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City collection North Tonawanda collects bulky household material in published weeks each month rather than by appointment, and the pile rides the regular garbage day. The limit is four cubic yards, stated as three feet by three feet by twelve feet. No charge. City of North Tonawanda households on the municipal collection service, with no per item charge published for a bulk week set out. Bulk placed outside a bulk week may draw a ticket and a fine.
City collection North Tonawanda collects bulky household material in published weeks each month rather than by appointment, and the pile rides the regular garbage day. The limit is four cubic yards, stated as three feet by three feet by twelve feet. No charge. City of North Tonawanda households on the municipal collection service, with no per item charge published for a bulk week set out. Bulk placed outside a bulk week may draw a ticket and a fine.
City collection North Tonawanda collects bulky household material in published weeks each month rather than by appointment, and the pile rides the regular garbage day. The limit is four cubic yards, stated as three feet by three feet by twelve feet. No charge. City of North Tonawanda households on the municipal collection service, with no per item charge published for a bulk week set out. Bulk placed outside a bulk week may draw a ticket and a fine.
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?
North Tonawanda runs its own collection from the Department of Public Works at 758 Erie Avenue, and it splits large material from green material by week rather than by appointment. Bulk pickup runs in published weeks each month, caught on the regular garbage day, with the pile kept inside four cubic yards and boxed, bagged or bundled; branches and brush go the other way, collected during the non bulk weeks. Every week the crews also take two clear bags of lawn debris with the carts, and each fall two leaf rounds sweep the city street by street. The published restricted list is long, and it decides what the kerb will not take: concrete and bricks, construction and contractor debris, dirt and stone, roofing materials, fencing, windows, bathtubs, garage doors, hot tubs, trailers and truck parts. Tires and electronics are refused at the kerb but both have a home at the department itself, and household chemicals go to the Hazman drop off in Tonawanda.
North Tonawanda collects bulky household material in published weeks each month rather than by appointment, and the pile rides the regular garbage day. The limit is four cubic yards, stated as three feet by three feet by twelve feet.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. City of North Tonawanda households on the municipal collection service, with no per item charge published for a bulk week set out. Bulk placed outside a bulk week may draw a ticket and a fine.
When & how
Put the load out on the household's scheduled garbage day during a published bulk week. For 2026 those weeks are 5 to 9 January, 2 to 6 February, 2 to 6 March, 6 to 10 April, 4 to 8 May, 8 to 12 June, 6 to 10 July, 3 to 7 August, 7 to 11 September, 5 to 9 October and 7 to 11 December, with no bulk pickup in November.
Get it ready
Box, bag or bundle the load and keep the pile inside the four cubic yard allowance. Keep it away from bubblers and water boxes, and note that debris placed in a non city issued tote is taken along with the tote. Anything on the restricted list is refused at the kerb, including concrete and bricks, construction and contractor debris, dirt and stone, roofing materials, fencing, windows, bathtubs, garage doors, hot tubs, trailers, truck caps and bed liners.
Green material runs on the opposite rhythm to bulk: branches and brush are collected during the non bulk weeks, two clear bags of lawn debris go out with the carts every week, and two leaf rounds sweep the city each autumn.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. City of North Tonawanda households, with the yard material included in the municipal service. The city also gives residents free wood chips at the department from the brush and trees it repurposes.
When & how
Branches and brush go out during a non bulk week. Two clear bags of lawn debris go out with the carts on the regular collection day every week, and the fall leaves are collected street by street in two rounds that run from late October into early December according to the published leaf schedule.
Get it ready
Keep the two bag lawn debris limit in mind and keep yard material out of the garbage cart, where everything has to be bagged, and out of a bulk week pile, because branches and brush are collected in the other weeks. The free wood chips are available at the department to North Tonawanda residents only.
Building material is written out of the kerbside service by name, and the city publishes no destination for it anywhere, so the route has to be confirmed rather than assumed.
City cost & eligibility
The published restricted list covers concrete and bricks, construction debris, contractor debris, dirt and stone, roofing materials, fencing, windows, bathtubs, garage doors and hot tubs, and the city publishes no landfill, transfer station or fee for any of it. Call the Department of Public Works on (716) 695-8585 or email sanitation@northtonawanda.org and describe the load before it is set out.
When & how
There is no kerbside day for building material. Confirm the route with the department before the work produces waste rather than waiting for a bulk week.
