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City collection Furniture is one of the item families the bulky pickup page names, so a couch, chair or dresser goes out as a scheduled bulky waste pickup rather than in the cart. The same volume based charge, two week backlog and placement rules apply. From $20 per cubic yard of bulky waste, with a two cubic yard minimum and an eight cubic yard maximum. City of Broken Arrow residential accounts under the rate schedule effective October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026, with the fee added to the utility account within 60 days of the pickup.
City collection A mattress is far too large for the refuse cart and is not on the city's list of items a bulky pickup refuses, so bedding goes out as a scheduled bulky waste pickup. The city's examples name appliances, furniture and green waste rather than mattresses, so it is worth confirming the set when the pickup is booked. From $20 per cubic yard of bulky waste, with a two cubic yard minimum and an eight cubic yard maximum, so a single mattress is billed at the minimum volume. City of Broken Arrow residential accounts under the rate schedule effective October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026, with the fee added to the utility account within 60 days of the pickup.
City collection Appliances are one of the families the city names for a bulky waste pickup, and the city runs them through that route rather than the cart. Anything with a refrigeration system has an extra step: the refrigerant has to be removed by a licensed technician and the verification form has to be submitted with the request. From $20 per cubic yard of bulky waste, with a two cubic yard minimum and an eight cubic yard maximum, and a washing machine is roughly one cubic yard. City of Broken Arrow residential accounts under the rate schedule effective October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026, with the fee added to the utility account within 60 days of the pickup; a refrigerator, air conditioner or freezer is accepted only with the refrigerant removal verification form completed by a licensed CFC technician.
City collection Anything too large for the cart goes out as a scheduled bulky waste pickup, which the city bills by volume with a minimum and a maximum size. The service is arranged ahead of time, the schedule is often full for two weeks, and a grappling arm lifts the pile, so the items have to be reachable and clear of cars, mailboxes, low limbs and basketball hoops. From $20 per cubic yard of bulky waste, with a two cubic yard minimum and an eight cubic yard maximum, so the smallest pickup is billed as two cubic yards and one cubic yard is about the size of a standard washing machine. City of Broken Arrow residential accounts under the rate schedule effective October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026, with the fee added to the utility account within 60 days of the pickup rather than collected on the day.
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?
Broken Arrow collects with city crews, one black refuse cart and one blue recycling cart per residence, once a week on Monday through Thursday depending on which part of the city the home sits in. Anything too large for a cart goes out as a scheduled bulky waste pickup that the city bills by volume, with a two cubic yard minimum and an eight cubic yard maximum, and everything is added to the utility account. Appliances with refrigeration systems need a refrigerant removal form signed by a licensed technician before the bulky truck will take them, and microwaves, televisions and monitors are refused on that route. Electronics go to the Metropolitan Environmental Trust center on North Elm Place, household chemicals go to the City of Tulsa Household Pollutant Collection Facility with a voucher the trust issues, and each household also gets two free landfill passes a year for household waste.
One black refuse cart and one blue recycling cart come with the service, collected once a week by city crews, with the day set by which part of the city the home sits in. Trash has to be bagged and tied inside the cart, recycling goes in loose and clean, and the cart has a weight limit that the trucks will not exceed.
City cost & eligibility
$26.75 per month for curbside refuse pickup inside the city limits. City of Broken Arrow residential accounts under the rate schedule effective October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026. The same schedule prices extra refuse outside the cart at $5.00 a bag, counts any bag larger than 30 gallons as two, charges $5.00 a bag for yard waste beyond 20 clear bags, adds a $10.50 late set out or return service fee, charges $7.50 a month for an additional 96-gallon refuse cart or an additional recycling cart, and lists a $20 cart size change or add and remove fee and a $55 cart replacement fee.
When & how
Carts go to the curb by 6 a.m. on the service day, which runs Monday through Thursday by area, and the crews work until the routes are finished, so the day is guaranteed rather than the time. Collection continues on city holidays except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day, and when one of those three falls on a service day the cart goes out the following day.
