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City collection The city publishes no curbside bulky item service, so bulky household material goes to the county transfer station and is priced by weight. From $52.75 per ton of municipal solid waste at the Hoke County Transfer Station, where a waste stream not covered by the availability fee is assessed at the station and the load is weighed. A household delivering the load to the county Transfer Station at 700 C.C. Steele Road. The city collects household garbage and recycling in roll carts and does not publish a bulky item pickup, so there is no curbside route to claim.
City collection The city collects household garbage and recycling in city provided roll carts, with garbage bagged in the gray lid cart and recyclables loose in the blue lid cart. The city does not publish a sanitation rate on these pages and states only that the water account includes the fees for sanitation pickup, so call the Public Works Department on 910-875-5031 or City Hall on 910-875-8161 and confirm the current charge for the account.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Raeford collects household garbage and recycling itself, in city provided roll carts, on a schedule set by which side of Main Street the address is on. Garbage has to be bagged in the gray lid cart and recyclables go loose in the blue lid cart, drivers start their routes at 3 a.m., and a cart left at the roadside can draw a daily penalty until it is brought in. Yard debris is the one bulky stream the city handles: leaves, grass clippings and pine straw may be piled together with limbs kept separate, no containers or bagged debris are taken, and a pickup over three cubic yards is charged per load with payment before collection. Everything else goes to Hoke County. The county Transfer Station at 700 C.C. Steele Road takes municipal solid waste and construction and demolition debris at the same per ton rate, yard waste and inert debris such as rocks, bricks and concrete at their own lower rate, and, as recyclables, aluminum cans, tires, car batteries, electronics, plastic bottles, scrap metal, white goods such as refrigerators, washers, dryers and water heaters, and used cooking oil. The city does not pick up construction debris or debris left by a contractor, and it publishes no curbside bulky item service.
The city collects household garbage and recycling in city provided roll carts, with garbage bagged in the gray lid cart and recyclables loose in the blue lid cart.
City cost & eligibility
The city does not publish a sanitation rate on these pages and states only that the water account includes the fees for sanitation pickup, so call the Public Works Department on 910-875-5031 or City Hall on 910-875-8161 and confirm the current charge for the account.
When & how
Collection follows the East Side or West Side schedule depending on which side of Main Street the address is on, with the Gates Farm subdivision on the East side schedule. Drivers begin their routes at 3 a.m., so carts should be out no later than the night before the service day.
Get it ready
Bag all garbage and put it in the gray lid cart, put recyclables loose in the blue lid cart without bags, break down every cardboard box, place the cart with the handle facing the house at least four feet from any other object with 20 feet of overhead clearance on level ground with the lid closed, and bring the cart in by the end of the service day because a cart left at the roadside may draw a daily civil penalty.
The city picks up piled leaves, grass clippings and pine straw with limbs kept separate at the curb, charges for a load over three cubic yards and leaves cut down trees to the owner or contractor.
City cost & eligibility
From $75 per load when a yard debris pickup exceeds three cubic yards, payable before the material is collected and arranged with the Public Works Director. A City of Raeford household setting yard debris at the curb. Leaves, grass clippings and pine straw are collected as a pile with limbs separated out, and a pickup of more than three cubic yards is charged per load with payment required before collection.
When & how
Put the pile at the curb on the side of Main Street that matches the address, and arrange a load over three cubic yards in advance with the Public Works Director on 910-875-5031 so the payment can be made before the pickup day.
Get it ready
Pile leaves, grass clippings and pine straw together and keep limbs, bush trimmings and other debris separate from the pile, put nothing in containers or bags because they are not collected, keep all of it out of the street, the gutter and the storm drains, keep construction debris and contractor debris out of the pile entirely because the city will not pick those up, and remember that a tree cut down on the property is the owner's or the contractor's responsibility.
The city does not pick up construction debris or debris created by a contractor, and the county transfer station takes the load at its published per ton rate.
City cost & eligibility
From $52.75 per ton of construction and demolition debris at the Hoke County Transfer Station, which uses the same per ton rate as municipal solid waste, with inert debris such as rocks, bricks and concrete at 19 dollars per ton. A household delivering the load to the county Transfer Station at 700 C.C. Steele Road, where a waste stream not covered by the availability fee is assessed at the station and the load is priced by weight.
