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City collection Furniture has both a curbside and a drop-off route. The city's bulk item pickup service names furniture explicitly and is arranged by telephone, while the Convenience Collection Center charges a small, medium or large furniture fee of 10, 15 or 20 dollars depending on the piece. From $10 per furniture item at the Convenience Collection Center, priced by size band. The center's 2026 rate schedule lists a small furniture item at 10.00, medium at 15.00 and large at 20.00, and the trash page names furniture as eligible for the curbside bulk item pickup service arranged on (405) 742-8245, which the residential rate schedule prices at 25.00 per item. Confirm which band a specific piece falls into when dropping it off.
City collection A mattress is priced on the center's own fee schedule at 10 dollars for any size, and bedding can also go out as one of the items on a 25 dollar curbside bulk pickup. $10 per mattress or box spring at the Convenience Collection Center, any size. The center's 2026 rate schedule lists any size mattress at 10.00, and the city's bulk item pickup service arranged on (405) 742-8245 is priced at 25.00 per item, so a mattress taken curbside costs the per item rate instead. The drop-off requires a City of Stillwater utility bill issued within the last three months and matching identification.
City collection Metal appliances including microwaves are accepted free at the Convenience Collection Center, with one condition: an appliance containing refrigerant such as a refrigerator must be purged and carry a sticker certifying that it was purged correctly. A refrigerator can also go on a curbside bulk pickup for 25 dollars per item. No charge. The center lists metal appliances including microwaves among the items accepted with no fee, and requires that an appliance containing refrigerant, such as a refrigerator, be purged and have a sticker affixed certifying it was purged correctly. A City of Stillwater utility bill issued within the last three months and matching identification are required, and the alternative curbside bulk pickup is 25.00 per item.
City collection Stillwater publishes two routes for large items and both are priced. A household can call the utility to arrange a curbside bulk item pickup, and the rate sheet prices that at 25 dollars per item with a special collection fee of 25 dollars per two cubic yards, or the same load can be taken to the Convenience Collection Center, where furniture is charged by size and several bulky categories are free. $25 per bulk item collected curbside by appointment. The 2026 residential rate schedule lists bulk collection at 25.00 per item and a special collection fee of 25.00 per two cubic yards, and the trash page states that a household can call (405) 742-8245 to arrange a curbside pickup for furniture, appliances or electronics and ask about fees. At the Convenience Collection Center the same load is priced differently by category, and a move-in or move-out cleanup of 20 bags or boxes is free twice a year.
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?
Stillwater collects waste as a city utility and publishes the prices, which makes the routes here unusually easy to state. A household inside the city limits pays 17.36 a month for a 35 gallon cart up to 23.11 for a 96 gallon cart, and that rate includes weekly trash, weekly single-stream recycling, glass recycling on the first collection day of the month, weekly yard waste, and access to the staffed Convenience Collection Center on South Perkins Road. Large items have two published routes. A resident can call the utility and arrange a curbside bulk item pickup at 25 dollars per item, with a special collection fee of 25 dollars per two cubic yards, and furniture, appliances and electronics are all named as eligible; or the same items can be driven to the center, where metal appliances including microwaves, tires up to two per day without rims, scrap metal, car and rechargeable batteries, antifreeze and cooking oil are taken free, while furniture is charged by size at 10, 15 or 20 dollars, electronics from 5 to 15 dollars, any television or monitor at 25 dollars and any mattress at 10 dollars. Construction debris and hazardous waste are refused there, and a move-in or move-out cleanup of 20 bags or boxes is free twice a year.
Stillwater publishes two routes for large items and both are priced. A household can call the utility to arrange a curbside bulk item pickup, and the rate sheet prices that at 25 dollars per item with a special collection fee of 25 dollars per two cubic yards, or the same load can be taken to the Convenience Collection Center, where furniture is charged by size and several bulky categories are free.
