the curb, and a donation through Bridging or the city Reuse Donation Day when the piece is still in good condition.
City cost & eligibility
$25 each mattress or box spring accepted at the Hennepin County Recycling and Transfer Station. Hennepin County households, with proof of residency such as a driver's license or utility bill, at 8100 Jefferson Highway N in Brooklyn Park. The county takes mattresses and box springs at the Brooklyn Park Transfer Station only.
When & how
The county station opens Tuesday through Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm and is closed Sunday, Monday and the holidays the county lists. The city drop-off day takes mattresses on its posted Saturday, and the fall cleanup follows the neighborhood collection day on the postcard.
Get it ready
Keep the piece clean and dry, because a donation site takes only stain and rip free mattresses and box springs in twin, full, queen and king with no plastic box spring, powered bed, topper, crib, cot, electrical bed, bunk bed, trundle bed or sleeper sofa. Keep mattresses out of the garbage and recycling carts and clear of the street until the pickup day.
Washers, dryers, stoves and other large appliances
Accepted with preparation
Large appliances have a published route. The county drop-off station takes the named units by the piece, the city Special Material Drop-off Day takes appliances at a lower published price, and the fall cleanup collects up to two at the curb. Only small countertop appliances belong in a donation load, so a washer, dryer or stove is not a Bridging item.
City cost & eligibility
$15 each large appliance accepted at the Hennepin County Recycling and Transfer Station. Hennepin County households, with proof of residency. The county names air conditioners including wall and window units, appliance compressors, dehumidifiers, dishwashers, dryers, freezers, furnaces, gas powered appliances, garbage disposals, heat pumps, hot water heaters, microwaves, pool heaters, ranges, refrigerators, stackable washers and dryers treated as one unit, stoves, sump pumps, trash compactors, washers and water coolers.
When & how
The county station opens Tuesday through Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm and is closed Sunday, Monday and the listed holidays. The fall cleanup sets appliances out on the neighborhood collection day, and the city drop-off day takes them on its posted Saturday.
Get it ready
Empty the appliance, drain all fluids, and tie or tape the doors shut. Put appliances on one side of the driveway and bulky household waste on the other, and keep them out of the garbage and recycling carts. Ammonia gas camper appliances are refused at the cleanup, and nothing here changes the curbside rule that bagged garbage stays inside the hauler cart.
Refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners and dehumidifiers
Accepted with preparation
A cooling unit is handled as a large appliance rather than a sealed mystery. The county lists air conditioners including wall and window units, freezers, refrigerators and dehumidifiers among the appliances it takes by the piece, and the city drop-off day takes the same units at a lower published price. Neither route belongs in the garbage or recycling cart.
City cost & eligibility
$15 each large appliance accepted at the Hennepin County Recycling and Transfer Station, which names air conditioners including wall and window units, dehumidifiers, freezers and refrigerators. Hennepin County households, with proof of residency. Appliance compressors and heat pumps are named on the same county list, and the city drop-off day charges its own published appliance price.
When & how
The county station opens Tuesday through Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm and is closed Sunday, Monday and the holidays the county lists. The city drop-off day takes appliances on its posted Saturday, and the fall cleanup collects two appliances at the curb.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, drain it, and tie or tape the door shut so it cannot swing open in handling. Keep the unit out of the garbage and recycling carts and off the curb until the receiving site takes it, and say at the gate whether the unit still holds refrigerant.
Televisions, monitors, computers and other electronics
Accepted with preparation
Electronics are illegal in the trash and are not collected in the recycling cart. The county station takes televisions, computer monitors and laptops by the piece and most other electronics at no charge with a limit of five of the same type a year. The city drop-off day charges a lower flat price for computers, monitors and televisions and takes other electronics free, and Bridging and Repowered are the reuse and certified recycling alternatives.
City cost & eligibility
$10 each television, computer monitor or laptop accepted at the Hennepin County Recycling and Transfer Station. Hennepin County households, with proof of residency. Other electronics are accepted there at no charge, with a limit of five of the same type per household each year, and the county also takes cords, string lights and media such as discs, flash drives and game cartridges from households.
