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City collection Bulky items are collected by the town or village, not the county, so the right contact depends on the address. No county rate exists because each town and village sets its own bulky item terms, and the county directory publishes only the contact for each community. Call the municipality listed for your address, such as Clarkstown at 845-639-2111, the Orangetown solid waste hotline at 845-359-6988, Ramapo public works at 845-357-0591, Stony Point highway at 845-786-2300 or the village hall listed for your village, and confirm the price and the pickup day when you arrange it.
City collection Bulky items are collected by the town or village, not the county, so the right contact depends on the address. No county rate exists because each town and village sets its own bulky item terms, and the county directory publishes only the contact for each community. Call the municipality listed for your address, such as Clarkstown at 845-639-2111, the Orangetown solid waste hotline at 845-359-6988, Ramapo public works at 845-357-0591, Stony Point highway at 845-786-2300 or the village hall listed for your village, and confirm the price and the pickup day when you arrange it.
City collection Scrap metal is accepted at all three Rockland Green transfer stations at no fee, which makes it the cheapest part of a clean out. No charge. The rates chart lists scrap metal at no fee at the Hillburn, Clarkstown and Haverstraw transfer stations, with the load otherwise subject to the same scale rules as any other delivery.
City collection A resident can drive a load to one of the three Rockland Green transfer stations and pay by the ton, with a minimum charge on garbage. From $20 for minimum charge on a garbage load at a Rockland Green transfer station, where Rockland residential municipal solid waste and construction and demolition debris are charged at 124 dollars a ton. Charged at the scale by major credit card only, with no cash or checks and no multiple card transactions, and the chart lists a 10 dollar minimum for concrete as well. Yard waste brought in by county residents is free in a non-commercial plated vehicle only.
The highest first-item price applies once. Every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Applicable sales tax is shown before payment.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Rockland County does not run bulky item collection. Each town and village collects its own garbage and bulky items, and Rockland Green, the county solid waste management authority, publishes the directory that sends an address to the right municipal contact and runs the disposal side through its Hillburn, Clarkstown and Bowline transfer stations. A household usually calls its town hall or village hall, which arranges the pickup on its own schedule and sets its own price, or hires a permitted hauler, and the county Health Department licenses those haulers because regulated waste in Rockland includes garbage, recyclables, construction and demolition debris, yard waste and scrap metal. What a resident can do alone is drive the load to a Rockland Green transfer station, where Rockland residential waste is charged by the ton with a minimum, scrap metal is free, tires are priced per tire, and yard waste from county residents is free in a non-commercial vehicle.
Bulky items are collected by the town or village, not the county, so the right contact depends on the address.
City cost & eligibility
No county rate exists because each town and village sets its own bulky item terms, and the county directory publishes only the contact for each community. Call the municipality listed for your address, such as Clarkstown at 845-639-2111, the Orangetown solid waste hotline at 845-359-6988, Ramapo public works at 845-357-0591, Stony Point highway at 845-786-2300 or the village hall listed for your village, and confirm the price and the pickup day when you arrange it.
When & how
Call the town or village that collects from your address, since the county publishes no countywide bulk day, and put the items out only once the municipality has scheduled the pickup.
Get it ready
Keep the pile free of the material Rockland Green or your hauler will not take, and note that a load travelling in a private vehicle to a transfer station is charged by the ton with a 20 dollar minimum on garbage, while an unpermitted hauler may not move regulated waste at all.
A resident can drive a load to one of the three Rockland Green transfer stations and pay by the ton, with a minimum charge on garbage.
City cost & eligibility
From $20 for minimum charge on a garbage load at a Rockland Green transfer station, where Rockland residential municipal solid waste and construction and demolition debris are charged at 124 dollars a ton. Charged at the scale by major credit card only, with no cash or checks and no multiple card transactions, and the chart lists a 10 dollar minimum for concrete as well. Yard waste brought in by county residents is free in a non-commercial plated vehicle only.
When & how
Drive the load to the Bowline or Haverstraw station on Beach Road, the Clarkstown station on South Route 303 or the Hillburn station on Baler Boulevard, and confirm the current hours with Rockland Green on 845-753-2200 first.
Get it ready
Sort the load before the scale, because the chart charges garbage and construction debris by the ton, prices tires per tire, takes scrap metal at no fee and charges concrete separately. Rockland Green will not accept out of state or out of county municipal solid waste, construction debris or recyclables except from municipalities holding an intermunicipal agreement.
Scrap metal is accepted at all three Rockland Green transfer stations at no fee, which makes it the cheapest part of a clean out.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The rates chart lists scrap metal at no fee at the Hillburn, Clarkstown and Haverstraw transfer stations, with the load otherwise subject to the same scale rules as any other delivery.
