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City collection Furniture is one of the two item families the hauler names for a bulky pickup, and it cannot go in the blue landfill cart. Two bulky pickups a year are free as long as the piece does not exceed the published weight and size limits, and anything larger is collected as a paid large item pickup that has to be scheduled because a different truck handles it. No charge. Two free bulk curbside pickups a year are allowed per household for items not exceeding 60 pounds and about four by two feet, which is what the hauler's Bellevue guide publishes; a piece over those limits needs the paid large item pickup instead, and the city's spring and fall cleanups take oversize material at no additional fee.
City collection Mattresses and box springs are the second item family the hauler names for bulk pickup, and the same two free pickups a year apply while the piece stays inside the weight and size limits. The mattress rule carries one extra requirement that the furniture rule does not: the mattress or box spring must be wrapped in plastic before it goes to the curb. No charge. Covered by the two free bulk curbside pickups a year for items not exceeding 60 pounds and about four by two feet, as published in the hauler's Bellevue guide; a larger load or an extra pickup is a paid large item collection.
City collection Bellevue has no curbside appliance route at all. The blue landfill cart refuses appliances, the hauler states plainly that it cannot pick appliances up and is not a drop-off site, and the city's Bellevue guide sends them to Cross Electronics Recycling at 5030 N 72nd or Scrap Central at 2728 N 85th St. Neither the city nor the hauler publishes a rate for the appliance recyclers, because both are private businesses that set their own terms. Call Cross Electronics Recycling or Scrap Central, or ask Papillion Sanitation on 402-346-7800, to confirm current acceptance and any charge before loading an appliance.
City collection Bellevue's bulky route is a scheduled pickup rather than a set-out morning: the hauler sends a different truck and charges for it, but each household gets two free bulk pickups a year for items up to 60 pounds and about four by two feet. The city adds a spring and fall cleanup where oversize or bulky items can be taken for disposal at no additional fee, and anything the trucks refuse has to leave through one of the named drop-offs instead. No charge. Two free bulk curbside pickups a year per household for items not exceeding 60 pounds and about four by two feet, as published in the hauler's Bellevue guide, plus the city's spring and fall cleanups where oversize or bulky items can be taken at no additional fee; anything beyond that is a paid large item pickup.
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.
Selected customer reviews. Counts checked September 2026.
The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Bellevue contracts its whole residential programme to Papillion Sanitation for single-family and duplex homes, and the bill rides on the household's MUD account. Three carts come with the service: a blue landfill trash cart that sets the price, a free green recycling cart, and a free brown yard waste cart that runs from April 1 to November 30. Furniture and mattresses are the items the hauler will collect as a bulky pickup, with two free pickups a year allowed for pieces up to 60 pounds and about four by two feet, and everything else the trucks refuse, including appliances, tires, paint, motor oil, car batteries and electronics, has a named drop-off instead. Appliances and electronics go to Cross Electronics Recycling, chemicals and paint to Under the Sink, and the county transfer station handles self haul loads.
Furniture is one of the two item families the hauler names for a bulky pickup, and it cannot go in the blue landfill cart. Two bulky pickups a year are free as long as the piece does not exceed the published weight and size limits, and anything larger is collected as a paid large item pickup that has to be scheduled because a different truck handles it.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Two free bulk curbside pickups a year are allowed per household for items not exceeding 60 pounds and about four by two feet, which is what the hauler's Bellevue guide publishes; a piece over those limits needs the paid large item pickup instead, and the city's spring and fall cleanups take oversize material at no additional fee.
When & how
Call Papillion Sanitation on 402-346-7800 to book the pickup, then put the furniture at the curb by 7 a.m. on the assigned day with the lid of the trash cart closed and the piece clear of poles and mailboxes.
Get it ready
Keep the piece whole, empty drawers and remove cushions if you want them gone with it, keep it out of the blue landfill cart because the trucks only lift what fits with the lid closed, and keep anything over the free limits until the paid pickup is booked.