When & how
The county station opens Tuesday through Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm and is closed Sunday, Monday and the holidays the county lists. The city drop-off day takes computers, monitors and televisions on its posted Saturday with other electronics free, and Repowered opens its recycling drop-off Monday through Friday and on the second and fourth Saturday.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data off a computer, phone, tablet or drive before handover. Keep electronics out of the garbage and recycling carts, where batteries, cords, cables and tanglers are refused, and take batteries to the county station, which asks for clear tape on the terminals or a clear plastic bag. The free county allowance covers five items of the same type a year.
Construction material has no curbside route and the county drop-off station refuses it, along with concrete, asphalt, wood and remodeling debris. The fall cleanup takes leftover home remodeling material inside one level truck bed of general junk with no concrete, and the self-haul route is a commercial drop-off center or transfer station that publishes what it takes.
City cost & eligibility
From $40 for minimum charge for a load at the Anoka Recycling and Disposal self-service drop-off center. Any household delivering and unloading its own load at 440 Garfield Street West in Anoka, paid by cash or major credit card. The city fall cleanup also takes home remodeling material inside its one truck bed pile limit for the neighborhoods it covers.
When & how
Anoka Recycling and Disposal opens Wednesday through Friday from 1 pm to 5 pm and Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm and is closed Sunday through Tuesday, with hours that vary in winter and on holidays. The fall cleanup takes material only on the neighborhood collection day, and the transfer station works weekdays.
Get it ready
Keep concrete out of the cleanup pile, stack lumber and remove or bend nails flat, roll and tie carpet no longer than five feet and one foot in diameter, and hold the pile to one level truck bed of about four by eight by two feet. Call a self-haul site before a mixed load, because the county station refuses construction materials outright and soil, brick and concrete are refused at the Anoka center.
No Brooklyn Park page publishes a route or a price for exercise equipment. The city drop-off day lists exercise equipment among the items it will not take, the county station refuses furniture, and a donation warehouse takes only the items on its published list, so a treadmill or home gym is a question for your licensed hauler and for a self-haul site before it goes anywhere.
City cost & eligibility
Nothing is published for exercise equipment. Ask the licensed hauler you use whether a large metal machine is part of its bulky item or special item service and what that costs, and call a self-haul drop-off center about taking the machine before you load it. The city drop-off day refuses exercise equipment and the county station does not accept furniture.
When & how
There is no automatic collection day for a machine. A hauler pickup runs on that hauler's schedule and a self-haul load goes during the receiving site's posted hours.
Get it ready
Drain fluids from a powered machine, remove loose weights and detached parts, and confirm the item before it is set out. Keep the machine out of the garbage and recycling carts, because the cleanup and the drop-off day refuse it and nothing local treats it as ordinary household junk.
The city fall cleanup is the standing bulky item route. It reaches about one third of Brooklyn Park each year, needs no appointment, and takes general household junk and building material in one level truck bed with two unusable furniture pieces, two mattresses or box springs and two appliances. Everything outside those limits, and every household outside the posted neighborhoods, uses a licensed hauler or a self-haul site.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no household charge for the fall cleanup and no rate for a hauler-large item pickup. Items over the cleanup limits are left behind and the household arranges and pays for separate disposal. Confirm the limits and the price with your licensed hauler or the self-haul site before the pile goes out.
When & how
The cleanup is a fall event with a postcard naming the collection date for the scheduled neighborhoods. Put items out before 7 am on that day and no more than two days early, and expect the trucks to pass once rather than return.
Get it ready
Hold the pile to one level truck bed of about four by eight by two feet, two unusable furniture pieces, two mattresses or box springs and two appliances. Box or bag small items, drain fluids, roll and tie carpet, put appliances on the opposite side of the driveway from bulky household waste, and keep everything out of the garbage and recycling carts.
