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Choose a clear outdoor spot.
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City collection Sofas, chairs, tables, buffets, beds, dressers, floor lamps, cribs and playhouses are named on the quarterly bulk waste list, so furniture goes out with the city's collection week. No charge. Quarterly bulk waste collection is included in sanitation services for Midwest City households up to four cubic yards, which the city compares to about two pickup loads or a large ten foot sofa. Extra volume is charged per cubic yard.
City collection A mattress and a box spring are named on the quarterly bulk waste list, so they go to the curb during the city's collection week rather than with the weekly green cart. No charge. Bulk waste collection once a quarter is included in sanitation services for Midwest City households, up to four cubic yards per collection. Volume beyond that is charged per cubic yard, and a load that cannot wait for the quarterly week uses the priced special pickup.
City collection Metal and metal appliances are refused at the quarterly bulk collection, so a washer, dryer, stove, water heater, refrigerator or air conditioner has to leave through the priced special pickup or a trip to the East Oak Landfill. The quarterly curb refuses metal appliances, so an appliance needs the priced special pickup at 75 dollars for four cubic yards plus 20 dollars for each additional cubic yard, or a trip to the East Oak Landfill at the resident car or pickup rate of 34 dollars and 40 cents per load. Public Works at 405-739-1066 confirms which route takes the unit and whether refrigerant has to be removed first.
City collection Quarterly bulk collection is part of sanitation services and takes up to four cubic yards from the curb in one pass, and anything larger or off schedule uses the priced special pickup or the landfill. No charge. Each quarterly collection is included in sanitation services up to four cubic yards, which the city compares to about two pickup loads or a large ten foot sofa, with extra volume charged per cubic yard. A load that cannot wait for the quarterly week uses the priced special pickup.
The highest first-item price applies once. Every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Applicable sales tax is shown before payment.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Midwest City runs its own sanitation department and folds bulky waste into the service every household already pays for. Once a quarter, on a published collection week, crews take furniture, mattresses, box springs, rolled carpet, bagged yard waste and boxed glass from the curb on one pass per street, up to four cubic yards at a time. Metal appliances, tires, automotive parts, construction material, hazardous waste, medical waste and electronics are all refused at that curb. Refrigerators, washers and other appliances, plus a load beyond the quarterly volume, go out through a paid special pickup or a trip to the East Oak Landfill, while paint, chemicals, batteries and electronics travel to the appointment only hazardous waste facility at the Charles J. Johnson Building.
A mattress and a box spring are named on the quarterly bulk waste list, so they go to the curb during the city's collection week rather than with the weekly green cart.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Bulk waste collection once a quarter is included in sanitation services for Midwest City households, up to four cubic yards per collection. Volume beyond that is charged per cubic yard, and a load that cannot wait for the quarterly week uses the priced special pickup.
When & how
Set the mattress out by 7 a.m. on the Monday of your collection week and no earlier than 5 p.m. on the Friday before, then leave it out all week. Crews make one pass on each street.
Get it ready
Keep the bedding dry and at the curb rather than in the street, with five feet of space on both sides and clear of the mailbox, electric box, gas meter, trees, power lines and parked vehicles. Every item has to come from the household where it is set out.
Sofas, chairs, tables, buffets, beds, dressers, floor lamps, cribs and playhouses are named on the quarterly bulk waste list, so furniture goes out with the city's collection week.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Quarterly bulk waste collection is included in sanitation services for Midwest City households up to four cubic yards, which the city compares to about two pickup loads or a large ten foot sofa. Extra volume is charged per cubic yard.
When & how
Out by 7 a.m. on the Monday of the collection week and not before 5 p.m. the Friday prior, left at the curb for the whole week.
Get it ready
Take the piece down as far as it will go, keep cushions and loose parts with the frame, and roll carpet rather than leaving it loose. Glass plates and mirrors have to be boxed and wrapped with the edges taped, and metal bed frames are refused rather than collected.
Metal and metal appliances are refused at the quarterly bulk collection, so a washer, dryer, stove, water heater, refrigerator or air conditioner has to leave through the priced special pickup or a trip to the East Oak Landfill.
City cost & eligibility
The quarterly curb refuses metal appliances, so an appliance needs the priced special pickup at 75 dollars for four cubic yards plus 20 dollars for each additional cubic yard, or a trip to the East Oak Landfill at the resident car or pickup rate of 34 dollars and 40 cents per load. Public Works at 405-739-1066 confirms which route takes the unit and whether refrigerant has to be removed first.