Get it ready
Keep concrete, bricks, roofing, fencing, windows and contractor debris out of a bulk pile, because all of them are on the restricted list, and keep them out of the garbage and recycling carts. Cover and secure a load if it is being hauled, and confirm the destination before loading a vehicle or ordering a container.
Electronics are refused at the kerb, and the city takes them at its own garage instead, in partnership with the Niagara County Refuse Disposal District and the recycler Sunnking.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. City of North Tonawanda residents bringing household electronic waste to the Department of Public Works at 758 Erie Avenue with proof of residency and a check in on arrival. No fee is published for the drop off.
When & how
Take the item to the Public Works garage at 758 Erie Avenue from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday to Friday, excluding holidays.
Get it ready
Bring proof of residency and check in when you arrive, and keep electronics out of the garbage cart, the recycling cart and any bulk pile, because they are on the restricted list and in the recycling unsuitable list. Wipe personal data before handover.
Tires are on the restricted list and are refused at the kerb, but the department takes them for a fee during business hours.
City cost & eligibility
From $5 per tire at the Department of Public Works during business hours, with the city publishing a range up to ten dollars each. City of North Tonawanda residents bringing tires to the Department of Public Works at 758 Erie Avenue during business hours. The mailer lists tires as a restricted item with a call note, so confirm the rate for the tire before the trip.
When & how
Take the tires to the department at 758 Erie Avenue, open Monday to Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep tires off the kerb and out of every cart, because they are on the restricted list, and call the department on (716) 695-8585 with a larger quantity so the drop off can be arranged.
Household chemicals never go in a cart or a bulk pile. They go to the Hazman drop off in Tonawanda, paint has its own return route through PaintCare, and medicines have a police department drop box.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes the Hazman drop off address and number but no rate, and acknowledges that voucher and event programmes change, so call Hazman on 716-998-8073 or check Rethink Your Waste before loading a car with chemicals.
When & how
Take household cleaners and chemicals to the Hazman drop off facility at 177 Wales in Tonawanda, on 716-998-8073, or use a Rethink Your Waste drop off event or voucher. Oil and latex paint can be returned to participating paint merchants through PaintCare.
Get it ready
Keep hazardous material out of the garbage cart, the recycling cart and any bulk pile, because it is on the restricted list. Spray paint is excluded from the PaintCare route, pharmaceuticals are accepted free at the North Tonawanda Police Department drop box and at some pharmacies, and syringes are accepted free at hospitals and nursing homes.
The recycling cart is collected every week with the garbage, and the published list is narrow enough to be worth knowing before the cart goes out.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. City of North Tonawanda households on the municipal collection service, with recycling included in the weekly collection alongside the garbage cart and the two clear bags of lawn debris.
When & how
Put the recycling cart out with the garbage cart on the weekly collection day. A holiday on the list delays service one day for customers on or after it.
Get it ready
Rinse containers and keep the lids on, and keep the cart to the accepted streams of plastics numbered 1, 2, 4 and 5, aluminium cans, steel and tin cans, metal cookware, clear glass bottles and jars, cardboard and box board, junk mail, magazines, newspaper, office paper, paper bags and pizza boxes. Aerosol cans, batteries of any kind, clothing, ceramics, food waste, garden hoses, hardcover books, hazardous waste, paint cans, propane tanks, styrofoam, plastic bags and film, wood, yard waste and any electronics do not belong in the cart.
Bulk is collected in published weeks each month on the household's scheduled garbage day. The 2026 weeks run 5 to 9 January, 2 to 6 February, 2 to 6 March, 6 to 10 April, 4 to 8 May, 8 to 12 June, 6 to 10 July, 3 to 7 August, 7 to 11 September, 5 to 9 October and 7 to 11 December, with no bulk pickup in November. Late outs may not be picked up, and bulk placed outside a bulk week may draw a ticket and a fine.
Box it, bag it or bundle it, and keep it inside four cubic yards
The pile should not exceed four cubic yards, which the city states as three feet by three feet by twelve feet, and the load should be boxed, bagged or bundled. Keep it away from bubblers and water boxes, and note that debris placed out in a non city issued tote is taken along with the tote.
Branches and brush are collected during the non bulk weeks, and two clear bags of lawn debris go out with the carts on the regular collection day every week. The fall leaves are collected street by street in two rounds running from late October into early December, according to the published leaf schedule. The city also gives residents free wood chips at the department, made from the brush and trees it repurposes.