The cart goes to the curb by 6:30 am on the service day and is picked up no later than 6:30 pm. Recycling runs every other week and garbage runs on the schedule your licensed hauler keeps. Containers may be set out after 3 pm the day before and have to be back inside or behind an approved screen by the end of the pickup day, because containers stored in public view are a code violation.
All garbage has to be wrapped or bagged and covered inside the container your licensed hauler supplies, and a container that is not large enough calls for a larger or second cart from that hauler rather than bags beside it. Recycling is single-sort and goes in loose, never in plastic bags, and a cart holding something the program does not take is not the place to hide a bulky item.
The fall cleanup reaches one third of the city and passes once
The bulky waste curbside cleanup is an annual fall event for the neighborhoods the city posts, and the postcard in the mail is the notice that a household is inside the collection area. Items go out before 7 am on the collection day and no more than two days early, appliances go on the opposite side of the driveway from bulky household waste, small items are boxed or bagged, and the trucks make a single pass down the street.
Electronics, appliances and hazardous waste never go in the trash
The city states it is illegal to put electronics, appliances and household hazardous waste in the trash, and none of it belongs in the curbside recycling cart. Those items go to the Hennepin County Recycling and Transfer Station on Jefferson Highway, which takes county households with proof of residency, charges by the item for televisions, appliances, mattresses and tires, and keeps its own weekday hours.
Brooklyn Park code enforcement treats a pile of junk, debris, garbage, litter or hazardous waste, including yard waste and animal waste, as a violation, and all garbage has to stay inside a container with a tight-fitting lid. Between the cleanup date and a hauler pickup, a bulky item belongs in a garage or another out-of-sight spot rather than at the curb or in the yard.
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 Brooklyn Park licensed haulers and Hennepin County
Arrange a large item pickup with your licensed hauler
A household with a couch, a mattress, an appliance or a pile that is not scheduled for the fall cleanup and cannot wait for it.
Cost & conditions
Every hauler sets its own charge for large items, special items and extra garbage, and the city publishes a worksheet for comparing them rather than a rate. Call the hauler on your account and ask for the large item and special item price, along with any fuel surcharge, before the pickup is booked.
Arrange it
Brooklyn Park requires every household to choose and set up its own service with a licensed hauler. The city lists Ace Solid Waste, Curbside Waste, Republic Services, Walters and Waste Management with their addresses and phone numbers, and residents call the hauler directly to schedule a bulky or special item pickup.
Prices, accepted items and limits differ by company, and the city does not publish them. Cart delivery and removal fees, fuel surcharges and other surcharges are set by each hauler as well, so the same pile can cost different amounts through different companies.
City of Brooklyn Park licensed haulers and Hennepin County
Use the annual bulky waste curbside cleanup
A household in one of the posted cleanup neighborhoods with bulky junk, unusable furniture, mattresses or appliances that fit inside the published limits.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes no household charge for the cleanup and no rate for material left behind. Items over the limits stay at the curb and the household arranges and pays for separate disposal, so confirm anything unusual before the truck comes.
Arrange it
The cleanup is an annual fall collection for about one third of the city. A postcard names the date for the scheduled neighborhoods, no appointment is needed, and the trucks run down the street once, set out before 7 am on the collection day and no more than two days early.
General junk and household building material are limited to one level truck bed of about four by eight by two feet, unusable furniture to two pieces, mattresses and box springs to two, and appliances to two. Batteries, cardboard, computers, light bulbs, paint, propane tanks, tires and televisions are refused at the cleanup.
City of Brooklyn Park licensed haulers and Hennepin County
Take it to the city Special Material Drop-off Day
A household with appliances, mattresses, electronics, tires, batteries, scrap metal, cardboard or paper to shred, on one of the two Saturdays the city runs each year.
Cost & conditions
The event takes most recyclable material free and charges a published per item price for appliances, computers, monitors, televisions, mattresses and tires, paid by cash or check made out to the City of Brooklyn Park. Match your load to the accepted list before the Saturday, because furniture, garbage, carpet, exercise equipment, paint, light bulbs and propane tanks are refused.
