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City collection The city does not name furniture, so a couch has to be confirmed as miscellaneous debris for the second truck rather than assumed. No furniture charge is published because no furniture category is published, so call Public Works at 662-796-2489, option 1 and confirm that the piece goes with the rubbish truck.
City collection A mattress appears in no city category, so the rubbish truck is the likely route but the item has to be confirmed inside the weekly volume limit. The city publishes no mattress category or charge, so confirm with Public Works at 662-796-2489, option 1 that the mattress goes out as miscellaneous debris and whether it counts against the weekly limit.
City collection The city's sanitation guidelines name appliances among the material the additional truck collects on every route. The appliance collection rides on the sanitation account and the city publishes no separate charge, so confirm the current terms with Public Works at 662-796-2489, option 1.
City collection The city collects bagged household garbage in its own cart each week and bills the service on the utility account, with the first cart at twenty dollars a month and each additional cart at eleven dollars and thirty five cents. $20 per month for the first trash cart, with each additional trash cart at $11.35 a month and the recycling cart at $12.61 a month. City of Southaven sanitation customers, billed monthly on the utility account. A second trash container adds $11.35 a month to the water bill.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Southaven collects its own household garbage and rubbish through the Public Works sanitation division, with the first trash cart billed at twenty dollars a month, each additional cart at eleven dollars and thirty five cents, and the recycling cart at twelve dollars and sixty one cents. Garbage has to be bagged inside the cart and the cart has to be at the curb by 6:00 A.M. with the lid facing the street, while a second truck runs every route for boxes, limbs, bagged grass clippings, appliances and miscellaneous debris, capped at six cubic yards a week. Trees and anything a contractor cuts or removes are the owner's responsibility under Ordinance 7-15, minor renovation debris may go on the curb, and a larger project needs a dumpster or self removal. The city sends used tires to the county maintenance shop on Gwynn Road and electronics to the county rubbish pit on West Sandidge Road in Olive Branch, and household hazardous waste goes through DeSoto County's annual collection day.
The city collects bagged household garbage in its own cart each week and bills the service on the utility account, with the first cart at twenty dollars a month and each additional cart at eleven dollars and thirty five cents.
City cost & eligibility
$20 per month for the first trash cart, with each additional trash cart at $11.35 a month and the recycling cart at $12.61 a month. City of Southaven sanitation customers, billed monthly on the utility account. A second trash container adds $11.35 a month to the water bill.
When & how
Once a week on the route day for the address, with the cart at the curb by 6:00 A.M. Service is suspended on the listed holidays, and residents on the Wednesday, Thursday or Friday routes may see a day change that week.
Get it ready
Bag the garbage and keep it inside the cart, close the lid rather than overloading, and place the cart at least 5 feet from any obstruction with the lid opening toward the street and the handle toward the home. Household garbage left outside the cart is not collected, and oil, gas, paint, warm ashes and other hazardous material never go in the cart.
A second truck runs every route for boxes, limbs, bagged grass clippings, appliances and miscellaneous debris, and crews collect no more than six cubic yards of rubbish a week.
City cost & eligibility
The rubbish service is part of the sanitation account and the city publishes no separate charge for it, so confirm the current terms and any extra cost with Public Works at 662-796-2489, option 1.
When & how
The additional truck runs on the same weekly route as the cart, and a pile larger than the weekly limit may take several trips over several days to clear.
Get it ready
Keep the pile at least 5 feet from the cart and from any other obstruction. Limbs and tree cuttings have to be no longer than 4 to 5 feet and no more than 12 inches in diameter, and leaves have to be bagged before they go to the curb.
The city does not name furniture, so a couch has to be confirmed as miscellaneous debris for the second truck rather than assumed.
City cost & eligibility
No furniture charge is published because no furniture category is published, so call Public Works at 662-796-2489, option 1 and confirm that the piece goes with the rubbish truck.
When & how
Put the piece out with the rubbish on the route day once the city confirms it will be collected, and keep it within the weekly six cubic yard limit.
Get it ready
Keep the piece at least 5 feet from the cart and clear of mailboxes, poles and driveways, and take cushions and loose parts off so the crew can handle the frame. Anything still usable is better donated than left at the curb.
A mattress appears in no city category, so the rubbish truck is the likely route but the item has to be confirmed inside the weekly volume limit.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no mattress category or charge, so confirm with Public Works at 662-796-2489, option 1 that the mattress goes out as miscellaneous debris and whether it counts against the weekly limit.
