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City collection Furniture is named on the bulk week acceptable list along with mattresses and carpet, with four cubic yards allowed for the household. A couch outside a bulk week moves on the requested paid pickup. From $50 for the one time charge for a requested curbside bulk pickup of up to four cubic yards, plus $5 for each additional cubic yard, billed to the water account. Each household gets one free curbside bulk pickup during each of the four annual bulk weeks, and the paid requested pickup covers a couch that has to leave at another time of year.
City collection A mattress is on the acceptable list for Yukon's curbside bulk pickup weeks, inside a four cubic yard limit for the household. Outside those weeks the same piece moves on a requested bulk pickup that is charged per trip. From $50 for the one time charge for a requested curbside bulk pickup of up to four cubic yards, plus $5 for each additional cubic yard, added to the water bill. The four annual bulk pickup weeks include one free curbside bulk pickup for each household on its normal trash day, and the requested paid pickup is the route for a mattress outside those weeks. Two 95 gallon carts are already covered by the $17.02 monthly residential base charge.
City collection Appliances that do not use freon are acceptable at the curb during a bulk week, while a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner is refused there and goes to the transfer station. The station waives its per appliance fee during bulk week and requires refrigerant removal documentation otherwise. $25 per appliance with refrigerant at the transfer station, with the fee waived during the city's curbside bulk pickup weeks. A whole, partly dismantled or crushed appliance with a cooling element is accepted only with documentation of proper refrigerant removal under the EPA Section 608 rule. Non freon appliances are on the acceptable list for the free curbside bulk week.
City collection Yukon handles bulk material with four curbside pickup weeks a year, one free four cubic yard pickup for each household during each week, and paid options for anything that has to leave sooner or that runs larger. No charge. One free curbside bulk pickup per household on its normal trash day during each of the four annual bulk weeks, limited to four cubic yards. Outside those weeks a requested bulk pickup is $50 for up to four cubic yards plus $5 for each additional cubic yard, an extra cart is $10 or $15 a month for a third or fourth cart, an extra pickup is $10 per trip, and the transfer station takes one free load a month up to a level pickup bed.
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.
Selected customer reviews. Counts checked September 2026.
The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Yukon runs its own sanitation division, and the curbside program is built around the city cart rather than around loose piles. Two carts are included in the residential base charge, extra bags outside a cart are no longer collected, and anything large waits for one of the city's four curbside bulk pickup weeks in 2026. During a bulk week each household gets one free pickup on its normal trash day with a four cubic yard limit, and the acceptable list covers non freon appliances, furniture, mattresses and carpet, bundled limbs, bagged yard waste and cut fence panels. Refrigerators, air conditioners, televisions, monitors, batteries and tires are refused at the curb, but the city waives its transfer station fees for those items during bulk week, and the station takes them at 501 Ash Avenue the rest of the year for published per item charges. Household chemicals have no city program, and the city page points residents to the Oklahoma City collection center on South Portland Avenue.
A mattress is on the acceptable list for Yukon's curbside bulk pickup weeks, inside a four cubic yard limit for the household. Outside those weeks the same piece moves on a requested bulk pickup that is charged per trip.
City cost & eligibility
From $50 for the one time charge for a requested curbside bulk pickup of up to four cubic yards, plus $5 for each additional cubic yard, added to the water bill. The four annual bulk pickup weeks include one free curbside bulk pickup for each household on its normal trash day, and the requested paid pickup is the route for a mattress outside those weeks. Two 95 gallon carts are already covered by the $17.02 monthly residential base charge.
When & how
During a bulk week the mattress goes out no earlier than 6 p.m. the Friday before and no later than 6 a.m. on the normal trash day. Outside a bulk week, call Sanitation Services at 405-354-4317 to arrange the paid pickup.
Get it ready
Keep the piece clear of the cart, the mailbox and any overhead line, since bulk items may not sit within five feet of carts, mailboxes, fences, meters or structures or within ten feet of an overhead obstruction. Nothing outside a cart is collected on an ordinary trash day, so the mattress waits for its pickup day.
Furniture is named on the bulk week acceptable list along with mattresses and carpet, with four cubic yards allowed for the household. A couch outside a bulk week moves on the requested paid pickup.
City cost & eligibility
From $50 for the one time charge for a requested curbside bulk pickup of up to four cubic yards, plus $5 for each additional cubic yard, billed to the water account. Each household gets one free curbside bulk pickup during each of the four annual bulk weeks, and the paid requested pickup covers a couch that has to leave at another time of year.
When & how
Set the piece out on the normal trash day during a bulk week, no earlier than 6 p.m. the Friday before and no later than 6 a.m. on the pickup day, or book the requested pickup at 405-354-4317.
Get it ready
Cut large items such as fence panels down to four foot by four foot pieces, and box or wrap glass and mirrors and mark the container so the crew can see it. Keep the pile away from the carts, the mailbox and any overhead line, and keep ordinary household garbage in the cart where it belongs.
Appliances that do not use freon are acceptable at the curb during a bulk week, while a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner is refused there and goes to the transfer station. The station waives its per appliance fee during bulk week and requires refrigerant removal documentation otherwise.