Get it ready
Bag and tie all trash inside the cart, put recyclables in the blue cart loose, clean and dry, and keep the weight inside the limit the city sets for a 96-gallon cart. Do not leave items sticking out of the cart or pile bags beside it, because a cart that is too heavy or blocked cannot be tipped and may not be serviced.
Anything too large for the cart goes out as a scheduled bulky waste pickup, which the city bills by volume with a minimum and a maximum size. The service is arranged ahead of time, the schedule is often full for two weeks, and a grappling arm lifts the pile, so the items have to be reachable and clear of cars, mailboxes, low limbs and basketball hoops.
City cost & eligibility
From $20 per cubic yard of bulky waste, with a two cubic yard minimum and an eight cubic yard maximum, so the smallest pickup is billed as two cubic yards and one cubic yard is about the size of a standard washing machine. City of Broken Arrow residential accounts under the rate schedule effective October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026, with the fee added to the utility account within 60 days of the pickup rather than collected on the day.
When & how
Book the pickup through the form on the city bulky waste page before anything is set out, because the schedule is often full for up to two weeks, then have the pile ready on the assigned day and reachable by the grappling arm.
Get it ready
Keep the pile clear of mailboxes, parked cars, low hanging limbs and basketball hoops so the operator has room to work, keep hazardous material and the items the city refuses out of it, and expect the volume to be measured in cubic yards when the charge is calculated.
Furniture is one of the item families the bulky pickup page names, so a couch, chair or dresser goes out as a scheduled bulky waste pickup rather than in the cart. The same volume based charge, two week backlog and placement rules apply.
City cost & eligibility
From $20 per cubic yard of bulky waste, with a two cubic yard minimum and an eight cubic yard maximum. City of Broken Arrow residential accounts under the rate schedule effective October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026, with the fee added to the utility account within 60 days of the pickup.
When & how
Book the pickup through the city bulky waste form, then put the furniture out on the assigned day where the grappling arm can reach it.
Get it ready
Empty the drawers, remove cushions you are not sending, and keep the piece clear of the cart, mailboxes, parked cars and low limbs so the operator has room to work.
A mattress is far too large for the refuse cart and is not on the city's list of items a bulky pickup refuses, so bedding goes out as a scheduled bulky waste pickup. The city's examples name appliances, furniture and green waste rather than mattresses, so it is worth confirming the set when the pickup is booked.
City cost & eligibility
From $20 per cubic yard of bulky waste, with a two cubic yard minimum and an eight cubic yard maximum, so a single mattress is billed at the minimum volume. City of Broken Arrow residential accounts under the rate schedule effective October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026, with the fee added to the utility account within 60 days of the pickup.
When & how
Book the bulky pickup through the city form, mention that the load is a mattress or box spring, and have the set at the curb on the assigned day where the grappling arm can reach it.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and out of the refuse cart, which takes only bagged household trash, and set it flat and clear of the cart, mailboxes and parked cars so it can be lifted cleanly.
Appliances are one of the families the city names for a bulky waste pickup, and the city runs them through that route rather than the cart. Anything with a refrigeration system has an extra step: the refrigerant has to be removed by a licensed technician and the verification form has to be submitted with the request.
City cost & eligibility
From $20 per cubic yard of bulky waste, with a two cubic yard minimum and an eight cubic yard maximum, and a washing machine is roughly one cubic yard. City of Broken Arrow residential accounts under the rate schedule effective October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026, with the fee added to the utility account within 60 days of the pickup; a refrigerator, air conditioner or freezer is accepted only with the refrigerant removal verification form completed by a licensed CFC technician.
When & how
Remove the refrigerant first and have the completed verification form ready, then book the bulky pickup through the city form and set the appliance out on the assigned day.
Get it ready
Empty the appliance, tape or remove the doors so nothing can be trapped inside, keep it upright for transport, and keep it out of the refuse cart, which takes only bagged household trash.