When & how
Once the city confirms the collection, put the mattress out with the rubbish on the route day and keep it clear of the cart and other obstructions.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and whole and at least 5 feet from the cart, and wrap or bag it if the weather is wet. Because no mattress rule is published, do not put it out without confirming the collection first.
The city's sanitation guidelines name appliances among the material the additional truck collects on every route.
City cost & eligibility
The appliance collection rides on the sanitation account and the city publishes no separate charge, so confirm the current terms with Public Works at 662-796-2489, option 1.
When & how
Put the appliance out with the rubbish on the route day and keep it at least 5 feet from the cart or any other obstruction.
Get it ready
Empty the appliance and keep the doors secured, and leave any refrigerant work to whoever handles the unit. Keep the appliance out of the garbage cart, because only bagged household garbage goes inside it.
The city directs electronics to the DeSoto County rubbish pit on West Sandidge Road in Olive Branch rather than to the curb.
City cost & eligibility
Neither the city nor the county page retained here publishes a charge or a set of hours for the electronics drop-off, so confirm the accepted items, the hours and any fee with DeSoto County or Public Works on 662-796-2489, option 1.
When & how
Take the devices to the County Rubbish Pit at 5255 W. Sandidge Road in Olive Branch after confirming its hours, and keep electronics out of the curbside cart.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from computers, tablets and phones before handover, remove loose batteries where they can come out, and keep the devices out of the garbage cart and the recycling cart alike.
Minor renovation debris may go on the curb for pickup, while a larger scale renovation requires a construction dumpster or self removal, and contractor-generated material is the owner's responsibility.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no construction rate, and the route depends on the scale of the work and on whether a contractor generated the material, so confirm the arrangement with Public Works at 662-796-2489, option 1 or with a private hauler before the work starts.
When & how
Keep a minor load on the curb with the rest of the rubbish, and order a dumpster or arrange self removal before a larger project begins.
Get it ready
Keep the material inside the weekly six cubic yard limit for a minor load, bag or contain loose debris, and remember that anything a tree crew, general contractor or other professional cuts, trims or removes has to be removed by the owner within seven days under Ordinance 7-15.
Exercise equipment is not named by the city, so a machine has to be confirmed as miscellaneous debris before it goes to the curb.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise equipment category or charge is published, so confirm with Public Works at 662-796-2489, option 1 that the machine goes out with the rubbish truck.
When & how
Once it is confirmed, put the machine out with the rubbish on the route day and keep it inside the weekly six cubic yard limit.
Get it ready
Take the machine down where it allows and keep the loose weights with it, and keep the frame at least 5 feet from the cart. Remove any battery pack so it does not go in the cart or the recycling container.
The city directs used car tires to the DeSoto County Maintenance Shop on Gwynn Road rather than the curbside collection.
City cost & eligibility
No tire charge or limit is published on the city pages, so confirm the accepted tires, the hours and any fee with DeSoto County or with Public Works at 662-796-2489, option 1.
When & how
Take the tires to the County Maintenance Shop at 2339 Gwynn Road after confirming the drop-off hours.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of the garbage cart and off the rubbish pile, and ask the county whether rims and commercial tires are accepted before loading the vehicle.
Oil, gas, paint, warm ashes and other hazardous material are barred from the cart and routed through DeSoto County.
City cost & eligibility
No fee is published for the county collection day, so confirm the date, the accepted material and any charge with DeSoto County on (662) 469-8152 or with the county environmental services office on 662-469-8023.
When & how
Hold the material for DeSoto County's annual household hazardous waste collection day and call the county for the date, or contact the county environmental services office for other options during the year.
Get it ready
Keep hazardous material out of the garbage cart, the recycling cart and the rubbish pile, leave it in its original container with the lid tight, and never mix chemicals. Warm ashes are specifically barred from the cart.
The city collects a recycling cart on the household route and asks residents to place only Type 1 and Type 2 plastics in it.
City cost & eligibility
$12.61 per month for the recycling cart. City of Southaven sanitation customers, billed monthly on the utility account.
When & how
Collected on the same weekly route as the garbage cart, with the same cart placement rules.
Get it ready
Place only Type 1 and Type 2 plastics in the recycling cart, because other plastics are treated as contamination and can cause the load to be rejected at the local processing facility. Keep garbage, yard waste and hazardous material out of the recycling cart.