Mattresses and box springs are the second item family the hauler names for bulk pickup, and the same two free pickups a year apply while the piece stays inside the weight and size limits. The mattress rule carries one extra requirement that the furniture rule does not: the mattress or box spring must be wrapped in plastic before it goes to the curb.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Covered by the two free bulk curbside pickups a year for items not exceeding 60 pounds and about four by two feet, as published in the hauler's Bellevue guide; a larger load or an extra pickup is a paid large item collection.
When & how
Book the pickup with Papillion Sanitation on 402-346-7800 and set the wrapped mattress out by 7 a.m. on the assigned day.
Get it ready
Wrap the mattress or box spring in plastic before it goes to the curb, keep it dry and flat against the curb, keep it out of the landfill cart, and leave the cart lid closed on anything else you are putting out the same day.
Bellevue has no curbside appliance route at all. The blue landfill cart refuses appliances, the hauler states plainly that it cannot pick appliances up and is not a drop-off site, and the city's Bellevue guide sends them to Cross Electronics Recycling at 5030 N 72nd or Scrap Central at 2728 N 85th St.
City cost & eligibility
Neither the city nor the hauler publishes a rate for the appliance recyclers, because both are private businesses that set their own terms. Call Cross Electronics Recycling or Scrap Central, or ask Papillion Sanitation on 402-346-7800, to confirm current acceptance and any charge before loading an appliance.
When & how
Arrange the drop-off with Cross Electronics Recycling or Scrap Central and deliver the appliance during their hours; do not put it in the blue cart and do not book it as a bulky pickup, because the hauler will not collect it.
Get it ready
Empty the appliance and clean it out, keep it upright, tape the doors closed for transport, and ask the receiving business whether any part of the unit has to be removed before it will be accepted.
Electronics have a named drop-off and no curbside route. The Bellevue customer guide sends electronic items to Cross Electronics Recycling, and the trash cart refuses anything the trucks cannot landfill, with appliances and electronics both listed as material that has to leave the household another way.
City cost & eligibility
The city and the hauler publish no rate for Cross Electronics Recycling because it is a private recycler setting its own terms. Confirm the accepted devices, the hours and any charge with the business, or ask Papillion Sanitation on 402-346-7800.
When & how
Take the devices to Cross Electronics Recycling at 5030 N 72nd, and keep them out of the blue landfill cart and the green recycling cart while you wait for the trip.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from computers, phones and drives, keep cables and remotes with the device they belong to, and never put electronics, batteries or cords into either curbside cart.
Neither the city page nor the hauler's Bellevue guide names construction or demolition material, so there is no published city answer for a renovation load. The route the same guide does publish for a load you haul yourself is the Sarpy County Transfer Station, and the county quotes its own hours and pricing by phone.
City cost & eligibility
No construction debris route or rate is published for Bellevue. The customer guide names the Sarpy County Transfer Station for self hauled oversize loads and says to call for hours and pricing, so confirm what the county will take and what it charges on 402-253-2371, and ask Papillion Sanitation on 402-346-7800 whether anything in the load can go curbside.
When & how
Do not put construction material in the blue, green or brown cart, and arrange the load with the county transfer station or a private hauler before the project produces a pile.
Get it ready
Separate clean concrete, brick and block from mixed debris, keep shingles and treated lumber in their own pile, and keep the material clear of the curb so the automated trucks can still reach the carts.
Exercise equipment is not named in the Bellevue guide, and the free bulk allowance is capped by both weight and size rather than by item type. A treadmill or a weight machine therefore has to be checked against those limits with the hauler before it is set out, because the free pickups only cover pieces up to 60 pounds and about four by two feet.