When & how
Take the metal to any of the three transfer stations during its open hours, and confirm those hours with Rockland Green on 845-753-2200.
Get it ready
Keep metal separate from garbage and construction debris so it is weighed as its own free category, drain any fuel or oil first, and keep a motorised item out of the load until it is empty of fluids, because a fluid spill defeats the free metal line.
Tires are accepted at the Haverstraw transfer station only, off the rim, with separate prices for car and truck sizes.
City cost & eligibility
$6 per car tire of 16 inches or smaller without a rim, with truck tires of 17 inches or larger at 20 dollars each and bulk tires charged 400 dollars a ton. Offered at the Bowline or Haverstraw transfer station only, paid at the scale by major credit card, and every tire must be off the rim.
When & how
Take the tires to the Haverstraw station on Beach Road during its open hours, after confirming the schedule with Rockland Green on 845-753-2200.
Get it ready
Remove every tire from its rim before the trip, keep car and truck sizes separate so each is priced correctly, and note that the other two transfer stations do not take tires at all.
The county does not collect bulky items, so the first call goes to the municipality that collects from the address, using the Rockland Green directory that lists a contact for every town and village. Pickup terms, prices and the day a pile goes out all come from that municipality, and nothing should be placed at the curb until it has scheduled the pickup.
A load driven to a transfer station is weighed, with Rockland residential municipal solid waste and construction and demolition debris charged at the published per ton rate, a minimum on garbage, a separate minimum on concrete, scrap metal free, and tires priced per tire at the Haverstraw site. Payment is by major credit card only, there is no cash or check option, and multiple card transactions are not allowed.
Rockland Green states that it will not accept out of state or out of county municipal solid waste, construction and demolition debris or recyclables until further notice, and that only out of county municipalities holding an intermunicipal agreement may enter. A household whose waste comes from outside Rockland County needs its own municipality's disposal arrangement instead.
Scrap metal carries no fee at any of the three transfer stations, and yard waste brought in by county residents is accepted free of charge in non-commercial plated vehicles only. Everything else on the chart is charged by the ton or by the piece, which is why a load should be sorted before it reaches the scale.
The county Health Department requires a waste hauler permit for any vehicle that removes, collects, transports or disposes of regulated waste in Rockland County, and regulated waste covers garbage, recyclables, construction and demolition debris, yard waste and scrap metal. A resident hiring someone to clear a property should confirm the permit before the load leaves.
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.
Towns and villages of Rockland County with Rockland Green, the county solid waste authority
Arrange the pickup with your town or village
For a household with furniture or another bulky item that the local municipality will collect from the curb.
Cost & conditions
Each town and village sets its own bulky item terms and the county publishes no rate, so confirm the price, the sticker or the collection week with the municipality listed for your address in the Rockland Green directory.
Arrange it
Call the town or village contact from the directory, such as Clarkstown on 845-639-2111, the Orangetown hotline on 845-359-6988, Ramapo on 845-357-0591, Stony Point on 845-786-2300 or your village hall, and follow the instructions it gives.
Terms differ by municipality, some villages use a private hauler instead of a town crew, and none of them accepts the material Rockland Green refuses at its own sites.
Towns and villages of Rockland County with Rockland Green, the county solid waste authority
Drive the load to a Rockland Green transfer station
For a resident who would rather weigh the load and pay at the scale than schedule a municipal pickup.
Cost & conditions
From $20 for minimum charge on a garbage load, with Rockland residential municipal solid waste and construction and demolition debris at 124 dollars a ton, car tires at 6 dollars each without rims, truck tires at 20 dollars each, bulk tires at 400 dollars a ton and concrete with its own minimum. Charged at the scale by major credit card only, with scrap metal free and yard waste from county residents free in non-commercial vehicles.
Arrange it
Choose the Bowline or Haverstraw station on Beach Road, the Clarkstown station on South Route 303 or the Hillburn station on Baler Boulevard, and confirm the hours with Rockland Green on 845-753-2200 before driving.
Tires are only taken at Haverstraw, out of county loads are refused, there is no cash or check payment, and the site charges by weight so a heavy mixed load is billed at the garbage rate.
Rockland residential municipal solid waste and construction and demolition debris by the ton, scrap metal at no fee, and tires of all sizes off the rim, which are only taken at this station.
Loads are weighed at the scale with a minimum charge on garbage, payment is by major credit card only with no cash or checks and no multiple card transactions, and out of state and out of county loads are refused unless the municipality holds an intermunicipal agreement.
Rockland Green publishes each station's own hours, so confirm them on 845-753-2200 before a trip.