When & how
Book the special pickup on 405-739-1066 and put the appliance at the curb using the same placement rules as the quarterly bulk collection, or drive it to the landfill at 3201 Mosley Road in Oklahoma City with a current Midwest City utility bill and a matching driver's licence.
Get it ready
Empty the appliance, secure the doors for handling, and keep it out of the quarterly bulk pile so the rest of the load is not left behind. Confirm refrigerant handling with Public Works before a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner leaves the property.
Electronics and e-waste are refused at the quarterly bulk collection, and the city's appointment only hazardous waste facility takes printer cartridges, smoke alarms and electronics instead.
City cost & eligibility
No charge is published for a household hazardous waste appointment, so confirm the terms and any cost with the facility at 405-739-1049 when the appointment is booked.
When & how
Call 405-739-1049 for an appointment at the Charles J. Johnson Building, 8726 SE 15th Street, open Monday and Wednesday from 8 to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 to 3 p.m. and Friday from 8 to 11:30 a.m. Nothing electronic goes in the weekly cart or the bulk pile.
Get it ready
Keep the device out of the bulk pile and out of the green cart, and pack it in a sturdy box, crate or tote rather than a garbage bag. City personnel unload the vehicle, so no lifting is required at the site.
Construction material is refused at the quarterly bulk collection and named on the hazardous waste facility's refusal list, so a remodeling load goes to the East Oak Landfill or to a private hauler instead.
City cost & eligibility
From $34.4 per car or pickup load at the East Oak Landfill resident rate, with a higher published load rate for a vehicle with a trailer up to 16 feet. Midwest City residents who show a current city utility bill and a matching driver's licence at the gate, with the load driven to the working face for unloading.
When & how
Haul the material to the East Oak Landfill at 3201 Mosley Road in Oklahoma City, or arrange a private hauler. There is no curbside collection for construction material in Midwest City.
Get it ready
Keep concrete, dirt, brick, roofing material and other construction debris out of the quarterly bulk pile, because the city refuses construction materials there and at the hazardous waste facility. Load the vehicle for the trip to the working face and take the identification the gate requires.
Exercise equipment is not named on the quarterly bulk accepted list, and metal items are refused there, so a treadmill or weight machine is confirmed with Public Works before it goes out.
City cost & eligibility
The quarterly curb is included in sanitation services but refuses metal, and the priced special pickup runs 75 dollars for four cubic yards plus 20 dollars for each additional cubic yard, so confirm which route takes the machine with Public Works at 405-739-1066 before it goes to the curb.
When & how
Confirm the route first, then either set the machine out during the quarterly collection week or book the priced special pickup on 405-739-1066.
Get it ready
Drain any water or oil reservoir, take off loose parts and keep the frame together for handling. Confirm the classification before the collection week, because a machine left on the curb inside a bulk pile that the crew refuses can leave the rest of the pile uncollected.
Tires of any size, automotive parts and parts from boats, motorcycles and mopeds are refused at the quarterly bulk collection, and the city publishes no curbside tire route.
City cost & eligibility
No tire charge is published, because the city refuses tires at the quarterly curb and does not name them on the hazardous waste accepted list, so confirm the current option with Public Works at 405-739-1066.
When & how
Confirm the route with Public Works. Tires do not go in the green cart, the bulk pile or a hazardous waste appointment.
Get it ready
Keep tires and automotive parts out of every curbside pile, and use a tire retailer or a private hauler if the city confirms no municipal route. Never mix automotive parts into a household load, because the quarterly collection refuses them.
Quarterly bulk collection is part of sanitation services and takes up to four cubic yards from the curb in one pass, and anything larger or off schedule uses the priced special pickup or the landfill.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Each quarterly collection is included in sanitation services up to four cubic yards, which the city compares to about two pickup loads or a large ten foot sofa, with extra volume charged per cubic yard. A load that cannot wait for the quarterly week uses the priced special pickup.
When & how
Out by 7 a.m. on the Monday of the collection week and no earlier than 5 p.m. the Friday before, left at the curb all week, with one pass made on each street.
Get it ready
Leave five feet of clear space on both sides, away from the mailbox, electric box, gas meter, trees and power lines, and keep vehicles away from the pile. Every item has to come from the household where it is set out, and nothing goes out after the crews pass.
Bulk material goes out by 7 a.m. on the Monday of your collection week and no earlier than 5 p.m. on the Friday before. It stays at the curb for the whole week, because the number of collections made determines when your street is reached, and crews make only one pass.
