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City collection Furniture is the city's own example of the large debris its boom claw trucks collect, so a couch moves through the bulk collection rather than the poly cart. From $20 for first bulk load at the published bulk collection price of 20.00, with each additional truck load at 65.00 and a minimum of 1.5 cubic yards before a bulk collection can be requested. City residential solid waste customers with at least 1.5 cubic yards of material, which the city describes as the capacity of a regular size pickup bed.
City collection A mattress is not named in the poly cart rules, the prohibited list or the bulk description, so it has to be confirmed with the Solid Waste Department even though it is the kind of large debris the boom claw trucks handle. No published Enid list names a mattress and no separate mattress rate exists, so confirm whether it can go out as a bulk load at the 20.00 first load price or has to be taken to the landfill, where residents get twelve free trips a year.
City collection Appliances are not named in the cart rules, the prohibited list or the bulk description, so an appliance is a confirmation even though the landfill takes non-hazardous solid waste and the bulk trucks take large debris. No published Enid rate names an appliance and the appliance cannot go in the poly cart, so confirm with the Solid Waste Department whether it goes out as a bulk load or is taken to the landfill, where general refuse is priced by weight.
City collection The city keeps two boom claw trucks for large debris that is too heavy or too large for the residential trucks, and a household needs at least 1.5 cubic yards before the bulk collection can be requested. From $20 for first bulk load, with each additional truck load at 65.00 and a minimum of 1.5 cubic yards before the collection can be requested, where one truck load is about 20 cubic yards. City residential solid waste customers with at least 1.5 cubic yards of large debris.
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?
Enid runs its own solid waste department and its landfill, and the two work together. Household rubbish goes in the poly cart, which has to be at the curb by 7:30 am and cannot hold liquids such as motor oil, gasoline, antifreeze or paint, hot ashes, soil, sand, uncut or untied branches, bricks, concrete, building material, auto parts, scrap metal, tires or dead animals. Large material goes two ways. The department keeps two boom claw trucks for specialised pickup of large debris that is too heavy or too large for the residential trucks, such as furniture, and a household must have at least 1.5 cubic yards before a bulk collection can be requested, with the first load costing 20 and each additional truck load 65. Everything else can be driven to the city landfill at 1313 E. Southgate Road, where residents with a current city utility bill get twelve free trips a calendar year for refuse within a one ton vehicle load and six free trips a year for household hazardous waste limited to ten gallons of paint or twenty gallons of hazardous waste per trip. Contractor scale jobs rent city roll-off containers, and the landfill also prices computer monitors, tires and yard trimmings individually.
Furniture is the city's own example of the large debris its boom claw trucks collect, so a couch moves through the bulk collection rather than the poly cart.
City cost & eligibility
From $20 for first bulk load at the published bulk collection price of 20.00, with each additional truck load at 65.00 and a minimum of 1.5 cubic yards before a bulk collection can be requested. City residential solid waste customers with at least 1.5 cubic yards of material, which the city describes as the capacity of a regular size pickup bed.
When & how
Request the bulk collection from the Solid Waste Department, and put the cart out by 7:30 am on the household's collection day, which follows the colour keyed route days of Tuesday through Friday.
Get it ready
Keep the furniture out of the poly cart because the cart is barred to large debris, gather at least the minimum volume the city asks for before requesting the pickup, and keep liquids, concrete, building material, auto parts, scrap metal and tires out of the load.
A mattress is not named in the poly cart rules, the prohibited list or the bulk description, so it has to be confirmed with the Solid Waste Department even though it is the kind of large debris the boom claw trucks handle.
City cost & eligibility
No published Enid list names a mattress and no separate mattress rate exists, so confirm whether it can go out as a bulk load at the 20.00 first load price or has to be taken to the landfill, where residents get twelve free trips a year.
When & how
Confirm the route with the Solid Waste Department first, then either book the bulk collection or include the mattress in one of the twelve free residential landfill trips.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress out of the poly cart, keep it dry, and confirm the item before it reaches the curb because the published rules cover large debris by size rather than by name.
Appliances are not named in the cart rules, the prohibited list or the bulk description, so an appliance is a confirmation even though the landfill takes non-hazardous solid waste and the bulk trucks take large debris.