City cost & eligibility
$25 per bulk item collected curbside by appointment. The 2026 residential rate schedule lists bulk collection at 25.00 per item and a special collection fee of 25.00 per two cubic yards, and the trash page states that a household can call (405) 742-8245 to arrange a curbside pickup for furniture, appliances or electronics and ask about fees. At the Convenience Collection Center the same load is priced differently by category, and a move-in or move-out cleanup of 20 bags or boxes is free twice a year.
When & how
Call (405) 742-8245 to book a curbside bulk pickup, or use the center on South Perkins Road from Tuesday to Friday 10 am to 6 pm or Saturday 8 am to 4 pm, closed Sunday, Monday and city holidays.
Get it ready
Bring a City of Stillwater utility bill issued within the last three months and identification matching the name or service address on the bill when dropping off, leave the trailer at home because trailers are prohibited at the center, and keep construction debris and hazardous waste out of the load because both are refused there.
Furniture has both a curbside and a drop-off route. The city's bulk item pickup service names furniture explicitly and is arranged by telephone, while the Convenience Collection Center charges a small, medium or large furniture fee of 10, 15 or 20 dollars depending on the piece.
City cost & eligibility
From $10 per furniture item at the Convenience Collection Center, priced by size band. The center's 2026 rate schedule lists a small furniture item at 10.00, medium at 15.00 and large at 20.00, and the trash page names furniture as eligible for the curbside bulk item pickup service arranged on (405) 742-8245, which the residential rate schedule prices at 25.00 per item. Confirm which band a specific piece falls into when dropping it off.
When & how
Call (405) 742-8245 for a curbside pickup, or drop the piece at 807 S. Perkins Road from Tuesday to Friday 10 am to 6 pm or Saturday 8 am to 4 pm.
Get it ready
Bring the utility bill and matching identification for the drop-off, keep the piece clear of the sidewalk if it is going curbside, and keep upholstered furniture out of the recycling stream.
A mattress is priced on the center's own fee schedule at 10 dollars for any size, and bedding can also go out as one of the items on a 25 dollar curbside bulk pickup.
City cost & eligibility
$10 per mattress or box spring at the Convenience Collection Center, any size. The center's 2026 rate schedule lists any size mattress at 10.00, and the city's bulk item pickup service arranged on (405) 742-8245 is priced at 25.00 per item, so a mattress taken curbside costs the per item rate instead. The drop-off requires a City of Stillwater utility bill issued within the last three months and matching identification.
When & how
Drop the unit at 807 S. Perkins Road from Tuesday to Friday 10 am to 6 pm or Saturday 8 am to 4 pm, or book a curbside pickup on 405-742-8245.
Get it ready
Keep the unit dry so it can be handled, count a mattress and box spring separately because each is an item, and leave the trailer at home because trailers are prohibited at the center.
Metal appliances including microwaves are accepted free at the Convenience Collection Center, with one condition: an appliance containing refrigerant such as a refrigerator must be purged and carry a sticker certifying that it was purged correctly. A refrigerator can also go on a curbside bulk pickup for 25 dollars per item.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The center lists metal appliances including microwaves among the items accepted with no fee, and requires that an appliance containing refrigerant, such as a refrigerator, be purged and have a sticker affixed certifying it was purged correctly. A City of Stillwater utility bill issued within the last three months and matching identification are required, and the alternative curbside bulk pickup is 25.00 per item.
When & how
Drop the appliance at 807 S. Perkins Road from Tuesday to Friday 10 am to 6 pm or Saturday 8 am to 4 pm, or arrange a curbside pickup on 405-742-8245.
Get it ready
Have the refrigerant purged and the certification sticker affixed before a refrigerator leaves the property, empty the unit and secure the doors, and note that a non-metal appliance is not covered by the free metal appliance line, so confirm before dropping one off.
Electronics have two priced routes. The city names electronics among the items eligible for its curbside bulk item pickup at 25 dollars per item, and the center charges small electronic items at 5 dollars, medium at 10 and large at 15, with any size television or monitor at 25 dollars.