Leave at least five feet of space on both sides of the pile and keep it away from the mailbox, electric box, gas meter and any other obstacle, and out from under trees and power lines. A parked vehicle in front of the pile means it will not be collected.
The green polycart goes to the curb no later than 7 a.m. on the collection day and may be placed out as early as 7 p.m. the evening before. It has to sit at least five feet from other carts, the mailbox and any other object, and must not be blocked by a parked vehicle or it will not be emptied.
Additional polycarts are available per month per cart on 739-1252 or 739-1254, and a second cart has to be kept for at least one year. Households that cannot keep the cart at the curb can ask about roll-out service, which is approved by the sanitation supervisor with a physician's statement.
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 Midwest City Public Works, Sanitation Department
Quarterly curbside bulk waste collection
A Midwest City household with furniture, a mattress, box springs, rolled carpet, bagged yard waste or boxed glass during its quarterly collection week.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Included in sanitation services for Midwest City households up to four cubic yards per quarterly collection, with extra volume charged at the published per cubic yard rate.
Arrange it
Set the material out by 7 a.m. on the Monday of your collection week, not before 5 p.m. the Friday before, with five feet of clearance on both sides. Leave it out all week, because crews make a single pass on each street and work the streets across the week.
Four cubic yards an item, about two pickup loads, and everything has to come from the household where it is set out. Metal appliances, tires, automotive parts, construction material, hazardous waste, medical waste and electronics are refused, and a pile with a parked car in front of it is skipped.
City of Midwest City Public Works, Sanitation Department
Priced special pickup by appointment
A household with a load that cannot wait for the quarterly week, or with more volume than the four cubic yard allowance.
Cost & conditions
From $75 for for four cubic yards collected at the curb, with each additional cubic yard charged separately. Midwest City residents who book through Public Works at 405-739-1066.
Arrange it
Call Public Works on 405-739-1066 to schedule the pickup, then place the material at the curb using the same placement rules as the quarterly bulk collection, with five feet of clearance and a clear approach for the truck.
The same material rules apply as the quarterly collection, so metal appliances, tires, construction material and electronics still need their own route. Confirm which route takes an appliance or a machine when you book.
City of Midwest City Public Works, Sanitation Department
Household hazardous waste appointment
A household with paints and stains, automotive fluids, batteries, pool chemicals, fluorescent bulbs, small propane tanks, used cooking oil, printer cartridges, smoke alarms or electronics.
Cost & conditions
No charge is published for the appointment based facility, so confirm the current terms on 405-739-1049 when the appointment is booked.
Arrange it
Call 405-739-1049 for an appointment at the Charles J. Johnson Building, 8726 SE 15th Street, and bring the material packed in sturdy boxes, crates or totes. City personnel unload the vehicle for you.
Only household material is accepted, so commercial and industrial waste is refused, and the facility also refuses construction material, general recycling, large propane tanks, needles and sharps, oxygen tanks, prescription medications, ammunition, medical waste and radioactive waste.
City of Midwest City Public Works, Sanitation Department
East Oak Landfill run with proof of residency
A household with construction or demolition debris, a load beyond the quarterly allowance, or an appliance that the curbside collection refuses.
Cost & conditions
From $34.4 per car or pickup load at the discounted Midwest City resident rate, with a higher published load rate for a vehicle with a trailer up to 16 feet. Midwest City residents who bring a current city utility bill and a driver's licence that matches it.
Arrange it
Drive to the East Oak Landfill at 3201 Mosley Road in Oklahoma City, check in with the utility bill and licence, and unload at the working face at the top of the landfill. Questions go to the landfill on 405-200-0243.
The landfill takes non-hazardous residential solid waste, organic waste and construction or demolition debris, so hazardous material still goes to the city's appointment based facility. The trailer rate is published for a trailer up to 16 feet and should be confirmed at the gate.
Acids, bases and corrosive materials, aerosol cans, new and used automotive fluids, batteries of all sizes and types, fertilizers, pesticides and lawn care products, flammable solids and liquids, fluorescent bulbs, helium tanks, household cleaners and degreasers, small camping size propane tanks, printer cartridges, smoke alarms and electronics, water and oil based paints and stains, pool chemicals and used cooking oil
By appointment only, for Midwest City residents and the neighbouring communities with agreements to use the facility. Only household material is accepted, so commercial and industrial waste is refused, along with ammunition, explosives, biological and medical waste, construction materials, general recycling, large propane tanks, needles and sharps, oxygen tanks, prescription medications and radioactive waste. Material travels in sturdy boxes, crates or totes rather than garbage bags, and city personnel unload the vehicle.