City cost & eligibility
No published Enid rate names an appliance and the appliance cannot go in the poly cart, so confirm with the Solid Waste Department whether it goes out as a bulk load or is taken to the landfill, where general refuse is priced by weight.
When & how
Confirm the route first, then either call for a bulk collection or take the appliance to the landfill at 1313 E. Southgate Road during published hours.
Get it ready
Keep the appliance out of the poly cart, empty and defrost it, and confirm the item and any refrigerant handling with the Solid Waste Department before it is moved.
Electronics cannot go in the poly cart as scrap, and the city landfill prices a computer monitor per item and accepts electronic waste as ordinary solid waste by the ton.
City cost & eligibility
From $7 per computer monitor at the city landfill, with other electronic waste accepted as solid waste at 55.00 per ton for a vehicle originating inside the city. Residents taking the material to the landfill at 1313 E. Southgate Road, with a current city utility bill for the free trip allowance.
When & how
Take the material to the landfill during published hours, which run Monday to Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in summer and Monday to Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in winter.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before handover, keep electronics out of the poly cart because scrap metal is barred from it, and have the city utility bill ready because the free trip allowance depends on it.
Building material is barred from the poly cart, and the city publishes roll-off container rentals for contractor scale loads plus a landfill route that accepts soil and dirt once pre-approved.
City cost & eligibility
From $200 for for a city owned 10 cubic yard roll-off container rented for 30 days, with the 30 cubic yard container at 300.00, the landfill fee waived for the first ton on the smaller container and the first three tons on the larger, 50.00 for each additional ton and each emptying charged again at the rental rate. City customers renting the published roll-off containers, which the city offers in 10 and 30 cubic yard sizes.
When & how
Book the container before the work starts, because roll-off containers must be emptied at least once a month and the landfill fee waiver only covers the first ton or the first three tons depending on the size.
Get it ready
Keep bricks, concrete and building material out of the poly cart, separate soil and dirt for the landfill where the load has to be pre-approved, and tarp or tie any self-hauled load because an unsecured load carries an extra 20.00 fee.
Exercise equipment is not named in the cart rules or the bulk description, so a treadmill or weight machine is a confirmation with the Solid Waste Department.
City cost & eligibility
No published Enid list names exercise equipment and no rate covers one, so confirm whether the machine can go out as a bulk load at the 20.00 first load price before it is set out.
When & how
Confirm the item first, then book the bulk collection if the department accepts it, because a bulk request needs at least 1.5 cubic yards of material.
Get it ready
Break the machine down so it can be handled, keep it out of the poly cart, and describe the item and its weight when confirming acceptance.
The city keeps two boom claw trucks for large debris that is too heavy or too large for the residential trucks, and a household needs at least 1.5 cubic yards before the bulk collection can be requested.
City cost & eligibility
From $20 for first bulk load, with each additional truck load at 65.00 and a minimum of 1.5 cubic yards before the collection can be requested, where one truck load is about 20 cubic yards. City residential solid waste customers with at least 1.5 cubic yards of large debris.
When & how
Request the bulk collection from the Solid Waste Department on 580-616-7300 for account questions and the department's own line for service, and put material out by 7:30 am on the household's collection day.
Get it ready
Gather the minimum volume before requesting the pickup, keep bricks, concrete, building material, auto parts, scrap metal, tires and liquids out of the load, and leave the poly cart to its household rubbish.
Paint, oil, gasoline and antifreeze are barred from the poly cart, and the city landfill takes household hazardous waste from residents with a current city utility bill for six free trips a year within strict volume limits.
City cost & eligibility
From $25 per household hazardous waste trip beyond the six free trips a calendar year, with each trip limited to ten gallons of paint or twenty gallons of household hazardous waste. City residents who show a current city utility bill at the landfill.
When & how
Take the material to the landfill at 1313 E. Southgate Road during published hours, and keep the trips within the six free annual allowance because any further household hazardous waste trip costs 25.00.
Get it ready
Keep liquids and household chemicals out of the poly cart entirely, keep each trip within the ten gallon paint or twenty gallon household hazardous waste limit, and leave the material the landfill refuses, such as toxic waste, waste oils, PCBs, bio-medical waste and radioactive material, to a specialist handler.