The published restricted list covers automotive parts, Bagsters, basketball nets, bathtubs, boats, concrete and bricks, construction debris, contractor debris, dirt and stone, electronics, fencing, garage doors, hazardous materials, hot tubs, loose glass, plastic film, roofing materials, tires, trailers, truck caps and bed liners and windows. Tires and electronics are refused at the kerb but both are taken at the department, and hazardous material goes to the Hazman drop off in Tonawanda.
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 North Tonawanda Department of Public Works, with Hazman for household hazardous waste and PaintCare merchants for paint
Put bulky items out in a bulk week
A North Tonawanda household with furniture or other large household material that will not fit the cart.
Cost & conditions
No charge. City of North Tonawanda households on the municipal collection service, with no per item charge published for a bulk week set out.
Arrange it
Box, bag or bundle the load and put it out on the household's garbage day during a published bulk week, keeping the pile inside the four cubic yard allowance and clear of bubblers and water boxes.
One published week a month, nothing on the restricted list, and bulk placed outside a bulk week may draw a ticket and a fine.
City of North Tonawanda Department of Public Works, with Hazman for household hazardous waste and PaintCare merchants for paint
Use the department drop off for electronics and tires
A North Tonawanda household with televisions, computers, printers or tires that the kerb refuses.
Cost & conditions
From $5 per tire at the Department of Public Works during business hours, with the city publishing a range up to ten dollars each and no fee published for the electronics drop off. City of North Tonawanda residents bringing the material to 758 Erie Avenue. Electronics require proof of residency and a check in on arrival.
Arrange it
Take the items to the Public Works garage at 758 Erie Avenue, open Monday to Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. excluding holidays.
Tires carry a fee and the department asks for a call on larger quantities, electronics are refused at the kerb and in the carts, and the department is closed at weekends.
City of North Tonawanda Department of Public Works, with Hazman for household hazardous waste and PaintCare merchants for paint
Use the non bulk weeks for brush and the fall leaf rounds
A North Tonawanda household with branches, brush, lawn debris or leaves.
Cost & conditions
No charge. City of North Tonawanda households, with the green material included in the municipal service and free wood chips available at the department to residents only.
Arrange it
Put branches and brush out during a non bulk week, put up to two clear bags of lawn debris out with the carts each week, and watch the published leaf schedule for the two autumn rounds.
Green material is collected in the opposite weeks to bulk, the lawn debris allowance is two clear bags a week, and yard waste is refused in the recycling cart.
City of North Tonawanda Department of Public Works, with Hazman for household hazardous waste and PaintCare merchants for paint
Take household chemicals to the Hazman drop off
A North Tonawanda household with cleaners, chemicals or other hazardous material the kerb refuses.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes the Hazman address and phone number but no rate for the drop off, and the voucher and event programme is described as changing, so call 716-998-8073 or check Rethink Your Waste with the material before loading a car.
Arrange it
Take the material to the Hazman drop off facility at 177 Wales in Tonawanda, or use a Rethink Your Waste drop off event with a voucher.
Oil and latex paint belong with PaintCare merchants instead, spray paint is excluded from that route, and everything on the hazardous list is refused in the carts and in a bulk pile.
Department of Public Works with electronics, tires and wood chips
City of North Tonawanda Department of Public Works
758 Erie Avenue, North Tonawanda, NY 14120
Household electronic waste including tube, flat screen and projection televisions, CRT and LCD monitors, laptops, printers and VCR or DVD players, tires for a fee, and free wood chips made from the city's brush and trees.
Electronic waste is for North Tonawanda residents and requires proof of residency with a check in on arrival, tires carry a fee and a call note for larger quantities, and the wood chips are for residents only. The department takes no kerbside collection questions outside business hours and it is closed at weekends.
Monday to Friday 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., excluding holidays. Phone (716) 695-8585 and email sanitation@northtonawanda.org.
From $5 per tire during business hours, with the city publishing a range up to ten dollars each and no fee published for the electronics drop off. City of North Tonawanda residents. Electronics require proof of residency at check in, and the free wood chips are a resident offer.
Household cleaners and chemicals, with vouchers and additional drop off events run through the Rethink Your Waste programme.
The city publishes no rate for the drop off and describes the voucher and event programme as changing, so the material has to be checked before a trip. Hazardous material is refused in the garbage cart, the recycling cart and any bulk pile.