Electronics do not go in the cart and are refused on the bulky route, so the city sends them to the Metropolitan Environmental Trust center on North Elm Place. Most small electronics are free there, and televisions and CRT or LCD monitors are accepted for a fee that has to be prepaid as a credit online.
City cost & eligibility
The trust takes the listed small electronics at no charge and recycles televisions and CRT or LCD monitors for a small fee that the city does not publish, because the credit has to be bought at metrecycle.com before the drop off. Buy the credit and confirm the current amount before loading a television or monitor.
When & how
Buy a credit at metrecycle.com if the load includes a television or a monitor, then take the electronics to the Metropolitan Environmental Trust center at 302 N. Elm Place during the center's own opening hours.
Get it ready
Wipe the personal information off phones, computers and smart televisions before anything changes hands, keep remotes, cables and power cords with the devices, and sort the load before arriving because the trust asks visitors to sort their recyclables.
Remodeling material does not ride with the carts. Roofing, materials and wood from remodeling, privacy or other fencing are on the city's list of items the crews do not pick up, and bags of dirt, rocks or concrete are refused with them, while the bulky page names appliances, furniture and green waste rather than construction material.
City cost & eligibility
The city does not publish a construction rate for households on the pages read, and the bulky service is priced by volume with a minimum and a maximum. Call the solid waste office on 918-259-6570 with the material and the volume to find out how a remodeling load is handled and what it will cost before anything is set out.
When & how
Call 918-259-6570 before a remodeling load goes out, because the city list refuses roofing, remodeling wood and fencing at the curb, and the note the page attaches to those items is not published in the retained body.
Get it ready
Keep dirt, rocks and concrete out of the bags going to the curb, separate clean board and roofing from mixed household trash, and stack what is going to the landfill so it can be tarped and tipped as a single load.
Exercise equipment is not named anywhere in the city's lists, but a treadmill or a weight machine is far too large for the cart, so the practical route is a bulky waste pickup once the office confirms the machine and the volume it fills. The pickup is priced by cubic yard with a minimum.
City cost & eligibility
No published rate covers an exercise machine on its own, and the bulky service is billed by volume with a two cubic yard minimum and an eight cubic yard maximum. Call the solid waste office on 918-259-6570 with the machine and its size to confirm the pickup and the volume before it goes out.
When & how
Call 918-259-6570 first, then book the bulky pickup through the city form and set the machine out on the assigned day.
Get it ready
Take the machine down as far as it will come apart, keep the loose weights and parts with it so the volume is accurate, and keep the pile clear of the cart, mailboxes, parked cars and low limbs.
Every city channel refuses tires. They are on the list of items crews do not pick up, the bulky waste page names them among the things a bulky pickup cannot take, the landfill pass will not admit them, and the Tulsa hazardous waste facility refuses them too, so there is no published household route in the city.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no tire collection and no tire price. Tires are refused in the cart, refused on the bulky pickup route, refused at the landfill and refused by the Tulsa household pollutant facility, so ask the shop that sells or mounts tires about a take back, or use the M.e.t.'s recycling directory to find a private site, and confirm the charge with whoever takes them.
When & how
Ask the tire shop or check the M.e.t. directory at metrecycle.com before loading the tires anywhere, rather than setting them out on a collection day.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of the refuse cart, off the bulky pile, out of the landfill pass load and out of a household hazardous waste voucher trip, because each of those routes refuses them by name.
Household chemicals have a real year round route instead of a collection day. Broken Arrow residents take them to the City of Tulsa Household Pollutant Collection Facility, but the trip needs a voucher number from the Metropolitan Environmental Trust first, and the voucher covers the first 45 pounds with a per pound charge beyond that.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Broken Arrow residents get a voucher number from the M.e.t. on 918-584-0584 that covers up to 45 pounds of household hazardous waste at the City of Tulsa Household Pollutant Collection Facility free of charge, with disposal charged at $1.33 per pound after that limit. No chemicals go in the carts or on a bulky pile.