Uncut or untied branches are barred from the poly cart, and residential yard and tree trimmings are included in the twelve free landfill trips a year before a per ton charge applies, with compost and wood chips available at the landfill.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Residential yard and tree trimmings are included in the twelve free landfill trips a calendar year for residents who show a current city utility bill, then charged at 15.00 per ton, while commercial trimmings are 15.00 per ton.
When & how
Take trimmings to the landfill during published hours, and note that the permit fee is waived at the city compost site for loads of yard and tree trimmings that were not collected by a commercial business.
Get it ready
Cut and tie or bundle branches before they go into the poly cart, because untied branches are barred from it, and tarp or tie any self-hauled load because an unsecured load carries an extra 20.00 fee. Compost and wood chips are free when the customer loads them, with a 10.00 fee per front loader bucket when landfill staff load the material.
The container goes to the curb no later than 7:30 am on the collection day, at the edge of the property with wheels above the curb, and with at least ten feet of clearance from other containers, vehicles, posts, trees and mailboxes. The cart must not be overfilled or left with long pieces sticking out, and liquids especially motor oil, gasoline, antifreeze or paint, hot ashes, soil, sand, uncut or untied branches, bricks, concrete, building material, auto parts, scrap metal, tires and dead animals are all barred from it.
Large material goes by boom claw truck or by landfill trip
The department keeps two boom claw trucks for specialised pickup of large debris that is too heavy or too large for the residential trucks, such as furniture, and a household needs at least 1.5 cubic yards of material before requesting the collection. The bulk rates are 20.00 for the first load and 65.00 for each additional truck load, where one truck load is about 20 cubic yards. The alternative is a trip to the city landfill, where residents who show a current city utility bill get twelve free trips a calendar year for one deposit of refuse within the legal load of a one ton or smaller vehicle without sides or a four wheeled trailer.
The landfill refuses the material that needs a specialist
The landfill is permitted to accept solid waste that is not liquid, non-hazardous industrial waste and dirt or soil, with non-hazardous waste pre-approved before transport. It does not take hazardous wastes, toxic wastes, liquid waste oils, PCBs, bio-medical waste, radioactive waste, burn barrels or mixed waste, and commercial and industrial waste is prohibited. Household hazardous waste is a limited exception for residents, who get six free trips a year within a ten gallon paint or twenty gallon household hazardous waste limit per trip, with further trips at 25.00 each.
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 city household with a couch, another large piece or a pile of large debris that will not fit the poly cart.
Cost & conditions
From $20 for first bulk load, with each additional truck load at 65.00 and a minimum of 1.5 cubic yards of material before the collection can be requested. City residential solid waste customers with at least 1.5 cubic yards of large debris.
Arrange it
Contact the Solid Waste Department to request the collection, gather at least the minimum volume, and have the material ready on the household's collection day, which follows the colour keyed route days of Tuesday through Friday.
The city asks for a minimum volume before it sends the trucks, each additional truck load is charged again, and the poly cart rules still bar liquids, concrete, building material, tires, auto parts and scrap metal from the load.
A household with refuse, yard trimmings, a computer monitor, tires or household hazardous waste to drop off.
Cost & conditions
From $7 per computer monitor at the landfill, with general refuse at 55.00 per ton for a vehicle originating inside the city, tires at 10.00 for 16 inches or below and 15.00 for larger, and a 20.00 fee for an unsecured load. City residents, who get twelve free trips a calendar year for refuse within a one ton vehicle load and six free trips a year for household hazardous waste when they show a current city utility bill.
Arrange it
Drive the load to 1313 E. Southgate Road, which opens Monday to Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in summer and closes an hour earlier on winter weekdays, and bring the city utility bill for the free trip allowance.
Commercial and industrial waste is prohibited, hazardous waste, toxic waste, waste oils, PCBs, bio-medical waste and radioactive material are refused, household hazardous waste is capped at ten gallons of paint or twenty gallons per trip, and an unsecured load carries an extra fee.
A household or contractor with a renovation, a demolition or a large cleanup that the poly cart and bulk collection cannot take.
Cost & conditions
From $200 for for a city owned 10 cubic yard roll-off container rented for 30 days, with the 30 cubic yard container at 300.00, the landfill fee waived for the first ton on the smaller container and the first three tons on the larger, 50.00 for each additional ton and each emptying charged again at the rental rate. City customers renting the published roll-off containers.