From $20 for minimum charge on a garbage load, with Rockland residential material at 124 dollars a ton, car tires of 16 inches or smaller without rims at 6 dollars each, truck tires of 17 inches or larger without rims at 20 dollars each and bulk tires at 400 dollars a ton. Charged at the scale by major credit card only, with scrap metal free.
Rockland residential municipal solid waste and construction and demolition debris at the per ton rate, scrap metal at no fee, leaves, grass, mixed yard waste and tree stumps from county residents, and concrete and asphalt with their own rates.
Weighed at the scale with the garbage minimum applying, concrete carrying its own minimum and surcharges for higher strength and oversized pieces, credit cards only with no cash or checks, and no tires at this station.
Confirm the station's current hours with Rockland Green on 845-753-2200 before driving.
From $20 for minimum charge on a garbage load, with Rockland residential material at 124 dollars a ton, leaves at 51 dollars a ton, grass at 70 dollars a ton, mixed yard waste at 105 dollars a ton, tree stumps at 150 dollars a ton and concrete or asphalt at 23 dollars a ton with a 10 dollar minimum. Charged at the scale by major credit card only, with scrap metal free and yard waste from county residents free in non-commercial plated vehicles only.
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.
Where can residents check electronics disposal options?+
Rockland County lists its Household Hazardous Waste Facility as a drop-off option for residents' electronics. Check the current requirements and hours before making a trip, and confirm bulky-item collection separately with your local collector.Official guidance
Who picks up bulky items in Rockland County?+
Your town or village does, because the county does not run a bulky item collection. Rockland Green publishes a directory that names the contact for each community, including Clarkstown Environmental Control on 845-639-2111, the Orangetown solid waste hotline on 845-359-6988, Ramapo public works on 845-357-0591 and Stony Point highway on 845-786-2300, with a different contact or hauler for each village. Call the one listed for your address and confirm the price and the pickup day, since each municipality sets its own terms.Official guidance
Can I take bulky items to a Rockland Green transfer station myself?+
Yes, a resident can drive a load to one of the three transfer stations, where Rockland residential municipal solid waste and construction and demolition debris are charged at a rate per ton with a minimum charge on garbage. Scrap metal is free, tires are priced per tire at the Haverstraw site, and yard waste from county residents is free in a non-commercial vehicle. Payment is by major credit card only, with no cash or checks, and Rockland Green will not take out of county loads except from municipalities with an intermunicipal agreement.Official guidance
Does Rockland Green charge for scrap metal?+
No. Scrap metal carries no fee at any of the three transfer stations, unlike garbage and construction debris, which are charged by the ton with a minimum, and tires, which are charged per tire at the Haverstraw site. Keep the metal sorted from the rest of the load and empty it of fuel or oil before the trip.Official guidance
Where can I take tires in Rockland County?+
To the Bowline or Haverstraw transfer station on Beach Road in West Haverstraw, which is the only Rockland Green site that takes them. Car tires of 16 inches or smaller without rims carry one price each, truck tires of 17 inches or larger carry a higher price each, and bulk tires are charged by the ton. Every tire has to be off the rim and payment is by credit card at the scale.Official guidance
Who handles garbage and bulky items in Rockland County?+
The towns and villages collect, and Rockland Green disposes. The county solid waste authority publishes a directory naming the contact for each community, from Clarkstown Environmental Control and the Orangetown solid waste hotline to Ramapo public works, Stony Point highway and each village hall, and it runs the Hillburn, Clarkstown and Bowline transfer stations for the loads residents or haulers bring in.Official guidance
What does it cost to get rid of bulky items in Rockland County?+
The municipal pickup price is set by the town or village, so the county directory contact confirms it. At a Rockland Green transfer station a load is weighed: Rockland residential municipal solid waste and construction and demolition debris are charged by the ton with a minimum on garbage, scrap metal is free, tires carry a per tire price without rims at the Haverstraw site only, and concrete has its own rate and minimum. Payment is by major credit card only, with no cash or checks.Official guidance
What is free at the Rockland Green transfer stations?+
Scrap metal carries no fee at any of the three transfer stations, and yard waste brought in by county residents is free in non-commercial plated vehicles only. Everything else is charged, from garbage and construction debris by the ton to tires priced per tire at the Haverstraw site, so sorting the load before the scale is what keeps the bill down.Official guidance
Does a hauler need a Rockland County permit?+
Yes. The county Health Department requires a waste hauler permit for any vehicle that removes, collects, transports or disposes of regulated waste in Rockland County, and regulated waste includes garbage, recyclables, construction and demolition debris, yard waste and scrap metal. A household hiring someone to clear a property should ask for the permit before the load is moved.Official guidance