When & how
Call the M.e.t. on 918-584-0584 for a voucher number, then take the material to the City of Tulsa Household Pollutant Collection Facility at 4502 S. Galveston Avenue in west Tulsa on a Wednesday or Saturday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep each product in its original labeled container and never mix chemicals, keep containers out of plastic bags and pack poor condition ones in a box or bucket, and do not bring latex paint with a voucher even though the city's recycling page lists it among the accepted items.
The black refuse cart and the blue recycling cart go to the curb by 6 a.m. on the service day, which runs Monday through Thursday by area of the city. Trash has to be bagged and tied inside the cart, recycling goes loose, clean and dry, the cart is limited to 336 pounds, and a cart that is too heavy or has items sticking out may be left unserviced.
Items too large for the cart wait for a scheduled bulky pickup, and the city's schedule is often full for two weeks, so the request comes first. The charge is worked out by volume with a two cubic yard minimum and an eight cubic yard maximum, it is added to the utility account within 60 days, and the pile has to be clear of mailboxes, parked cars, low limbs and basketball hoops for the grappling arm.
Hazardous waste of any type is refused, including oil, liquid paint, batteries, tires, gun ammunition or powder, fuel and propane tanks, so those items go to the Tulsa household pollutant facility with a voucher or to the M.e.t. center. Roofing and remodeling wood, fencing, bags of dirt, rocks or concrete, needles outside a proper container, televisions, monitors, microwaves and tires are also barred from the carts and, for the electronics and tires, from the bulky pickup as well.
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.
A household with a couch, a mattress, an appliance, a machine or another item too large for the refuse cart.
Cost & conditions
From $20 per cubic yard of bulky waste, with a two cubic yard minimum and an eight cubic yard maximum, and one cubic yard is about the size of a standard washing machine. City of Broken Arrow residential accounts under the rate schedule effective October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026, with the fee added to the utility account within 60 days of the pickup.
Arrange it
Submit the bulky waste form linked from the city page, wait for the assigned day, and have the pile at the curb where the grappling arm can reach it without hitting a car, mailbox, hoop or low limb.
The schedule is often full for up to two weeks, an appliance with a refrigeration system needs the refrigerant removal verification form first, and tires, televisions, monitors, microwaves, concrete, dirt and hazardous material cannot be included at any price.
A household that can move its own load and would rather not pay a bulky pickup charge for household waste.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Each solid waste customer can request two passes a year, delivered as a QR code, and use them at the Waste Management Quarry Landfill at no charge. A driver's license has to match the name on the pass, the passes expire at the end of the calendar year, and the landfill's own restrictions apply to the load.
Arrange it
Request the pass through the city form, wait for the QR code, load the household waste, and take it to the Waste Management Quarry Landfill at 13720 E. 46th St. North with the license used on the request.
Batteries, compressed gas cylinders, fluorescent bulbs, hazardous material, liquids such as paint, gasoline and used oil, tires and untreated medical waste are all refused, and an appliance with refrigerant needs documentation that a licensed technician removed it.
Take electronics and small items to the M.e.t. center
A household with a television, monitor, computer, microwave, batteries, motor oil, antifreeze or scrap metal to get rid of.
Cost & conditions
The trust takes the listed electronics, batteries, motor oil, antifreeze, scrap metal and recyclables without a published charge, while televisions and CRT or LCD monitors need a credit bought at metrecycle.com first. Confirm the current terms before a trip that carries a television or monitor.
Arrange it
Buy the television or monitor credit online if you need one, sort the load, and take it to the Metropolitan Environmental Trust center at 302 N. Elm Place in Broken Arrow during the center's own opening hours.
The city does not publish the center's hours or a full price list, and motor oil, cooking oil and antifreeze arrive with a five gallon limit, so confirm before loading a large quantity.
Get a voucher for the Tulsa household pollutant facility
A household with paint, solvents, lawn chemicals, automotive fluids, batteries, fluorescent bulbs, pool chemicals or other household chemicals.