When & how
Take the load to the Hoke County Transfer Station at 700 C.C. Steele Road from Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., and note that the Saturday window is limited to yard debris and recyclables.
Get it ready
Keep construction debris and debris created by a contractor out of the curb pile and off the city roll cart route because the city does not collect it, keep the material separated from household garbage so the right rate applies, and call the county solid waste office on 910-875-3111 with a question about how a particular load is priced.
The city publishes no curbside bulky item service, so bulky household material goes to the county transfer station and is priced by weight.
City cost & eligibility
From $52.75 per ton of municipal solid waste at the Hoke County Transfer Station, where a waste stream not covered by the availability fee is assessed at the station and the load is weighed. A household delivering the load to the county Transfer Station at 700 C.C. Steele Road. The city collects household garbage and recycling in roll carts and does not publish a bulky item pickup, so there is no curbside route to claim.
When & how
Take the load to the Hoke County Transfer Station at 700 C.C. Steele Road from Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., with Saturday limited to yard debris and recyclables.
Get it ready
Keep bulky household items out of the roll carts because garbage goes in the gray lid cart bagged and the recycling cart refuses appliances, furniture, wood and wood products, secure the load before the trip, and separate any metal item that is better handled through the recyclable stream at the same station.
Scrap metal and white goods are taken as recyclables at the county Transfer Station, and scrap metal is also taken at the convenience sites.
City cost & eligibility
The county lists scrap metal and white goods such as refrigerators, washers, dryers, air conditioning units and water heaters as recyclable items at the Transfer Station, and scrap metal at the convenience sites, but publishes no charge for that recyclable stream, so call the county solid waste office at 910-875-3111 and confirm the current terms before loading the metal.
When & how
Take the metal to the Hoke County Transfer Station at 700 C.C. Steele Road from Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., or to a county convenience site, which opens Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. in summer and 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. in winter.
Get it ready
Keep appliances, furniture, wood and wood products out of the city recycling cart because they are refused there, empty an appliance before it is handed over, and keep rechargeable batteries out of both the trash and the recycling cart because lithium-ion batteries are banned from landfills and incinerators and the county designates a drop off for them.
The cart goes at the curb with the handle facing the house, at least four feet away from every other object including the other cart, with 20 feet of overhead clearance, on level ground, with the lid completely closed. Recyclables go in the blue lid cart loose and never bagged, cardboard has to be broken down so the mechanical arm can empty the cart, and the cart comes off the curb by the end of the service day because a cart left at the roadside may be charged a daily civil penalty.
Collection runs on an East Side or West Side schedule divided by Main Street, with the Gates Farm subdivision following the East side. Because drivers start their routes at 3 a.m., the cart has to be at the curb no later than the night before the service day rather than the morning of it.
Leaves, grass clippings and pine straw may be piled together at the curb, limbs and bush trimmings have to be separated from that pile, and no containers or bagged debris are collected. Nothing goes in the street, the gutter or near a storm drain, and a pickup over three cubic yards is charged per load with the payment made before collection through the Public Works Director on 910-875-5031.
Construction debris and debris created by a contractor must be disposed of by the contractor or the homeowner, and the city does not pick up those items. A tree cut down on the property is the same: the owner or the contractor is responsible for removing it completely, and pickup can be arranged only for a fee through the Public Works Director.
The Hoke County Transfer Station at 700 C.C. Steele Road opens Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., but the Saturday window is limited to residential yard debris and recyclables. The county convenience sites open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the summer and 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the winter, and all county sites close for county holidays.
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 Raeford Public Works Sanitation Department with the Hoke County Solid Waste Transfer Station and convenience sites
Use the city roll cart collection
A City of Raeford household with household garbage and recyclables to set out each week.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes no sanitation rate and states only that the water account includes the fees for sanitation pickup, so call Public Works on 910-875-5031 or City Hall on 910-875-8161 and confirm the current charge.
Arrange it
Use the city provided 90 gallon roll cart for each stream, follow the East Side or West Side schedule for the address, and report a problem to the Public Works Department at 701 S. Main Street or on 910-875-5031.
Only household garbage and recyclables belong in the carts, the recycling cart refuses appliances, furniture, wood and wood products, a cart left at the roadside may be charged a daily penalty, and a household that cannot place the cart at the curb because of a medical or physical disability needs an approved waiver and the applicant's name on the water account.
