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City collection Furniture goes out with the second collection day of the week, the bulky item day, where households may place two bulk items and bagged leaves at the curb. Couches and sofas are named on both published bulk item lists, and toilets join them on the city schedule page. No charge. Jackson residential addresses served by the city's twice weekly collection for single family homes, duplexes and triplexes, for household items set out on the bulky item day within the two item limit. The city publishes no bulky item fee.
City collection Mattresses and box springs are on both of the city's bulk item lists, so one goes out with the second collection day of the week as part of the two item allowance, with no appointment and no published fee. No charge. Jackson residential addresses served by the city's twice weekly collection, for mattresses and box springs placed at the curb on the bulky item day within the two item limit. The city publishes no mattress fee.
City collection Jackson runs a separate appliance recycling collection. Residents call the Solid Waste Division to schedule curbside pickup of metal appliances at no charge, and the program names refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, hot water heaters, stoves, washers and dryers. The other route is the city landfill in Byram. No charge. Jackson residents scheduling the city's metal appliance collection, which the city describes as a no charge curbside recycling pickup, with calls placed before 4 p.m. on Tuesday for a Wednesday collection. Appliances dropped at the city landfill must have had the motor removed.
City collection Every week has a bulky item day in Jackson. Household garbage is collected twice a week, the second collection day also takes two bulk items and bagged leaves, and the city lists furniture, mattresses, box springs, microwaves, radios, televisions, sofas, stoves and toilets among the items that can go out. No charge. Jackson residential addresses served by the city's twice weekly collection for single family homes, duplexes and triplexes, with water and sewer service established at the address, for household material set out on the bulky item day within the two item limit.
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?
Jackson runs residential garbage collection twice a week for single family homes, duplexes and triplexes, and the second collection day of the week is also the bulky item day: two bulk items plus bagged leaves go out with that collection, and the city's list names furniture, mattresses and box springs, couches, sofas, microwaves, radios, televisions, stoves and toilets. Metal appliances get their own appointment, scheduled by phone at no charge. What the curb does not take has a published route instead: the city's Class I rubbish landfill in Byram for construction and yard loads, the Environmental Service Center on University Boulevard for household chemicals and electronics, and a Wednesday tire programme with a landfill rate table.
Furniture goes out with the second collection day of the week, the bulky item day, where households may place two bulk items and bagged leaves at the curb. Couches and sofas are named on both published bulk item lists, and toilets join them on the city schedule page.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Jackson residential addresses served by the city's twice weekly collection for single family homes, duplexes and triplexes, for household items set out on the bulky item day within the two item limit. The city publishes no bulky item fee.
When & how
Set the item at the curb for the second collection day of the week. The city collects household garbage twice a week, and the second day also takes two bulk items and bagged leaves.
Get it ready
Keep the piece whole and reachable from the curb rather than behind a fence, and put it out by the collection time on your bulky item day. Leave limbs and bagged leaves for the same collection day, and keep anything on the refused list out of the pile.
Mattresses and box springs are on both of the city's bulk item lists, so one goes out with the second collection day of the week as part of the two item allowance, with no appointment and no published fee.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Jackson residential addresses served by the city's twice weekly collection, for mattresses and box springs placed at the curb on the bulky item day within the two item limit. The city publishes no mattress fee.
When & how
Put the mattress out for the second collection day of the week, with the rest of that day's household garbage, two bulk items and bagged leaves.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and set it where the collection crew can reach it without blocking the sidewalk or a driveway. The city publishes no wrapping requirement for bedding in Jackson, but it does ask that items be set out at the curb rather than left in the yard.
Jackson runs a separate appliance recycling collection. Residents call the Solid Waste Division to schedule curbside pickup of metal appliances at no charge, and the program names refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, hot water heaters, stoves, washers and dryers. The other route is the city landfill in Byram.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Jackson residents scheduling the city's metal appliance collection, which the city describes as a no charge curbside recycling pickup, with calls placed before 4 p.m. on Tuesday for a Wednesday collection. Appliances dropped at the city landfill must have had the motor removed.
When & how
Call the Solid Waste Division at 601-960-0000 before 4 p.m. on Tuesday to be collected on Wednesday, or haul the appliance to the city's rubbish landfill in Byram during its operating hours.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and keep it upright and accessible at the curb for the scheduled collection. An appliance delivered to the landfill has to have had the motor removed first, which is the one preparation step the city publishes for appliances.
Televisions and radios are on the city bulk item list and go out with the second collection day of the week. Computers, monitors, keyboards, printers and cell phones have their own route, the Environmental Service Center on University Boulevard.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Jackson residential addresses for televisions and radios set out on the bulky item day within the two item limit, where the city publishes no fee; electronics taken to the Environmental Service Center are accepted from residents with no disposal fee published, and that site's terms should be confirmed by phone.