City cost & eligibility
The two free bulk pickups a year are limited to items not exceeding 60 pounds and about four by two feet, and no exercise machine is named anywhere in the guide, so the fee depends on the size of the machine. Call Papillion Sanitation on 402-346-7800 with the weight and dimensions and confirm whether it fits the free allowance or needs the paid large item pickup.
When & how
Call the hauler first and book either the free bulk pickup or the paid large item pickup, then set the machine out by 7 a.m. on the assigned day.
Get it ready
Break the machine down as far as it comes apart, weigh and measure the largest piece if you can so the phone answer is accurate, keep the parts together, and keep the machine out of the carts with the lids closed.
Bellevue's bulky route is a scheduled pickup rather than a set-out morning: the hauler sends a different truck and charges for it, but each household gets two free bulk pickups a year for items up to 60 pounds and about four by two feet. The city adds a spring and fall cleanup where oversize or bulky items can be taken for disposal at no additional fee, and anything the trucks refuse has to leave through one of the named drop-offs instead.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Two free bulk curbside pickups a year per household for items not exceeding 60 pounds and about four by two feet, as published in the hauler's Bellevue guide, plus the city's spring and fall cleanups where oversize or bulky items can be taken at no additional fee; anything beyond that is a paid large item pickup.
When & how
Call Papillion Sanitation on 402-346-7800 to book the bulk pickup and confirm whether it counts against the two free ones, then put the load at the curb by 7 a.m. on the assigned day.
Get it ready
Keep every item out of the carts because the trucks only handle what fits with the lid closed, keep the pile clear of poles and mailboxes with the carts two feet apart, and leave appliances, tires, paint, solvents, motor oil, antifreeze and car batteries out of the load because they cannot go to the landfill.
Tires are refused on every curbside route. The blue landfill cart does not take them, the hauler lists tires among the material that cannot be landfilled, and the Bellevue guide's drop-off table covers appliances, electronics, chemicals, glass and styrofoam but never tires, so the household has to confirm a route before the tires leave the property.
City cost & eligibility
No tire route or price is published for Bellevue. The guide names the Sarpy County Transfer Station for self hauled loads and says to call for hours and pricing, so confirm there on 402-253-2371, or ask Papillion Sanitation on 402-346-7800, before hauling tires.
When & how
Do not put tires in any cart or in a bulky pile. Confirm the receiving site first, then deliver them on a day it is open.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of all three carts, ask whether rims stay on before loading, and stack them so they cannot roll into the street while they wait for the trip.
Household chemicals have one named route and no curbside one. Paint, solvents, motor oil, antifreeze and car batteries are all refused in the blue landfill cart, and the Bellevue guide sends household and garden chemicals, paint and fluorescent lights to Under the Sink at 4001 S 120th St.
City cost & eligibility
The city and the hauler publish no rate for Under the Sink, and the facility sets its own terms. Confirm the accepted list, the hours and any charge before loading paint, chemicals or lamps, and ask Papillion Sanitation on 402-346-7800 about motor oil and car batteries, which are refused curbside but are not named in the drop-off table.
When & how
Take household and garden chemicals, paint and fluorescent lights to Under the Sink during its hours, and keep every one of those items out of the carts until the trip.
Get it ready
Keep products in their original labeled containers and never mix them, keep liquids upright and sealed, transport leaking containers inside a larger pail, and never pour paint, solvents or oil into the carts or the storm drain.
Carts go to the curb the night before or by 7 a.m. on the service day, four feet away from poles and mailboxes, two feet apart from each other, with the lids completely closed. The automated trucks can only lift what fits inside the cart, so anything left beside the cart is not collected unless it is a booked bulky pickup or a bag of yard waste during the season. Disabled customers can request walk-up service with a form from the hauler.
The blue landfill cart refuses paint, solvents, motor oil, appliances, antifreeze, car batteries and tires because they cannot be landfilled, and the same list applies to anything you might otherwise pile beside the cart. Those items leave through the named drop-offs instead: appliances and electronics to Cross Electronics Recycling, chemicals, paint and fluorescent lights to Under the Sink, and self hauled loads and tires to the Sarpy County Transfer Station after a call to confirm hours and pricing.