Arrange it
Order the container from the city, have it set where the truck can reach it, and schedule the emptying because a roll-off container must be emptied at least once a month.
Rented for 30 days at a time with the disposal cost starting after the first ton or first three tons depending on the size, and building material still cannot go in the poly cart.
City landfill taking refuse, yard trimmings, monitors, tires and limited household hazardous waste
City of Enid Landfill
1313 E. Southgate Road, Enid, OK 73701
Solid waste that is not liquid, non-hazardous industrial waste, dirt and soil once pre-approved, computer monitors at a per item charge, tires, dead animals, yard and tree trimmings including at the compost site, and household hazardous waste within the resident trip limits.
Hazardous wastes, toxic wastes, liquid waste oils, PCBs, bio-medical waste, radioactive waste, burn barrels and mixed waste are refused, commercial and industrial waste is prohibited, household hazardous waste is capped at ten gallons of paint or twenty gallons per trip on six free trips a year, and an unsecured load carries an extra fee of 20.00.
Summer hours are Monday to Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and winter hours are Monday to Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with the landfill on 580-616-7382.
From $55 for 55.00 per ton for any vehicle originating inside the city, with 7.00 per computer monitor, 10.00 for a tire of 16 inches or below, 15.00 for a larger tire and a 20.00 fee for an unsecured load, and higher rates for refuse originating outside the city. City residents, who get twelve free refuse trips and six free household hazardous waste trips a calendar year when they show a current city utility bill.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
How does Enid collect a couch?+
The city's two boom claw trucks handle large debris that is too heavy or large for the residential trucks, and furniture is the example the city gives. Ask the Solid Waste Department for a bulk collection, which needs at least 1.5 cubic yards of material and starts at 20.00 for the first load with each additional truck load at 65.00.Official guidance
Will Enid take a mattress?+
A mattress is not named in the city's cart rules, its prohibited list or its description of the large debris the boom claw trucks collect, so it is a confirmation rather than a listed item. Call the Solid Waste Department about a bulk collection, which needs at least 1.5 cubic yards and starts at 20.00, or include it in one of the twelve free residential landfill trips a year.Official guidance
How does Enid handle an appliance?+
An appliance cannot go in the poly cart, and no published Enid list names appliances, so confirm the route with the Solid Waste Department. The two options the city publishes are the boom claw bulk collection, which needs at least 1.5 cubic yards and starts at 20.00 for the first load, or a trip to the landfill at 1313 E. Southgate Road where residents get twelve free trips a year for refuse within a one ton vehicle load.Official guidance
How does Enid's bulk collection work?+
The department runs two boom claw trucks for large debris too heavy or too large for the residential trucks, such as furniture. A household needs at least 1.5 cubic yards, described as the capacity of a regular size pickup bed, before requesting the collection, and the rates are 20.00 for the first load and 65.00 for each additional truck load, where one truck load is about 20 cubic yards.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Enid?+
The city Solid Waste Department does, running fully automated side load trucks on more than 18,000 residential stops. Routes are keyed by colour and day, blue for Tuesday, red for Wednesday, yellow for Thursday and green for Friday, and the poly cart has to be at the curb by 7:30 am with ten feet of clearance around it.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a large item in Enid?+
Through the bulk collection, run by the department's two boom claw trucks for large debris that is too heavy or too large for the residential trucks, with furniture as the city's example. A household needs at least 1.5 cubic yards of material, described as the capacity of a regular size pickup bed, and the rates are 20.00 for the first load and 65.00 for each additional truck load. Large items can also be taken to the city landfill within the free trip allowance.Official guidance
What will Enid not take in the poly cart?+
The cart must not be overfilled, and liquids especially motor oil, gasoline, antifreeze or paint, hot ashes, soil, sand, uncut or untied branches, bricks, concrete, building material, auto parts, scrap metal, tires and dead animals are all barred from it. Those materials go to the city landfill instead, where household hazardous waste is limited to six free trips a year at ten gallons of paint or twenty gallons per trip, and hazardous waste, toxic waste, waste oils, PCBs, bio-medical waste and radioactive material are refused outright.Official guidance