Arrange it
The event is held twice a year at the Brooklyn Park Operations and Maintenance campus, 8300 Noble Avenue North, and is open to residents of Brooklyn Park, Brooklyn Center, Crystal and New Hope. Stations are laid out for paper, mattresses, electronics, oil and antifreeze, tires, batteries, appliances and scrap metal, so packing the vehicle in reverse station order speeds up unloading.
Furniture, garbage, carpet and pads, exercise equipment, lamps, lawn furniture, leaf blowers, light bulbs, paint, railroad ties, toasters and general trash are not accepted. Payment is cash or check only, and the event runs on a posted date rather than year round.
City of Brooklyn Park licensed haulers and Hennepin County
Drop it at the Hennepin County Recycling and Transfer Station
A Hennepin County household with electronics, an appliance, a mattress, tires or household hazardous waste that needs a weekday drop-off rather than a curbside pickup.
Cost & conditions
Charges depend on the material. The county publishes per item prices for televisions, computer monitors and laptops, large appliances, mattresses and box springs and tires, and takes most other electronics, all recycling and organics at no charge with limits. Confirm the item and the current price on 612-348-3777 before loading.
Arrange it
Drive to 8100 Jefferson Highway N in Brooklyn Park, Tuesday through Saturday between 9 am and 5 pm. Bring proof of residency such as a driver's license or utility bill, stay in the vehicle unless staff direct otherwise, and keep items in the trunk, the truck bed or a trailer.
County households only, and household hazardous waste comes from Hennepin, Anoka, Carver, Dakota, Ramsey, Scott and Washington county households. Businesses, rental properties and condominium, neighborhood and townhouse associations are excluded. The station refuses furniture, carpet, construction materials, remodeling debris, concrete, asphalt, wood and yard and tree waste.
City of Brooklyn Park licensed haulers and Hennepin County
Donate reusable furniture, mattresses and building material
A household with furniture, a mattress, building material or housewares in good enough condition to be reused, on the city reuse day or at a donation warehouse.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The city Material Reuse Donation Day takes accepted reusable items free at 8300 Noble Avenue North, and Bridging takes accepted drop-off donations free with no appointment during warehouse hours. Partners refuse anything that is not reusable or recyclable.
Arrange it
The city reuse day runs with Bridging, Better Futures MN and Hennepin County, and staff and volunteers vet each load on site against the published accepted list. Bridging takes the same kind of donation year round at its Bloomington, Plymouth and Roseville warehouses.
Only listed items in reusable condition are taken. Couches, loveseats and ottomans have to be 90 inches or shorter with no sleeper, powered or reclining mechanism, mattresses and box springs have to be stain and rip free in standard sizes, and appliances, toilets, paint, aerosols, electronics, garbage and recyclables are refused at the city reuse day.
County drop-off for electronics, appliances, mattresses, tires and hazardous material
Hennepin County Recycling and Transfer Station
8100 Jefferson Highway N, Brooklyn Park, MN 55445
Recycling and organics at no charge, including cardboard three feet by three feet or smaller, cartons, glass bottles and jars, metal, paper and plastics; electronics at no charge with a limit of five of the same type a year, covering computer peripherals, audio and video equipment, phones and rechargeable products; televisions, computer monitors and laptops, large appliances, mattresses and box springs and tires for a per item charge; batteries of all types, needles and sharps, paint, stain, varnish, solvents, driveway sealer, pesticides, fluorescent bulbs, aerosols, pool chemicals, mercury thermometers and thermostats, oil filters, automotive fluids, motor oil and fuels. The Free Product Centers inside each facility give away usable paint, cleaners, aerosols and automotive products at no charge.
Hennepin County households only, with proof of residency, and household hazardous waste is taken from Hennepin, Anoka, Carver, Dakota, Ramsey, Scott and Washington county households; Sherburne and Wright residents are not eligible. Businesses, rental properties, condominium, neighborhood and townhouse associations, governmental entities and nonprofits are excluded unless the load is cardboard, scrap metal, recycling or organics from a small business. Garbage, ammunition, asbestos, carpet, concrete or asphalt, construction materials, explosives, furniture, medicines, non-reusable textiles, remodeling debris, wood and yard and tree waste are not accepted. Mattresses and box springs are taken at the Brooklyn Park Transfer Station only, and fluorescent bulbs are limited to 25 a year.
Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with Sunday and Monday closed and closures on Memorial Day, Independence Day, Juneteenth, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day. Phone 612-348-3777 and email environment@hennepin.us.
Charges depend on the material. The county publishes per item prices for televisions, computer monitors and laptops, large appliances, mattresses and box springs and tires, and takes most other electronics, all recycling and organics at no charge with limits. Confirm the item and the current price on 612-348-3777 before loading.
Transfer station for extra trash and construction debris
Waste Management Maple Grove Transfer Station
10633 89th Ave North, Maple Grove, MN 55369
Non-hazardous construction and demolition debris and municipal solid waste, which the city names as a place to take extra trash, furniture and other large items.
Hazardous waste is not accepted. The site asks customers to contact the receiving facility for acceptable material types and receiving hours because they vary with season and weather, and it takes credit or debit cards rather than cash handling at the gate.
Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with Saturday and Sunday closed. Commercial accounts open earlier, and holiday hours may differ.
No resident rate is published on the transfer station page, which prices loads rather than listing a public schedule of charges. Call the facility before hauling the load to confirm what it will take and what it costs.
Self-service drop-off center for remodeling debris, furniture and mattresses
Anoka Recycling and Disposal
440 Garfield Street West, Anoka, MN 55303
Construction and demolition material including block, sheetrock, roofing, siding, doors, windows, insulation, plywood and lumber; furniture of all types; mattresses and other household items; metals including aluminum, brass, copper, steel, tin and wiring; carpet, padding, cardboard, glass, plastic, paper, rubber and styrofoam.
Bricks, concrete, dirt, sand and rocks are no longer accepted. The center is an outdoor self-service site where the customer unloads, it charges a minimum for all materials, and the page warns that hours vary in winter and on holidays.
Wednesday through Friday from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with Sunday through Tuesday closed.
From $40 for minimum charge for a load, paid by cash or major credit card. Any household delivering and unloading its own load at 440 Garfield Street West in Anoka.
Donation drop-off for reusable furniture, mattresses and housewares
Bridging
12864 Hwy 55, Plymouth, MN 55441, with additional warehouses at 201 West 87th Street, Bloomington and 1730 Terrace Drive, Roseville
Furniture within the published sizes, including metal freestanding bed frames with hardware, chairs without powered or wheeled types, couches, loveseats and ottomans 90 inches or smaller, desks 42 by 24 inches or smaller, dressers 65 inches or smaller, kitchen and dining tables within the listed sizes, complete futons, nightstands and coffee tables, TV stands and media consoles up to 36 inches tall, and wood furniture and bookcases up to 72 by 36 inches. Mattresses and box springs that are stain and rip free in twin standard and XL, full, queen and king, plus housewares and linens, and small appliances and electronics including countertop microwaves, fans, lamps and flat panel televisions 65 inches or smaller.
Items must be clean, fully functioning and free of rips, stains, strong odors and pet hair, and anything not on the published list is not accepted. Sleeper, powered and reclining sofas, headboards, footboards, wooden rails, plastic box springs, mattress toppers, cribs, cots, electrical beds, bunk beds, trundle beds, rollaways, air and camper mattresses, ceiling fans, older tube televisions and large appliances are refused.
Plymouth is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Bloomington and Roseville are open Monday through Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. All are closed Sundays and major holidays. Phone 952-888-1105, and staff and volunteers help unload drop-off donations.
No charge. Free drop-off with no appointment during warehouse hours. Bridging also runs a fee-based pickup program covering more than 120 Twin Cities ZIP codes, charged per booking and published on its donation page.
Residential electronics for recycling at a nonprofit certified recycler and refurbisher that also refurbishes and resells working equipment.