Furniture and mattresses do not go out on the normal morning because the hauler sends a different truck and charges a fee for the service. Each household has two free bulk pickups a year for items up to 60 pounds and about four by two feet, booked on 402-346-7800, and anything above those limits is a paid large item pickup. Mattresses and box springs have to be wrapped in plastic before collection, and the city adds free spring and fall cleanups for oversize material.
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 Bellevue with Papillion Sanitation and Recycling Services
Use one of the two free bulk pickups
A household with a couch, a chair, a mattress or another piece that fits inside the published weight and size limits.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Two free bulk curbside pickups a year per household, for items not exceeding 60 pounds and about four by two feet, scheduled directly with the hauler.
Arrange it
Call Papillion Sanitation on 402-346-7800, describe the item, book the pickup against one of the two free allowances, then set the piece at the curb by 7 a.m. on the assigned day with the mattress wrapped in plastic if that is the load.
The allowance is two pickups a year and the size and weight limits are firm, appliances and tires cannot be included at any price, and the regular trucks do not collect anything left outside a cart without a booking.
City of Bellevue with Papillion Sanitation and Recycling Services
Book a paid large item pickup
A household with a piece bigger than the free limits, or one that has already used both free pickups for the year.
Cost & conditions
The hauler states that a large item curbside pickup may be scheduled for a fee but publishes no amount, and the free allowance is limited to two pickups a year for items up to 60 pounds and about four by two feet. Confirm the current charge on 402-346-7800 when the pickup is booked.
Arrange it
Call Papillion Sanitation on 402-346-7800, give the weight and dimensions of the item, and book the paid pickup for a day the different truck runs the route.
This is a private fee paid to the contractor rather than a city fee, appliances and tires are still refused, and the item has to be at the curb by 7 a.m. on the assigned day.
City of Bellevue with Papillion Sanitation and Recycling Services
Wait for the spring or fall cleanup
A household that can hold an oversize load until the city runs one of its two cleanups.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The city holds a spring and fall cleanup where oversize or bulky items may be taken for disposal at no additional fee, as published in the hauler's Bellevue guide.
Arrange it
The city posts the next date in its civic alerts, which show the fall clean-up on Saturday October 10, 2026, so check the alerts for the current date and the site, then bring the oversize items to the location the city names on the day it runs.
The city publishes the upcoming date in its civic alerts but not the site or the accepted list, so confirm the location and what is taken before loading, and the same refusals for appliances, tires and hazardous material still apply.
City of Bellevue with Papillion Sanitation and Recycling Services
Haul the load to the Sarpy County Transfer Station
A household that would rather move an oversize or mixed load itself, including material the curbside programme will not take.
Cost & conditions
The hauler's Bellevue guide names the transfer station for self hauled loads and tells residents to call for hours and pricing, because the county sets its own charges. Confirm the current terms on 402-253-2371 before loading.
Arrange it
Call the Sarpy County Transfer Station on 402-253-2371 for hours and pricing, then deliver the load to 14414 S 156th St.
This is a county facility rather than a city service, the city publishes no rate for it, and construction debris and tires are not named on any Bellevue page, so confirm those loads specifically before a trip.
Electronics and appliance recycler named by the city guide
Cross Electronics Recycling
5030 N 72nd (the hauler's Bellevue guide prints this street address with no city or ZIP)
Appliances and electronics, according to the Bellevue guide's list of where to take material that does not go in the green recycling cart
A private recycler rather than a city or county site, so acceptance, fees and hours are set by the business. The guide publishes no rate, no hours and no ZIP code, so confirm all three before travelling.
Not published in the Bellevue guide; call the business or Papillion Sanitation on 402-346-7800 to confirm before a trip
No fee is published because the recycler is a private business. Confirm the current accepted devices, the hours and any charge before loading an appliance or a television.