Bag it, close the lid and face the lid to the street
Bag the garbage and keep it inside the cart, close the lid rather than overloading, and put the cart at the curb by 6:00 A.M. on the pickup day and at least 5 feet from any obstruction, with the lid opening toward the street and the handle toward the home. Household garbage outside the cart is not collected, and a damaged cart or a missed collection is reported to 662-796-2489, option 1.
The second truck takes the rubbish, six cubic yards a week
An additional truck runs every route to collect boxes, limbs, bagged grass clippings, appliances and miscellaneous debris, kept at least 5 feet from the cart or any other obstruction. Crews collect six cubic yards of rubbish a week, so a larger pile may take several trips over several days. Limbs and tree cuttings must be no longer than 4 to 5 feet and no more than 12 inches in diameter, and leaves must be bagged.
Under City Ordinance 7-15, in place since June 20, 2023, the city does not collect trees or similar items cut, trimmed or removed as part of non-routine maintenance or by any professional, third party or contractor, and the owner has to remove that material within seven days of the work being finished. Minor renovation debris may still go on the curb, but a larger scale renovation requires a construction dumpster or self removal.
Used car tires go to the DeSoto County Maintenance Shop at 2339 Gwynn Road, electronics go to the County Rubbish Pit at 5255 W. Sandidge Road in Olive Branch, and household hazardous waste goes through DeSoto County's annual collection day. Oil, gas, paint, warm ashes and other hazardous material never go in the cart, and the county numbers are (662) 469-8152 for the collection day and 662-469-8023 for environmental services.
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 Southaven Department of Public Works Sanitation Division with DeSoto County waste sites
Use the city rubbish truck for a large item
A Southaven household with furniture, a mattress, an appliance, exercise equipment or another large item that does not fit in the cart.
Cost & conditions
The rubbish service rides on the sanitation account and the city publishes no item charge, so confirm the item and the current terms with Public Works at 662-796-2489, option 1.
Arrange it
Call Public Works to confirm the item, then put it at the curb with the rubbish on the route day, at least 5 feet from the cart and other obstructions.
Crews collect six cubic yards of rubbish a week, so a large load may be spread over more than one week, and anything a contractor cut, trimmed or removed is the owner's responsibility rather than the city's.
City of Southaven Department of Public Works Sanitation Division with DeSoto County waste sites
Take electronics to the DeSoto County rubbish pit
A household with a television, a monitor, a computer or another electronic device that the city will not collect at the curb.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes no hours or fee for the rubbish pit, so confirm the accepted items and any charge before the trip, through DeSoto County or Public Works on 662-796-2489, option 1.
Arrange it
Drive the devices to 5255 W. Sandidge Road in Olive Branch after confirming the hours, and wipe personal data before handover.
Electronics are not part of the curbside or rubbish collection, and the city page gives the address only, with no hours, accepted-item list, or fee.
City of Southaven Department of Public Works Sanitation Division with DeSoto County waste sites
Use the DeSoto County household hazardous waste day
A household with paint, oil, gas, cleaning products, warm ashes or another hazardous material that cannot go in the cart.
Cost & conditions
No charge is published for the county collection day, so confirm the date, the accepted material and any fee on (662) 469-8152 or with the county environmental services office on 662-469-8023.
Arrange it
Call DeSoto County for the next annual collection day, keep the material in its original labelled container, and never mix chemicals.
The collection runs once a year rather than on demand, and the city page names no alternate date during the year except the county environmental services office.
Order a dumpster or arrange self removal for a project
A household or contractor with a renovation load larger than the minor debris the city will take at the curb.
Cost & conditions
No construction rate is published, and the city page names no specific hauler, so confirm the container price and the accepted material with a private hauler before the project starts.
Arrange it
Call a private hauler or container company to arrange delivery and collection around the work, and keep the material off the curb while the project runs.
The city only takes minor renovation debris at the curb, and contractor-generated material is the owner's responsibility under Ordinance 7-15.