City of Raeford Public Works Sanitation Department with the Hoke County Solid Waste Transfer Station and convenience sites
Self haul to the Hoke County Transfer Station
A household with bulky household material, construction or contractor debris, or a load that the city will not collect.
Cost & conditions
From $52.75 per ton of municipal solid waste, which is also the rate for construction and demolition debris, with yard waste at 19 dollars per ton and inert debris such as rocks, bricks and concrete at 19 dollars per ton. A household bringing the load to the Transfer Station at 700 C.C. Steele Road, where a waste stream not covered by the annual availability fee is delivered and assessed the appropriate charge and the load is priced by weight.
Arrange it
Take the load to 700 C.C. Steele Road during the posted hours, keep the waste streams separate so each is priced at its own rate, and call 910-875-3111 with a question about how a load is weighed or charged.
The Saturday window takes residential yard debris and recyclables only, the county publishes no minimum charge so the price depends on weight, and construction debris and debris created by a contractor never goes out with the city roll carts.
City of Raeford Public Works Sanitation Department with the Hoke County Solid Waste Transfer Station and convenience sites
Drop recyclables at the county
A household with scrap metal, white goods, aluminum cans, tires, car or lithium-ion batteries, electronics or plastic bottles.
Cost & conditions
The county transfer station takes scrap metal, white goods, electronics, tires, car batteries and lithium-ion batteries as recyclable items and the convenience sites take a narrower list, but the county publishes no charge for that recyclable stream, so confirm the current terms on 910-875-3111 before loading.
Arrange it
Take the material to the Transfer Station at 700 C.C. Steele Road during its posted hours, or to a county convenience site, and keep each stream separate because the two locations take different lists.
The convenience sites take tires only four per day and car batteries only one per day, electronics there are limited to televisions no larger than 25 inches, lithium-ion batteries are banned from landfills and incinerators and have a designated drop off, and the city recycling cart still refuses appliances, furniture, wood and wood products.
A Raeford household that hauls its own load uses the Hoke County Transfer Station at 700 C.C. Steele Road, the place where any waste stream not covered by the county availability fee is delivered and assessed its charge. Municipal solid waste and construction and demolition debris share one per ton rate, yard waste and inert debris such as rocks, bricks and concrete have their own lower per ton rates, and the load is priced by weight because no minimum is published. The transfer station also takes a recyclable stream: aluminum cans, automobile and truck tires, car batteries, lithium-ion batteries and devices, electronics including televisions of any size, plastic bottles, scrap metal, white goods such as refrigerators, washers, dryers, air conditioning units and water heaters, and used cooking oil. Five convenience sites take a narrower list of aluminum cans, automobile tires capped at four per day, car batteries capped at one per day, electronics with televisions no larger than 25 inches, plastic bottles and scrap metal. The transfer station opens Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with Saturday limited to residential yard debris and recyclables, the convenience sites open Monday through Saturday, and all county sites close for county holidays. County solid waste page with the Transfer Station location and role, the recyclable list, the tipping fees and the hoursCounty recycling page with the Transfer Station and convenience site accepted lists and the convenience site hoursCounty directory entry for the solid waste office with the address, phone number and hours
County transfer station for waste streams and recyclables
Hoke County Transfer Station
700 C.C. Steele Road, Raeford, NC 28376
Municipal solid waste, construction and demolition debris, yard waste and inert debris such as rocks, bricks and concrete as disposal streams, and as recyclables aluminum cans, automobile and truck tires, car batteries, lithium-ion batteries and devices, electronics including televisions of any size, plastic bottles, scrap metal, white goods such as refrigerators, washers, dryers, air conditioning units and water heaters, and used cooking oil.
The station is the place where a waste stream not covered by the annual availability fee is delivered and assessed the appropriate charge, loads are priced by weight and the disposal streams each carry their own rate, Saturday is limited to residential yard debris and recyclables, lithium-ion batteries are banned from landfills and incinerators and go to the designated county drop off, and the station closes for county holidays.
Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with Saturday limited to residential yard debris and recyclables. The solid waste office answers on 910-875-3111.
From $52.75 per ton of municipal solid waste, with construction and demolition debris at the same per ton rate, yard waste at 19 dollars per ton and inert debris such as rocks, bricks and concrete at 19 dollars per ton. A household delivering the load to the station, where the load is weighed and the appropriate rate is applied, while the recyclable items listed for the station are taken as a recyclable stream with no charge published.