Monday and Wednesday from 8 to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 to 3 p.m., and Friday from 8 to 11:30 a.m., by appointment.
No charge is published for the facility, so confirm the current terms on 405-739-1049 when booking the appointment.
Landfill for household loads and construction debris
East Oak Landfill
3201 Mosley Road, Oklahoma City, OK
Non-hazardous residential solid waste, organic waste, and construction or demolition debris from Midwest City residents at the discounted rate
A current Midwest City utility bill and a driver's licence that matches it are required for the resident rate, and the driver unloads at the working face. Hazardous material is not part of the accepted streams, so it goes to the city's appointment based facility instead. The trailer rate the city prints is for a trailer up to 16 feet.
Not published on the city page; call the landfill on 405-200-0243 before travelling.
From $34.4 per car or pickup load at the discounted Midwest City resident rate, with a higher published load rate for a vehicle with a trailer up to 16 feet. Midwest City residents with a current city utility bill and a matching driver's licence.
Broken down corrugated cardboard free of food waste, and glass recycling at the same location
Cardboard has to be broken down and free of food waste, and the site is a drop-off rather than a collection point, so nothing goes to the curb for it. Styrofoam is not taken here and is instead recycled at Taylor Foam on 405-787-5811.
Open from daylight to dark seven days a week on Jim White Drive just east of the City Service Center.
No charge. The city states there is no fee for this drop-off service.
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.
When does a mattress go out in Midwest City?+
During your quarterly bulk waste collection week, by 7 a.m. on the Monday and no earlier than 5 p.m. the Friday before, and it stays out all week because crews make a single pass on each street. Mattresses and box springs are both named on the accepted list.Official guidance
Where should the mattress sit at the curb?+
At the curb and not in the street, with five feet of clear space on both sides and away from the mailbox, electric box, gas meter, trees and power lines. A parked vehicle in front of the pile means the load is skipped, so keep the space clear that week.Official guidance
Will Midwest City take a sofa or couch from the curb?+
Yes, during the quarterly bulk waste collection week. Sofas and chairs are named on the accepted list, the included volume is four cubic yards, and the city describes a large ten foot sofa as roughly that size. Leave it out all week and keep vehicles away from the pile.Official guidance
Which furniture parts will not be collected?+
Metal items are refused, which includes bed frames, bicycles and metal appliances. Glass and mirrors are accepted only when boxed, wrapped and taped at the edges, and the city warns that its equipment shatters glass and does not clean up the shards.Official guidance
Can an appliance go out with the quarterly bulk pickup?+
No. The city refuses metal and metal appliances at the quarterly collection, naming washers, dryers, stoves and hot water tanks. The published routes are the priced special pickup on 405-739-1066 or a trip to the East Oak Landfill with proof of residency.Official guidance
What do I need to take an appliance to the landfill?+
A current Midwest City utility bill and a driver's licence that matches it, because the resident rate applies only to Midwest City households. A car or pickup is charged a per load rate, a trailer up to 16 feet is charged more, and the driver unloads at the working face.Official guidance
Where do televisions and electronics go in Midwest City?+
Electronics are refused at the quarterly bulk collection, where computers, printers, scanners, phones and fax machines are named on the refusal list. The city's hazardous waste facility accepts printer cartridges, smoke alarms and electronics by appointment on 405-739-1049, for Midwest City residents and the neighbouring cities listed on the page.Official guidance
How should electronics be packed for the appointment?+
Pack the material securely in a sturdy box, plastic crate or tote, because garbage bags tip over and leak and the city asks residents not to use them. The page also confirms that only household material is taken, so business waste is refused, and that staff unload the vehicle.Official guidance
How often does Midwest City collect bulk waste?+
Once a quarter, on a published collection week for each zone. The material goes out by 7 a.m. on the Monday and stays at the curb all week, because crews make one pass on each street and the number of collections made decides when a street is reached.Official guidance
How do I book a special pickup or ask about an appliance?+
Call Midwest City Public Works at 405-739-1066. The special pickup is priced for four cubic yards with each additional cubic yard charged separately, and the same number answers questions about appliances, exercise equipment and tires that the quarterly curb refuses.Official guidance
Do I need an appointment for hazardous waste in Midwest City?+
Yes. The household hazardous waste facility at the Charles J. Johnson Building is open by appointment only on 405-739-1049, on Monday and Wednesday mornings and afternoons and Friday mornings, and it serves Midwest City plus the neighbouring communities listed by the city.Official guidance