Not published on the page retained here; call 716-998-8073 before travelling.
No drop off rate is published, so call Hazman on 716-998-8073 or check the Rethink Your Waste listings and confirm whether a voucher covers the material before loading a car.
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.
Does North Tonawanda take bulky items every garbage day?+
Bulk collection follows the regular garbage day during designated bulk weeks. Check the current sanitation calendar and preparation rules before setting items out.Official guidance
When is bulk pickup in North Tonawanda?+
In published weeks each month, on the household's scheduled garbage day. For 2026 the weeks are 5 to 9 January, 2 to 6 February, 2 to 6 March, 6 to 10 April, 4 to 8 May, 8 to 12 June, 6 to 10 July, 3 to 7 August, 7 to 11 September, 5 to 9 October and 7 to 11 December, with no bulk pickup in November. Box, bag or bundle the load, keep the pile inside the four cubic yard allowance measured as three feet by three feet by twelve feet, and note that bulk put out outside bulk week may draw a ticket and a fine.Official guidance
When does North Tonawanda collect brush and lawn debris?+
Branches and brush are collected during the non bulk weeks, so they go out in the weeks between the monthly bulk pickups. Two clear bags of lawn debris go out with the carts every week on the regular collection day. The fall leaves are collected street by street in two rounds, the first from late October into mid November and the second from mid November into early December, and the city publishes the street by street schedule.Official guidance
Where does construction debris go in North Tonawanda?+
Confirm it with the department first. Concrete and bricks, construction debris, contractor debris, dirt and stone, roofing materials, fencing, windows, bathtubs, garage doors and hot tubs are all on the published restricted list, and the city publishes no landfill or transfer station for them, so call (716) 695-8585 or email sanitation@northtonawanda.org and describe the load before it is set out.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in North Tonawanda?+
To the Department of Public Works garage at 758 Erie Avenue, from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday to Friday excluding holidays. The city accepts household electronic waste there in partnership with the Niagara County Refuse Disposal District and the recycler Sunnking, and the accepted items include tube, flat screen and projection televisions, CRT and LCD monitors, laptops, printers and VCR or DVD players. Bring proof of residency and check in on arrival, and keep electronics out of the carts and off the kerb, because they are refused there.Official guidance
Who collects trash in North Tonawanda?+
The city does, through the Department of Public Works at 758 Erie Avenue on (716) 695-8585. Collections run Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. for the department itself, and the weekly service takes the garbage cart, the recycling cart and two clear bags of lawn debris, with everything in the garbage cart bagged because the crews empty the carts by hand.Official guidance
How do holidays affect collection in North Tonawanda?+
Eight holidays delay service by one day for customers on or after them: New Year's Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Independence Day, Good Friday, Martin Luther King Day and Juneteenth do not change the schedule.Official guidance
What can go out in a North Tonawanda bulk week?+
Furniture and other large household material that will not fit the cart, boxed, bagged or bundled, in a pile no larger than four cubic yards, which the city states as three feet by three feet by twelve feet, on the household's garbage day in a published bulk week. The restricted list is long: automotive parts, Bagsters, basketball nets, bathtubs, boats, concrete and bricks, construction and contractor debris, dirt and stone, electronics, fencing, garage doors, hazardous materials, hot tubs, loose glass, plastic film, roofing materials, tires, trailers, truck caps and bed liners and windows are all refused.Official guidance
When do brush and leaves go out in North Tonawanda?+
Branches and brush are collected during the non bulk weeks, so they go out in the weeks between the monthly bulk pickups, and two clear bags of lawn debris go out with the carts on the regular collection day every week. The fall leaves are collected street by street in two rounds running from late October into early December, and the city publishes a street by street leaf schedule. Free wood chips are available to residents at the department.Official guidance
Where do tires, electronics and chemicals go in North Tonawanda?+
Tires and electronics are refused at the kerb but the Department of Public Works at 758 Erie Avenue takes both: tires for a fee of five to ten dollars each with a call note on larger quantities, and household electronic waste free from residents with proof of residency, Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. excluding holidays. Household cleaners and chemicals go to the Hazman drop off at 177 Wales in Tonawanda on 716-998-8073 or to a Rethink Your Waste event with a voucher, oil and latex paint go back to PaintCare merchants with spray paint excluded, and medicines are free at the police department drop box.Official guidance