Self haul in Southaven splits between the city and the county. The city's rubbish truck runs every route for boxes, limbs, bagged grass clippings, appliances and miscellaneous debris, with six cubic yards a week, limbs no longer than 4 to 5 feet and 12 inches in diameter, and bagged leaves, and it keeps to the same 6:00 A.M. curbside rules as the cart. Anything a contractor or tree crew cuts, trims or removes has to be removed by the owner within seven days under Ordinance 7-15, and minor renovation debris may go on the curb while a larger project needs a dumpster or self removal. Three streams leave the curb for DeSoto County: used car tires go to the County Maintenance Shop at 2339 Gwynn Road, electronics go to the County Rubbish Pit at 5255 W. Sandidge Road in Olive Branch, and household hazardous waste such as oil, gas, paint and warm ashes goes through the county's annual collection day, reached on (662) 469-8152, with the county environmental services office on 662-469-8023. The city publishes no hours, item lists or charges for the county drop-offs, so confirm each trip first, and the recycling cart takes only Type 1 and Type 2 plastics because other plastics contaminate the load at the local processing facility. Sanitation guidelines with set-out rules, the rubbish truck and the county drop-offsSolid waste and rubbish collection reminders and the weekly volume limitPublic Works sanitation division, ordinance summary and recycling noticePublic Works and facilities FAQ with the monthly cart charges
County drop-off for electronics
DeSoto County Rubbish Pit
5255 W. Sandidge Road, Olive Branch, MS
Electronics, which the city's sanitation guidelines name as the material to bring here instead of putting it in the curbside cart.
The city page gives the address only, so the accepted item list, the residency rules and any fee have to be confirmed with DeSoto County before the trip.
Not published on the city pages; confirm with DeSoto County before travelling.
No fee is published for the electronics drop-off, so confirm the accepted items, the hours and any charge with DeSoto County or Public Works on 662-796-2489, option 1.
Used car tires, which the city's sanitation guidelines name as the material to bring here rather than leaving at the curb.
The city page names the address only, so confirm whether rims, truck tires and commercial tires are accepted before loading the vehicle.
Not published on the city pages; confirm with DeSoto County before travelling.
No fee is published for the tire drop-off, so confirm the accepted tires, the hours and any charge with DeSoto County or Public Works on 662-796-2489, option 1.
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 much rubbish will Southaven take from the curb?+
Crews collect six cubic yards of rubbish a week, and a larger pile may take several weeks to clear. The additional truck takes boxes, limbs, bagged grass clippings, appliances and miscellaneous debris, kept at least 5 feet from the cart, with limbs no longer than 4 to 5 feet and no more than 12 inches in diameter.Official guidance
Where does a mattress go in Southaven?+
No city page names a mattress, so call Public Works at 662-796-2489, option 1 and confirm that it goes out with the rubbish truck as miscellaneous debris. The collection shares the weekly limit of six cubic yards, so a mattress along with other rubbish may have to be spread over more than one week.Official guidance
Will Southaven take an appliance from the curb?+
Yes. The city's sanitation guidelines state that an additional truck runs every route to pick up boxes, limbs, bagged grass clippings, appliances and miscellaneous debris, and that the material should sit at least 5 feet from the cart or another obstruction. Empty the unit and secure the doors before it goes out.Official guidance
Where do televisions and electronics go in Southaven?+
To the DeSoto County Rubbish Pit at 5255 W. Sandidge Road in Olive Branch, which the city's sanitation guidelines name for electronics. Electronics do not go in the curbside cart or the recycling cart, and the city publishes no hours or fee for the drop-off, so confirm the trip first with the county or with Public Works on 662-796-2489, option 1.Official guidance
Who collects garbage in Southaven?+
The city does, through the Public Works sanitation division at 5813 Pepperchase Drive, reached on 662-796-2489, option 1 for cart, collection and rubbish questions. The monthly cart charges are twenty dollars for the first trash cart, eleven dollars and thirty five cents for each additional cart and twelve dollars and sixty one cents for the recycling cart, and a second container adds eleven dollars and thirty five cents a month to the water bill.Official guidance
Where do large items go in Southaven?+
Out with the rubbish. An additional truck runs every route for boxes, limbs, bagged grass clippings, appliances and miscellaneous debris, so put the item at the curb with the rubbish, at least 5 feet from the cart. Crews collect six cubic yards a week, and because the city does not name mattresses, furniture or exercise equipment, call Public Works at 662-796-2489, option 1 to confirm the item first.Official guidance
What does DeSoto County take from Southaven residents?+
Used car tires go to the County Maintenance Shop at 2339 Gwynn Road, electronics go to the County Rubbish Pit at 5255 W. Sandidge Road in Olive Branch, and household hazardous waste goes through the county's annual collection day on (662) 469-8152, with the county environmental services office on 662-469-8023. The city publishes no hours or fees for the two drop-offs, so confirm the trip before loading the vehicle.Official guidance