City cost & eligibility
From $5 per electronic item at the Convenience Collection Center, priced by size band. The center's 2026 rate schedule lists a small electronic item at 5.00, medium at 10.00 and large at 15.00, with any size television or monitor at 25.00, and the city's bulk item pickup service names electronics as eligible and is priced at 25.00 per item on the residential rate schedule. Confirm the band for a specific device at the center.
When & how
Drop the device at 807 S. Perkins Road from Tuesday to Friday 10 am to 6 pm or Saturday 8 am to 4 pm, or book a curbside pickup on 405-742-8245.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before a computer or phone leaves the house, keep devices out of the trash cart and the recycling stream, and bring the utility bill and matching identification to the center.
Construction debris is on the Convenience Collection Center's not accepted list, so it cannot be dropped at the drive-through. The city publishes a separate roll-off container service rate schedule for project work, which is the route to arrange with the utility.
City cost & eligibility
The center refuses construction debris, listing it with hazardous waste, ammunition, explosive materials, medical waste and non-recyclable commercial waste, so there is no drive-through rate for renovation material. The city does publish a roll-off container service rate schedule for construction work, which the trash page links, and the residential rate schedule prices a special collection at 25 dollars per two cubic yards for eligible material, so the honest instruction is to call (405) 742-8245 and arrange the roll-off or the special collection before a project load is generated.
When & how
Arrange the roll-off or special collection with the utility before the work starts, since the center will not take the material on any day.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the trash cart, the recycling cart and the yard waste stream, keep it away from the center where it is refused, and separate wood and carpet if they are being taken to the center, because those have their own small, medium and large fee bands while construction debris does not.
Exercise equipment is not named on either list. The closest published categories are scrap metal, which the center accepts with no fee, and the general bulk item route at 25 dollars per item.
City cost & eligibility
No published list or price names an exercise machine, so confirm with the utility on 405-742-8245 whether a machine goes out as a bulk item at 25 dollars per item or is accepted as scrap metal at the center with no fee. A machine that is mostly metal is the likelier fit for the free scrap metal category.
When & how
Call first, then use the curbside bulk pickup or the center during its Tuesday to Saturday hours.
Get it ready
Take the machine down as far as it will come apart, keep the metal frame separate from plastic and electronic parts so each goes to the right category, and remove the battery for separate handling.
Tires are free at the Convenience Collection Center, limited to two per day and only without rims. Car batteries and rechargeable batteries are also on the free list, and used motor oil and antifreeze have their own published prices.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The center lists tires at two per day without rims among the items accepted with no fee, along with car batteries, rechargeable batteries, antifreeze and cooking oil, and it requires a City of Stillwater utility bill issued within the last three months plus matching identification. Motor oil is priced separately at 0.25 per quart and antifreeze at 1.50 per gallon on the center's fee schedule even though the no-fee list names antifreeze.
When & how
Drop the tires at 807 S. Perkins Road from Tuesday to Friday 10 am to 6 pm or Saturday 8 am to 4 pm, remembering the two tire daily limit.
Get it ready
Take the tires off the rims, keep the load to two tires, bring the utility bill and matching identification, and keep car and rechargeable batteries separate because they are free while motor oil and antifreeze carry fees.
The center takes several household streams, including antifreeze, cooking oil, car batteries, rechargeable batteries, medical sharps and fluorescent bulbs, and it prices motor oil and latex paint. Hazardous waste itself is on the not accepted list, and a May 2026 notice says liquid latex paint is no longer accepted even though the fee schedule still lists it.