When & how
For a television or radio, use the second collection day of the week with the other bulk items. For computers and small electronics, visit the Environmental Service Center at 1570 University Blvd, whose hours are not published on the city page.
Get it ready
Remove personal data from computers, phones and any storage device before disposal. Keep screens and monitors intact, keep cables with the device they belong to, and do not leave anything at the Environmental Service Center after hours.
Construction and demolition material is not part of the curbside bulky item list, and the city's published route is its own Class I rubbish disposal site in Byram. That site takes wood, metal, brick, mortar, concrete, stone and asphalt, and it also takes natural vegetation such as tree limbs, stumps and leaves.
City cost & eligibility
From $5 per cubic yard at the city's Class I rubbish disposal site for construction and demolition waste, rubble, asphalt, asphalt shingles, tree trunks, concrete, dirt and vegetative debris. Jackson residents and haulers delivering loads to the Byram site during its operating hours. Confirm the current rate and hours at 601-960-1193 before loading.
When & how
Haul the load to the City of Jackson Rubbish Landfill at 6810 I-55 South Frontage Road in Byram. The city does not publish opening hours on its rubbish disposal page, so call the Solid Waste Division first.
Get it ready
Keep construction material, rubble and vegetation out of the curbside garbage and out of the bulky item pile, and separate loads by type because the landfill prices construction and demolition waste, rubble and vegetative debris per cubic yard. Appliances taken to the site must have had the motor removed.
Exercise equipment is handled through the bulky item day if the city accepts it, but the published lists name furniture, mattresses, box springs, microwaves, radios, televisions, sofas, stoves, limbs and bagged leaves without naming equipment, so confirm the piece before it goes out.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise machine is named on the city's bulk item list and no rate is published for one, so call the Solid Waste Division at 601-960-1193 to confirm whether the machine can go out with the two bulk items on the bulky item day.
When & how
Call the Solid Waste Division first, then set the machine out on the bulky item day you are told, or arrange a trip to the rubbish landfill if the city directs you there.
Get it ready
Break the machine down as far as it will come apart, tape cables to the frame and bind the parts together, and drain any water or oil reservoir before the piece goes out.
Every week has a bulky item day in Jackson. Household garbage is collected twice a week, the second collection day also takes two bulk items and bagged leaves, and the city lists furniture, mattresses, box springs, microwaves, radios, televisions, sofas, stoves and toilets among the items that can go out.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Jackson residential addresses served by the city's twice weekly collection for single family homes, duplexes and triplexes, with water and sewer service established at the address, for household material set out on the bulky item day within the two item limit.
When & how
Use the second collection day of the week for bulk items and bagged leaves. Garbage collection starts when water and sewer service is established at the address, so a new customer should confirm the route is active before setting material out.
Get it ready
Limit the bulky load to two items on that collection day, keep limbs and leaves with the same set-out, and keep material the city refuses, such as household chemicals, out of the pile. The city publishes no weight limit for bulk items.
Jackson takes tires through two routes. The city landfill in Byram charges by tire type, and residents can also call the Solid Waste Division to schedule a Wednesday curbside tire pickup of up to five tires, limited to two pickups a year before the landfill becomes the route.
City cost & eligibility
From $1 per car or truck tire at the city's Class I rubbish disposal site, where a commercial tire costs more and a tractor, farm or skid steer tire costs more again. Jackson residents delivering tires to the Byram site, or using the Wednesday curbside tire programme with a maximum of five tires and two pickups per resident per year. The curbside pickup has no published fee, so confirm it by phone.
When & how
Call the Solid Waste Division at 601-960-1193 or 601-960-0000 before 3 p.m. on Tuesday to be collected on Wednesday, or haul the tires to the City of Jackson Rubbish Landfill at 6810 I-55 South Frontage Road in Byram.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of the household garbage and off the general bulky item pile. After the two curbside pickups allowed each year, the city directs residents to the Byram landfill to pay the listed rate, and MS Tire Recycling on Meter Road is another option the city names.
The second collection day of the week is bulky item day
Jackson collects household garbage twice a week. The first collection takes household garbage, and the second takes household garbage plus two bulk items and bagged leaves, so the bulky item day comes around every week rather than by appointment.
Appliances and tires are the two programmes that need a call
Metal appliances are collected by appointment at no charge when the request reaches the Solid Waste Division before 4 p.m. on Tuesday for a Wednesday collection. Tires are picked up on Wednesday too, but the request has to be in before 3 p.m. on Tuesday, the pickup takes up to five tires, and each resident is limited to two pickups a year.
The regular collection day only changes when it falls on or after one of the five holidays the city observes: New Year's Day, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday, the Fourth of July, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. When that happens, collection moves to the following collection day.