Cost & conditions
No charge. A voucher number from the M.e.t. on 918-584-0584 covers up to 45 pounds of household hazardous waste free at the City of Tulsa Household Pollutant Collection Facility, with disposal charged at $1.33 per pound beyond that limit.
Arrange it
Call the M.e.t. for the voucher, keep the chemicals in their original labeled containers and out of plastic bags, then deliver them to 4502 S. Galveston Avenue in west Tulsa on a Wednesday or Saturday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
The voucher is issued by the trust rather than the city, latex paint should not be brought on a voucher trip, and the facility refuses commercially generated waste, medical waste, asbestos, food waste, radioactive material, ammunition, explosives, tires and unknown material.
Electronics and hard to recycle drop off the city names
Metropolitan Environmental Trust (M.e.t.) recycling and e-waste center
302 N. Elm Place, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Electronic waste free of charge including cameras, cell phones, computer batteries, towers, copiers and scanners, fax machines, keyboards and mice, laptops, microwaves, phones, printers, power cords, small appliances, UPS systems and VCR or DVD players, plus plastic bottles and lids, glass bottles, newspaper, office paper, magazines, aluminum cans, motor oil and cooking oil at a five gallon limit, household and auto batteries, eyeglasses, phone books, plastic bags, steel cans, scrap metal, antifreeze at a five gallon limit, cardboard and paperboard
A trust run center rather than a city site, so its own hours and terms govern. Televisions and CRT or LCD monitors are accepted only with a credit bought at metrecycle.com beforehand, visitors are asked to sort before arriving, and the city publishes no hours or full price list for the center.
Not published on the city pages; confirm with the trust or at metrecycle.com before a trip
The listed electronics and recyclables are taken without a published charge, while televisions and monitors need a prepaid credit whose amount the city does not publish, so confirm the current fee before carrying a television or monitor in.
The household chemical facility Broken Arrow residents use
City of Tulsa Household Pollutant Collection Facility
4502 S. Galveston Avenue, west Tulsa, Oklahoma
Fluorescent and CFL bulbs, oil based paints and paint thinner, flammable liquids, latex paint, lawn chemicals, automotive fluids, cooking oil and grease, aerosols, household and car batteries, household cleaners, pool chemicals, electronics and mercury thermostats
Broken Arrow residents need a voucher number from the M.e.t. on 918-584-0584 before arriving, the voucher covers the first 45 pounds, and the city asks residents not to drop off latex paint on a voucher trip even though its recycling page lists latex paint among the accepted items. Commercially generated waste, medical waste, asbestos, food waste, radioactive material, ammunition and explosives, tires and unknown material are refused.
Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
No charge. Up to 45 pounds of household hazardous waste is free with a voucher number from the M.e.t., obtained on 918-584-0584, and disposal is charged at $1.33 per pound beyond that allowance.
Household waste brought on a city landfill pass, with the pass presented as a QR code and the driver's license matching the name on it. Refrigerators, air conditioners, freezers and other Freon containing items are accepted with documentation that a licensed CFC technician removed the refrigerant.
Batteries, compressed gas cylinders, fluorescent light bulbs, hazardous materials, liquids such as liquid paint, gasoline and used oil, tires and untreated medical waste are all refused, and the passes expire at the end of the calendar year. Loads have to arrive with the pass and the matching identification.
Not published on the city page; the page lists 918-439-7835 for landfill questions and eligible items
No charge. A household waste load is free at the landfill with one of the two passes each customer can request per year, and the pass has to be used before the end of the calendar year.