City cost & eligibility
The published fees are motor oil at 0.25 per quart, antifreeze at 1.50 per gallon, a compact fluorescent bulb at 0.25, a fluorescent tube at 0.25, one gallon of latex paint at 2.00 and five gallons at 7.00, while the no-fee list names antifreeze, cooking oil, car batteries, rechargeable batteries, sharps in a sharps container and clothing. Hazardous waste is refused, and the center's notice says liquid latex paint stopped being accepted on May 1, 2026, so confirm the current rules on 405-533-8458 or 405-742-8245.
When & how
Use the center from Tuesday to Friday 10 am to 6 pm or Saturday 8 am to 4 pm, and dry latex paint before it goes into the trash cart because the notice requires it.
Get it ready
Keep hazardous waste out of the load because the center refuses it, dry latex paint completely before it goes in the trash cart, keep motor oil and antifreeze in containers that can be poured, and bring sharps in a medical sharps container with the utility bill and matching identification.
Weekly collection is part of the city utility rate
Stillwater's utility provides municipal collection for residents and businesses, serving single-family homes, duplexes, mobile homes and addresses up to three miles outside the city limits. Inside the city limits the monthly rate buys weekly household trash, weekly single-stream recycling, glass recycling on the first collection day of the month, weekly yard waste except on that first collection day and on holidays, access to the Convenience Collection Center, and curbside collection of Pay-As-You-Throw bags. Trash and recycling are collected even on holidays, but there is no service in the weeks of New Year's, July 4th, Thanksgiving and Christmas, when pickup is delayed one day. The 2026 cart rates run from 17.36 a month for a 35 gallon cart to 23.11 for 96 gallons, with 96 gallons and house-side service at 35.17, and an extra out-of-schedule cart empty costs 15 dollars.
Bulk items have a curbside price and a drop-off price
The city publishes both routes. For a curbside collection the trash page says to call (405) 742-8245 to arrange pickup for furniture, appliances or electronics and to ask about fees, and the 2026 residential rate schedule answers that question with bulk collection at 25 dollars per item and a special collection fee of 25 dollars per two cubic yards. The drop-off alternative is the Convenience Collection Center at 807 S. Perkins Road, where furniture is 10, 15 or 20 dollars by size, any mattress is 10 dollars, electronics are 5, 10 or 15 dollars, any television or monitor is 25 dollars, wood loads and carpet loads are banded from 10 to 25 dollars, and metal appliances including microwaves, tires up to two a day without rims, scrap metal, car and rechargeable batteries, antifreeze and cooking oil are free. A move-in or move-out cleanup of 20 bags or boxes is free twice a year.
The Convenience Collection Center is a staffed drive-through and it is not open to every load. Residents must bring a City of Stillwater utility bill issued within the last three months and identification whose last name or address matches the bill, and trailers are prohibited. The center refuses ammunition, construction debris, hazardous waste, explosive materials, items prohibited by law, medical waste and non-recyclable commercial waste, which is why renovation material and household chemicals have to be handled another way. It also sets the rules for what it does take: yard waste is limited to one load a day of no more than 120 cubic feet with limbs under eight feet, tires are limited to two a day without rims, an appliance containing refrigerant must be purged with a certification sticker affixed, sharps must arrive in a medical sharps container, and as of May 1, 2026 liquid latex paint is no longer accepted and paint must be dried before it goes into the trash cart.
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 Stillwater utility customer with furniture, an appliance or electronics to clear without making a trip.
Cost & conditions
$25 per bulk item collected curbside by appointment. The 2026 residential utility rate schedule lists bulk collection at 25.00 per item, with a special collection fee of 25.00 per two cubic yards for larger piles, and the trash page tells residents to call (405) 742-8245 to arrange a curbside pickup for furniture, appliances or electronics and to ask about fees. Move-in and move-out cleanups of 20 bagged or boxed items are free twice in a 12-month period.
Arrange it
Call (405) 742-8245, confirm the item and the charge, and put the material out as directed on the arranged day.
The service is priced per item and is arranged rather than automatic, and construction debris is not part of it, so a renovation load needs the roll-off or special collection route instead.