Household chemical and paint drop-off named by the city guide
Under the Sink
4001 S 120th St (the hauler's Bellevue guide prints this street address with no city or ZIP)
Household and garden chemicals, paint and fluorescent lights, as listed in the Bellevue guide
Not a city of Bellevue site, so its accepted list and hours govern. The guide publishes no rate and no ZIP code, motor oil, antifreeze and car batteries are refused curbside but are not named in the drop-off table, and the facility should be asked about them separately.
Not published in the Bellevue guide; confirm the current hours with the facility before a trip
The city and the hauler publish no rate for this drop-off, so confirm the accepted list and any charge with the facility, and ask Papillion Sanitation on 402-346-7800 about motor oil and car batteries.
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 couch in Bellevue?+
Book a bulky pickup with Papillion Sanitation on 402-346-7800. Furniture is named as bulk material that will not fit the trash cart, each household gets two free bulk pickups a year for items up to 60 pounds and about four by two feet, and anything larger is a paid large item pickup.Official guidance
Can a mattress go out for bulk pickup in Bellevue?+
Yes, with a scheduled bulky pickup and it has to be wrapped in plastic first. The hauler names mattresses and box springs among the large items it will take, states that they must be wrapped in plastic for pickup, and charges an additional fee unless the household is using one of its two free bulk pickups for the year.Official guidance
Where do appliances go in Bellevue?+
To Cross Electronics Recycling at 5030 N 72nd or Scrap Central at 2728 N 85th St, which the city's Bellevue recycling guide names for appliances. The hauler cannot collect appliances, they are refused in the landfill cart, and neither recycler publishes a rate, so confirm the terms before the trip.Official guidance
Where can I take a TV or computer in Bellevue?+
To Cross Electronics Recycling at 5030 N 72nd, which is the drop-off the hauler's Bellevue guide names for electronics. There is no curbside electronics collection, so confirm the current devices, hours and any charge with the business before the trip.Official guidance
How many free bulk pickups do I get in Bellevue?+
Two a year per household, for items not exceeding 60 pounds and about four by two feet, booked with Papillion Sanitation. Anything larger or any additional load is a paid large item pickup, and the city's spring and fall cleanups take oversize or bulky items at no additional fee.Official guidance
What size item can go out for bulk pickup in Bellevue?+
The free allowance covers pieces up to 60 pounds and about four by two feet. Larger items can still be collected, but only as a scheduled large item pickup for a fee, and the same truck has to be arranged in advance either way because the regular collection trucks only lift what fits inside the carts.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Bellevue?+
Papillion Sanitation and Recycling Services does, under the city contract for single-family and duplex homes inside the city limits, with the bill appearing on the household's MUD account. Bellevue Public Works answers programme questions on 402-293-3135 and the hauler's customer line is 402-346-7800.Official guidance
Which carts does Bellevue issue and how is the bill set?+
Three carts: a blue one for landfill trash, a green one for recycling and a brown one for yard waste. They come in 35, 65 and 95 gallon sizes, the bill is based only on the size of the landfill trash cart, and the recycling and yard waste carts are included in that price. Additional carts cost a monthly fee and personal cans are not allowed.Official guidance
When does yard waste collection run in Bellevue?+
April 1 through November 30 in the free brown cart, with leaves, lawn clippings, prunings, weeds and dead plant material, and bio bags up to 40 pounds allowed beside the cart as long as the cart is out too. From December 1 through March 31 the brown cart can be used for landfill trash, and the free tree dump opens on the last Saturday of each month for limbs.Official guidance
Does a holiday delay collection in Bellevue?+
Only when the holiday falls on or before your pickup day during the week, in which case the service slips by one day. Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day are the six dates the city lists, and weekend holidays leave the schedule untouched. Weather delays are posted by the hauler.Official guidance