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 schedule a bulky pickup in Broken Arrow?+
Submit the bulky waste form linked from the city's bulky waste page, and expect the schedule to be full for up to two weeks. The charge is added to your utility account within 60 days of the collection instead of being paid to the crew.Official guidance
How is a bulky pickup charged in Broken Arrow?+
By volume, at a published rate per cubic yard with a two cubic yard minimum and an eight cubic yard maximum, so the smallest pickup is billed as two cubic yards. A cubic yard is roughly the size of a standard washing machine, and the amount is added to the utility account.Official guidance
What can go in a Broken Arrow bulky pickup?+
Items too large for the refuse cart, including appliances, furniture and green waste that is too big to bag or bundle. Any appliance with a refrigeration system needs the refrigerant removal verification form showing a licensed technician removed it.Official guidance
What will Broken Arrow refuse on a bulky pickup?+
Tires, televisions, monitors, microwaves, concrete and dirt cannot be picked up on the bulky route, and no hazardous items such as pool chemicals, paint, oils or batteries are allowed. Electronics and chemicals each have their own drop off instead.Official guidance
Will Broken Arrow take a couch at the curb?+
Yes, but only as a scheduled bulky waste pickup rather than on the weekly cart route. Furniture is one of the families the city names for the bulky service, and the pickup is billed by volume with a two cubic yard minimum, so it is worth stacking several pieces into one booking.Official guidance
Can a mattress go out in Broken Arrow?+
Yes, as a scheduled bulky waste pickup, because a mattress will not fit in the refuse cart. Mattresses are not on the city's list of items the bulky pickup refuses, but they are also not named in the city's examples, so mention the bedding when you book the pickup.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a refrigerator in Broken Arrow?+
Book a bulky waste pickup, but first have the refrigerant removed by a licensed technician, because the city accepts refrigerators, air conditioners, freezers and other Freon containing items only with the refrigerant removal verification form attached to the request.Official guidance
Where does a microwave go in Broken Arrow?+
To the Metropolitan Environmental Trust center at 302 N. Elm Place, because microwaves are on the city's list of items a bulky waste pickup will not take. The center accepts microwaves among the electronics it takes free of charge.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Broken Arrow?+
To the Metropolitan Environmental Trust center at 302 N. Elm Place, which the city names for electronic waste. Televisions, monitors, computers, laptops, printers, keyboards, cell phones, cameras, power cords, small appliances and VCR or DVD players are all on the city's list of accepted electronics.Official guidance
Is there a fee for a television at the M.e.t. in Broken Arrow?+
Yes. Televisions and CRT or LCD monitors are recycled for a small fee, and the city requires a credit bought at metrecycle.com before the drop off, while the other listed electronics such as computers, laptops, printers, cell phones and microwaves are taken free of charge.Official guidance
Who collects the trash in Broken Arrow?+
Broken Arrow Solid Waste & Recycling does, with city crews rather than a private hauler. Each residence with service gets a black refuse cart and a blue recycling cart, collected once a week, and the office answers questions on 918-259-6570.Official guidance
How do I find my Broken Arrow pickup day?+
Collection runs Monday through Thursday by area of the city: Monday customers are generally south of New Orleans Street between Mingo Road and Elm Place, Tuesday customers sit between Houston Street and the Creek Turnpike, Wednesday customers are in the northwest, and Thursday customers are north of State Highway 51. Call 918-259-6570 or use the My Broken Arrow Action Center app if the map is unclear.Official guidance
Where are the Broken Arrow refuse rates published?+
On the city's utility rates page, which carries the curbside refuse rate, the extra bag charge, the excess yard waste charge, the bulky pickup rate, the additional cart charge and the cart change, removal and replacement fees for the schedule running October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026.Official guidance
What happens to my collection on a holiday in Broken Arrow?+
Crews collect on city observed holidays except Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day. When one of those three falls on a service day the cart goes out the following day, with Thursday customers sliding to Friday for Thanksgiving and the other two holidays sliding the affected days by one.Official guidance
Can I get an extra cart in Broken Arrow?+
Yes. Additional 96-gallon refuse carts and additional recycling carts are ordered through the solid waste office on 918-259-6570 and carry a monthly charge, and the rate schedule also lists fees for changing cart size, adding or removing a cart and replacing a cart.Official guidance