Drive the load to the Convenience Collection Center
A Stillwater utility customer with furniture, a mattress, electronics, metal appliances, tires, wood, carpet, yard waste or batteries.
Cost & conditions
From $10 per item or load at the Convenience Collection Center on South Perkins Road. The 2026 center rate schedule prices furniture at 10, 15 or 20 dollars by size, electronic items at 5, 10 or 15 dollars, any television or monitor at 25 dollars, any mattress at 10 dollars, wood loads and carpet loads from 10 to 25 dollars, motor oil at 0.25 per quart, antifreeze at 1.50 per gallon, bulbs at 0.25 each, latex paint at 2.00 per gallon or 7.00 for five gallons and a 35 gallon garbage bag at 2.00, while metal appliances including microwaves, tires up to two a day without rims, scrap metal, car and rechargeable batteries, antifreeze, cooking oil, sharps and clothing are accepted with no fee.
Arrange it
Drive to 807 S. Perkins Road from Tuesday to Friday 10 am to 6 pm or Saturday 8 am to 4 pm, bring a City of Stillwater utility bill issued within the last three months and matching identification, and pay by card, check or cash when a fee applies.
Closed Sunday, Monday and city holidays, trailers are prohibited, and the center refuses construction debris, hazardous waste, ammunition, explosives, medical waste and non-recyclable commercial waste.
A residential customer moving in or out of a Stillwater address with up to 20 bags or boxes to clear.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The 2026 residential rate schedule lists the move-in and move-out cleanup of 20 bagged or boxed items twice a year at no charge, and the trash page states that a residential customer may schedule up to two special cleanups, meaning 20 bags or boxes, within a 12-month period by calling (405) 742-8245.
Arrange it
Call (405) 742-8245 to schedule the curbside cleanup within the 12-month allowance.
Two cleanups a year and 20 bags or boxes per cleanup, so it suits a move rather than a full house clear-out, and large loose items still belong on the bulk item route.
Solid recyclables, yard waste up to one load a day of 120 cubic feet with limbs under eight feet, tires at two per day without rims, metal appliances including microwaves, antifreeze, cooking oil, car batteries, rechargeable batteries, scrap metal, medical sharps in a sharps container and clothing with no fee, plus furniture, electronic items, televisions and monitors, mattresses, wood loads, carpet loads, motor oil, bulbs, latex paint, garbage bags and blue Pay-As-You-Throw bags for a fee
A City of Stillwater utility bill issued within the last three months and identification matching the last name or service address on the bill are required, trailers are prohibited, appliances containing refrigerant such as refrigerators must be purged with a sticker certifying it was purged correctly, and the center refuses ammunition, construction debris, hazardous waste, explosive materials, items prohibited by law, medical waste and non-recyclable commercial waste. As of May 1, 2026 liquid latex paint is no longer accepted and paint must be dried before it goes into the trash cart.
Tuesday through Friday 10 am to 6 pm and Saturday 8 am to 4 pm, closed Sunday, Monday and city-observed holidays, on (405) 533-8458
From $10 per item or load on the Convenience Collection Center fee schedule. The 2026 schedule prices furniture at 10, 15 or 20 dollars by size, electronic items at 5, 10 or 15 dollars, any television or monitor at 25 dollars, any mattress at 10 dollars, wood and carpet loads from 10 to 25 dollars, motor oil at 0.25 per quart, antifreeze at 1.50 per gallon, bulbs at 0.25 each, latex paint at 2.00 per gallon or 7.00 for five gallons, a 35 gallon garbage bag at 2.00 and blue bags at 10.00 for a five pack. Metal appliances, tires, scrap metal, car and rechargeable batteries, antifreeze, cooking oil, sharps and clothing carry no fee when the eligibility rules are met.