The page publishes no per item rate for residents and no item list beyond its residential electronics recycling service, so confirm the exact device and the drop-off charge before driving over. Vehicle access is through the parking lot.
Electronics recycling drop-off is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and the second and fourth Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Phone 763-432-3117 or 651-350-3764.
No residential per item rate is published on the page. Call Repowered on 763-432-3117 to confirm whether the device is accepted and what the drop-off costs.
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 a couch go out with the garbage in Brooklyn Park?+
Not in the cart. Garbage has to be bagged inside the container your licensed hauler supplies, and a couch is a bulky item, so it leaves through a hauler large item pickup, the city fall cleanup for the neighborhoods it covers, a donation where the piece meets the size limits, or a self-haul load. The county drop-off station does not accept furniture at all.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a mattress or box spring in Brooklyn Park?+
Use one of four routes. Hennepin County takes mattresses and box springs by the piece at the Brooklyn Park Transfer Station only. The city runs a Special Material Drop-off Day twice a year that charges less per piece. The fall cleanup collects two at the curb in the neighborhoods it covers. Bridging accepts clean ones for free when they are stain and rip free.Official guidance
Where do washers, dryers and other large appliances go in Brooklyn Park?+
To the Hennepin County Recycling and Transfer Station at 8100 Jefferson Highway N, which takes the named large appliances by the piece from county households. The city Special Material Drop-off Day takes appliances at a lower price on its twice yearly Saturday, and the fall cleanup collects two at the curb in the neighborhoods it covers. Drain the fluids and tape the doors shut first.Official guidance
Where do refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners go in Brooklyn Park?+
The county treats them as large appliances and takes them for a per piece charge at 8100 Jefferson Highway N, naming air conditioners including wall and window units, dehumidifiers, freezers and refrigerators. The city Special Material Drop-off Day takes the same kind of unit at a lower published price on its twice yearly Saturday. Drain the unit and tape the door shut before it goes.Official guidance
Where do televisions, monitors and electronics go in Brooklyn Park?+
To the Hennepin County Recycling and Transfer Station at 8100 Jefferson Highway N. Televisions, computer monitors and laptops cost a set price per piece there, while most other electronics, cords and media are free with a limit of five of the same type a year. The city Special Material Drop-off Day charges a lower flat price for computers, monitors and televisions and takes other electronics free.Official guidance
What is the bulky waste curbside cleanup in Brooklyn Park, and what are the limits?+
It is an annual fall collection that reaches about one third of the city, with a postcard naming your date and no appointment. The limits are one level truck bed of general junk and household building materials, two unusable furniture pieces, two mattresses or box springs and two appliances. Anything over the limit is left behind and the household pays for separate disposal.Official guidance
Who handles garbage and large item pickup in Brooklyn Park?+
You choose the hauler. Brooklyn Park requires every household and business to set up its own service with one of the five licensed haulers, Ace Solid Waste, Curbside Waste, Republic Services, Walters or Waste Management, and each one sets its own rates, cart sizes and charges for large and special items. The city contracts separately for curbside recycling, currently through Waste Management, and property owners pay for that on the utility bill.Official guidance
Which haulers are licensed in Brooklyn Park, and what should I ask them?+
Ace Solid Waste, Curbside Waste, Republic Services, Walters and Waste Management are the five licensed haulers the city lists, with addresses and phone numbers on the city garbage page. The city also publishes a worksheet of the questions to compare, covering the monthly cost for each cart size, charges for yard waste, organics, extra garbage and large or special items, any senior or every-other-week discount, cart delivery or removal fees, and fuel and other surcharges.Official guidance
Can I donate usable furniture or a mattress instead of throwing it away?+
Yes, when the piece meets the size and condition limits. Bridging takes free drop-off donations with no appointment at its Plymouth, Bloomington and Roseville warehouses, including mattresses and box springs that are stain and rip free and sofas 90 inches or shorter with no sleeper, powered or reclining mechanism. The city also runs a Material Reuse Donation Day with Bridging, Better Futures MN and Hennepin County, which vets each load on site.Official guidance