Construction, yard and chemical loads go somewhere else
Construction and demolition material, rubble and vegetation are not part of the curbside list and go to the city's rubbish disposal site in Byram, where loads are charged by the cubic yard. Household chemicals and electronics go to the Environmental Service Center on University Boulevard instead, and the city asks that nothing be left there after hours.
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Twice weekly city collection with a bulky item day
Jackson households in single family homes, duplexes and triplexes with furniture, mattresses, box springs, televisions, sofas, microwaves, stoves, toilets, limbs or bagged leaves.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Jackson residential addresses with water and sewer service established, collected twice a week by the city Solid Waste Division, with two bulk items and bagged leaves allowed on the second collection day and no bulky item fee published.
Arrange it
Place the material at the curb for the second collection day of the week, keeping the bulky load to two items and setting limbs and bagged leaves out with the same collection.
Household chemicals are refused, construction and demolition material belongs at the city landfill in Byram, and the separate appliance and tire programmes need a phone call before the scheduled Wednesday.
A household replacing a refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner, hot water heater, stove, washer or dryer.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Jackson residents using the city's metal appliance collection, which the solid waste page describes as a no charge curbside recycling service. An appliance taken to the landfill instead has to have had the motor removed.
Arrange it
Call the Solid Waste Division at 601-960-0000 before 4 p.m. on Tuesday, then set the appliance at the curb for the Wednesday collection.
The programme covers metal appliances; no appointment is published for the ordinary bulky item day, and appliances dropped at the landfill site must have had the motor removed first.
The city publishes the landfill rate per tire type but no fee for the curbside tire pickup, so confirm the current terms by calling 601-960-1193 before the tires are put out.
Arrange it
Call the Solid Waste Division at 601-960-1193 or 601-960-0000 before 3 p.m. on Tuesday so the tires are collected on Wednesday.
A maximum of five tires per pickup, two pickups per resident per year, and after those are used the resident has to haul the tires to the Byram landfill and pay the published rate or use the tire recycler the city names.
A household that still wants curbside recycling after the city suspended its own programme.
Cost & conditions
The city says residents arrange directly with the named haulers and pay those businesses, and no rate is published on the city page, so confirm the current price with the hauler.
Arrange it
Contact the named haulers directly. Environmentality Recycling Solutions can be reached on 601-566-5739 or 601-720-8728, Allen Recycling on 668-746-1120, and Tri-Miss Recycling, which has a drop-off location, on 601-352-5027.
These are private businesses rather than a city service, the city's own curbside recycling programme has been suspended since September 2019, and the division's number for questions is 601-960-1193.
Jackson runs its own rubbish landfill, a Class I site at 6810 I-55 South Frontage Road in Byram. It takes construction and demolition material such as wood and metal, brick, mortar, concrete, stone and asphalt, natural vegetation including tree limbs, stumps and leaves, furniture, plastic, glass, crockery and metal other than containers, sawdust and wood chips, tires and metal appliances, with an appliance needing the motor removed first. Loads are charged by the cubic yard and tires by tire type, and the city provides mulch there free to citizens who bring a container and load it themselves. Household chemicals are handled separately at the Environmental Service Center on University Boulevard, which takes paints, oils, automotive, household and rechargeable batteries, computer and electronic equipment, four foot fluorescent bulbs and pesticides from residents. The city publishes no opening hours for either site, so call the division at 601-960-1193 before a first trip. Rubbish disposal site location, accepted items and landfill chargesBulk item, appliance, tire, hazardous waste and cleanup programmesHousehold hazardous waste accepted items and handling rules
City rubbish disposal site
City of Jackson Rubbish Landfill
6810 I-55 South Frontage Road, Byram, MS 39272
Construction and demolition debris such as wood and metal, brick, mortar, concrete, stone and asphalt, natural vegetation such as tree limbs, stumps and leaves, appliances with the motor removed, furniture, plastic, glass, crockery and metal other than containers, sawdust, wood shavings, wood chips, tires and metal appliances.
An appliance has to have had the motor removed before the site accepts it, and the site takes metal but not containers. Loads are charged by the cubic yard, tires by tire type, and the city offers mulch there free to citizens who bring a container and load it themselves. Confirm the current rate and hours at 601-960-1193 first, because the city publishes no opening hours on the rubbish disposal page.
No opening hours are published on the city's rubbish disposal page. Call the Solid Waste Division at 601-960-1193 before hauling a load.
From $5 per cubic yard for construction and demolition waste, rubble, asphalt, asphalt shingles, tree trunks, concrete, dirt and vegetative debris, with tires charged separately by tire type. Residents and haulers delivering loads to the city's Class I rubbish disposal site. Confirm the current rate and hours before loading.