Five county convenience sites for households that pay the availability fee
Hoke County Convenience Sites
Five sites across Hoke County, with the nearest one and its directions provided by the county solid waste office on 910-875-3111
Aluminum cans, automobile tires limited to four per day, car batteries limited to one per day, electronics with televisions no larger than 25 inches, plastic bottles and scrap metal.
The sites serve habitable households that are assessed the annual availability fee, the accepted list is narrower than the Transfer Station list, the tire and battery counts are capped per day, electronics are limited by screen size, and the sites close for all county holidays.
Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the summer months and 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the winter months.
The county lists the accepted recyclable items but publishes no charge for a convenience site drop off, so call the solid waste office at 910-875-3111 and confirm the current terms before loading.
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 does the Raeford roll cart service work?+
Household garbage and recycling are collected in city provided roll carts on an East Side or West Side schedule based on which side of Main Street the address is on. Garbage must be bagged in the gray lid cart, recyclables go loose in the blue lid cart with cardboard broken down, and the cart is placed with the handle toward the house, at least four feet from other objects, on level ground, with the lid closed and the route starting at 3 a.m. A cart left at the roadside may be charged a daily civil penalty, and the applicant's name has to be on the water account, which includes the sanitation fee.Official guidance
How is yard debris collected in Raeford?+
Leaves, grass clippings and pine straw may be piled together at the curb with limbs, bush trimmings and other debris kept separate, and no containers or bagged debris are collected. Nothing may be placed in the street or near a storm drain. A pickup that exceeds three cubic yards is charged per load and the charge has to be paid before collection, arranged through the Public Works Director on 910-875-5031. A limb that breaks off and is less than eight feet long is picked up at the curbside, while a tree cut down on the property is the owner's or the contractor's responsibility.Official guidance
Does Raeford collect bulky items at the curb?+
The city publishes a roll cart program for household garbage and recycling and no bulky item pickup, and the recycling cart refuses appliances, furniture, wood and wood products. Bulky household material therefore goes to the Hoke County Transfer Station at 700 C.C. Steele Road, where municipal solid waste is charged per ton by weight and a waste stream not covered by the annual availability fee is assessed at the station. The station is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and the county solid waste office answers on 910-875-3111.Official guidance
Where does scrap metal go in Raeford?+
To the county. The Hoke County Transfer Station at 700 C.C. Steele Road takes scrap metal and white goods such as refrigerators, washers, dryers, air conditioning units and water heaters as recyclable items, and the county convenience sites take scrap metal as well, with hours Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. in summer and 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. in winter. The city recycling cart refuses appliances, furniture, wood and wood products, and the county does not publish a charge for the recyclable stream, so confirm the terms on 910-875-3111.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Raeford?+
The City of Raeford Public Works Sanitation Department collects household garbage and recycling from city addresses in city provided roll carts, on an East Side or West Side schedule divided by Main Street, with the department at 701 S. Main Street and reachable on 910-875-5031. Anything the city does not collect, including construction material and bulky household items, goes to the Hoke County Transfer Station at 700 C.C. Steele Road, whose solid waste office answers on 910-875-3111.Official guidance
What does Raeford charge for collection and drop off?+
The city does not publish a sanitation rate and says only that the water account includes the fees for sanitation pickup, so that amount is confirmed with Public Works on 910-875-5031 or City Hall on 910-875-8161. A yard debris pickup over three cubic yards is charged per load and must be paid before collection. At the county, municipal solid waste and construction and demolition debris are charged by the ton with a lower per ton rate for yard waste and inert debris, and the recyclable stream that includes scrap metal and white goods carries no published charge.Official guidance
What will the city not collect in Raeford?+
The recycling cart refuses tissues and paper towels, food contaminated material such as pizza boxes and meat trays, styrofoam in any form, cellophane and saran wrap, paint cans unless the paint is completely dried, ink cartridges, batteries, photographic film and x-rays, clothing and rags, and appliances, furniture, wood or wood products. The city also refuses construction debris and any debris created by a contractor, which the contractor or homeowner has to dispose of, and it publishes no curbside bulky item service, so those loads go to the county transfer station instead.Official guidance