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 much does a large item pickup cost in Stillwater?+
25 dollars per item for a curbside bulk collection arranged through the utility on 405-742-8245, with a special collection fee of 25 dollars per two cubic yards for larger piles, which is how the 2026 residential rate schedule publishes both lines. The alternative is to take the load to the Convenience Collection Center, where furniture is 10, 15 or 20 dollars by size, any mattress is 10 dollars, electronics are 5, 10 or 15 dollars and any television or monitor is 25 dollars, while metal appliances, tires, scrap metal, car and rechargeable batteries, antifreeze and cooking oil are free.Official guidance
Will Stillwater take a couch?+
Yes, on either route. Furniture is named in the city's bulk item pickup service, which is arranged by calling 405-742-8245 and priced at 25 dollars per item on the 2026 residential rate schedule, and the Convenience Collection Center takes furniture for a fee banded by size at 10 dollars for a small item, 15 for medium and 20 for large.Official guidance
What does a mattress cost to get rid of in Stillwater?+
10 dollars at the Convenience Collection Center, where the 2026 fee schedule lists any size mattress at that price, or 25 dollars if it goes out on a curbside bulk item pickup arranged on 405-742-8245. Box springs are counted separately, and the drop-off needs a utility bill issued within the last three months together with matching identification.Official guidance
Are appliances free to drop off in Stillwater?+
Metal appliances including microwaves are on the Convenience Collection Center's no-fee list, and that list comes with a condition: an appliance containing refrigerant such as a refrigerator must be purged and have a sticker affixed certifying that it was purged correctly. A household can also arrange a curbside bulk item pickup for an appliance on 405-742-8245 at 25 dollars per item.Official guidance
What does it cost to recycle a television in Stillwater?+
25 dollars for any size television or monitor at the Convenience Collection Center, according to the 2026 fee schedule, or 25 dollars per item if it goes out on the curbside bulk item pickup service arranged on 405-742-8245, which names electronics as eligible. Smaller electronic items at the center are 5, 10 or 15 dollars depending on size.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Stillwater?+
The city's own waste management utility, which provides municipal collection of residential and commercial waste and recycling for Stillwater and the surrounding area, serving single-family homes, duplexes, mobile homes and addresses up to three miles outside the city limits. Questions go to Utility and Billing Services, cart and service problems to (405) 742-8269, and the physical address is 3015 N. Hargis Rd.Official guidance
What happens on holidays?+
Trash and recycling are collected on most holidays, but there is no service at all in the weeks of New Year's, July 4th, Thanksgiving and Christmas, and in those weeks normal trash, recycling and yard waste pickup is delayed by one day. Yard waste is also skipped on the first collection day of the month, because that day is used for glass recycling.Official guidance
What do I need to use the collection center?+
A City of Stillwater utility bill issued within the last three months and an identification whose last name or address matches the last name or service address on the bill. The center takes cards, checks and cash when a fee applies, sells and accepts Blue Pay-As-You-Throw bags, and prohibits trailers entirely.Official guidance
What is free at the collection center?+
Solid recyclables, yard waste up to one load a day of 120 cubic feet with limbs under eight feet, two tires a day without rims, metal appliances including microwaves, antifreeze, cooking oil, car batteries, rechargeable batteries, scrap metal, medical sharps in a sharps container, and clothing. The refrigerant condition applies to the appliances: a refrigerator must be purged and carry a sticker certifying that it was purged correctly.Official guidance
Is there a free cleanup for a move?+
Yes. The city states that a residential customer may schedule up to two special cleanups, meaning 20 bags or boxes each, within a 12-month period by calling (405) 742-8245, and the 2026 residential rate schedule lists the move-in and move-out cleanup of 20 bagged or boxed items twice a year at no charge.Official guidance
How do I confirm my collection day?+
The city publishes a residential trash and recycling collection map and a 2026 waste management collection schedule, but the schedule page says the map is for general reference only and asks anyone on a service border to call (405) 742-8245 to verify the service date. Addresses outside city limits but within three miles are served on their own schedule.Official guidance