Paints including indoor, outdoor, artist and automotive paint, driveway sealer, lacquers, mineral spirits, spray cans, stains, thinner, varnishes, caulks and adhesives, oils including gasoline, motor oil, cooking oil and antifreeze, automotive, household and rechargeable batteries, computers and monitors, keyboards and accessories, copiers and printers, cell phones and accessories, fluorescent light bulbs in the four foot length only, photographic chemicals and pesticides or insecticides.
Residents only. Do not leave accepted items after hours. Keep chemicals in their original tightly secured containers, do not mix products, wear gloves, keep products away from heat and never smoke around them, and pack leaking products in a larger plastic container with a non-flammable absorbent such as cat litter.
No opening hours are published on the city's household hazardous waste page, which asks residents not to leave items after hours. Call the Solid Waste Division at 601-960-1193 before a first visit.
The city publishes no fee for household hazardous waste or electronics drop-off at this site and describes it as a service for residents, so confirm the current terms at 601-960-1193 before a first trip.
Tires, as an alternative to the city landfill once a resident has used the two curbside tire pickups allowed each year.
This is a private business rather than a city site, and the city states there is a fee to use it. Confirm what the business takes and how it prices a load before hauling tires there.
Hours are not published by the city. Call the business before loading.
The city names this recycler and states there is a fee, but publishes no rate, so confirm the current price with the business before delivering tires.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
How do I get rid of a refrigerator in Jackson?+
Call the Solid Waste Division at 601-960-0000 before 4 p.m. on Tuesday to schedule the Wednesday curbside appliance collection, which the city lists as a no charge recycling pickup and which names refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners among the white goods it takes. The appliance can also be dropped at the city's rubbish landfill in Byram once the motor has been removed.Official guidance
Does Jackson ask for appliance doors to come off?+
The city publishes no door removal step for its curbside appliance program. The condition it does publish applies at the landfill, where an appliance has to have had the motor removed before the site will take it.Official guidance
Will Jackson take a television at the curb?+
Yes. Televisions and radios are on the city's bulk item list and are collected on the second collection day of the week, counting toward the two bulk items a household may set out that day.Official guidance
Where do old computers and monitors go in Jackson?+
To the Environmental Service Center at 1570 University Blvd, which accepts computers and monitors, keyboards and accessories, copiers and printers, and cell phones and accessories from residents. Call the Solid Waste Division at 601-960-1193 for the current hours before you load the car.Official guidance
Can construction debris go to the Jackson curb?+
Construction and demolition material is not on the city's bulk item list. The published route is the city's Class I rubbish disposal site at 6810 I-55 South Frontage Road in Byram, which accepts wood, metal, brick, mortar, concrete, stone and asphalt and charges those loads by the cubic yard.Official guidance
Does the Byram site take tree limbs and stumps?+
Yes. Natural vegetation such as tree limbs, stumps and leaves is accepted at the same site and is charged by the cubic yard, and the city offers free mulch there to citizens who bring their own container and load it themselves.Official guidance
How do I get rid of tires in Jackson?+
Tires can be dropped at the city's rubbish landfill in Byram, where the rate depends on the tire type, or residents can call 601-960-1193 or 601-960-0000 before 3 p.m. on Tuesday to request a Wednesday curbside pickup of up to five tires, with a limit of two pickups a year per resident.Official guidance
Who else takes tires from Jackson residents?+
MS Tire Recycling at 2845 Meter Road in Jackson is the other business the city names for tires, and there is a fee there as well. The city points residents to it once the two curbside pickups allowed in a year have been used.Official guidance
Who provides garbage collection in Jackson?+
The City of Jackson Solid Waste Division provides residential garbage collection twice a week to single family homes, duplexes and triplexes, and the service begins when water and sewer service is established at the address. The division can be reached on 601-960-1193 or 601-960-0000, and non-emergency reporting runs through 311.Official guidance
Does Jackson still collect recycling at the curb?+
No. The city suspended its curbside recycling programme effective September 1, 2019 and the suspension remains in place while the Public Works Department looks for alternatives. Residents who want to keep recycling are directed to certified haulers such as Environmentality Recycling Solutions, Allen Recycling or Tri-Miss Recycling, and they pay those businesses directly.Official guidance
Where do household chemicals go in Jackson?+
Household hazardous products go to the Environmental Service Center at 1570 University Blvd, a permanent site that accepts paints, oils, gasoline, antifreeze, automotive, household and rechargeable batteries, computer and electronic equipment, four foot fluorescent bulbs, photographic chemicals and pesticides from residents. Nothing should be left there after hours, and 601-960-0000 is the number for reporting illegal dumping or storm drain dumping.Official guidance