City cost & eligibility
$25 per appliance with refrigerant at the transfer station, with the fee waived during the city's curbside bulk pickup weeks. A whole, partly dismantled or crushed appliance with a cooling element is accepted only with documentation of proper refrigerant removal under the EPA Section 608 rule. Non freon appliances are on the acceptable list for the free curbside bulk week.
When & how
Take a freon appliance to the transfer station at 501 Ash Avenue, or bring it during a bulk pickup week when the fee is waived. Non freon appliances go out with the household's bulk pickup during a bulk week.
Get it ready
Arrange documentation of refrigerant removal before a refrigerator, freezer, window air conditioner, water cooler, vending machine, ice maker or dehumidifier is delivered, since the station will not accept the unit without it. Keep the appliance out of the cart, and keep it clear of the mailbox and any overhead line at the curb.
Televisions and monitors are refused in the curbside bulk pile and go to the transfer station, where each set carries a published fee that is waived during bulk week. Computers, printers, stereos, phones and microwaves are accepted there for recycling.
City cost & eligibility
From $10 per cathode ray tube computer monitor at the transfer station, with cathode ray tube televisions at $20 each and both fees waived during the city's curbside bulk pickup weeks. Electronic recycling items are accepted with the free monthly resident disposal up to a level pickup bed, and the per item fees apply to monitors and televisions. A current utility bill and a matching driver's licence are required.
When & how
Take the equipment to the transfer station at 501 Ash Avenue during its published hours, or use a bulk pickup week when the television and monitor fees are waived.
Get it ready
Keep televisions, monitors and batteries out of the curbside pile entirely, and keep them out of the recycle centre bins as well, which refuse window glass, light bulbs, ceramics and household metal items. Wipe personal data from a computer before it is recycled.
Dirt, bricks, rocks, concrete, roofing material and uncontained sheetrock are refused in the curbside pile, while lumber, fence panels, wood and sheet goods cut into four foot pieces are acceptable during a bulk week. Heavier loads go to the transfer station.
City cost & eligibility
From $8.5 per cubic yard at the transfer station for loads outside the free monthly allowance and outside the flat automobile, pickup and trailer rates. The first visit each calendar month is free to city residents up to a level pickup bed with a driver's licence and the current utility bill. Trailers are charged flat rates when the sides are no higher than one foot, and everything outside those parameters is charged by the cubic yard.
When & how
Cut the material into four foot by four foot pieces for the curbside bulk week, or take the load to the transfer station at 501 Ash Avenue.
Get it ready
Keep concrete, brick, rock and dirt out of the curbside pile entirely, since the flyer refuses them, and cut lumber to four foot lengths and sheet goods and fence panels to four foot squares. Separate roofing material, which belongs at the transfer station rather than at the curb.
Exercise equipment is not named in the city's bulk list, so the machine is confirmed with Sanitation Services before it goes out, and it counts inside the same four cubic yard household limit.
City cost & eligibility
The free bulk pickup covers four cubic yards per household during a bulk week, but no city document names an exercise machine. Call Sanitation Services at 405-354-4317 and confirm whether the machine is collected in the bulk pile or has to go to the transfer station as rubbish.
When & how
Confirm the item first, then set it out during a bulk week on the normal trash day, or take it to the transfer station with the free monthly resident load.
Get it ready
Break the machine down as far as it comes apart, remove loose weights and the console, and keep it clear of the carts and the mailbox. Keep it out of the cart itself, since nothing outside a cart is collected on an ordinary trash day.
Yukon handles bulk material with four curbside pickup weeks a year, one free four cubic yard pickup for each household during each week, and paid options for anything that has to leave sooner or that runs larger.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. One free curbside bulk pickup per household on its normal trash day during each of the four annual bulk weeks, limited to four cubic yards. Outside those weeks a requested bulk pickup is $50 for up to four cubic yards plus $5 for each additional cubic yard, an extra cart is $10 or $15 a month for a third or fourth cart, an extra pickup is $10 per trip, and the transfer station takes one free load a month up to a level pickup bed.
When & how
Bulk items go out no earlier than 6 p.m. the Friday before the bulk week and no later than 6 a.m. on the normal trash day, and the 2026 weeks are March 23 to 27, June 1 to 5, September 14 to 18 and December 7 to 11.
Get it ready
Bag grass clippings and loose trash, keep the cart lid closed, and keep bulk material within five feet of nothing and ten feet of any overhead obstruction. Remove portable basketball goals from the curb line, because anything left along the curb on pickup day is subject to removal and material that breaks the rules is not collected.
Yukon has no household hazardous waste collection program of its own. Chemicals stay out of the trash and the bulk pile, and the city points residents to the Oklahoma City collection centre on South Portland Avenue.
City cost & eligibility
The Oklahoma City centre is free to Oklahoma City residents with a water bill, and its own page states that Yukon residents may use the facility but may be charged for the service through their municipality. Confirm the cost with the centre before the trip.
When & how
The Oklahoma City Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center at 1621 S. Portland Ave. is open Tuesday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Get it ready
Keep paints, solvents, pesticides, poisons, pool chemicals, fuels, propane and helium tanks and acids out of the cart and out of the bulk pile, since the flyer refuses hazardous substances there. Commercial hazardous waste is not accepted at the Oklahoma City centre.
Only city carts are serviced, and nothing extra sits beside them
Yukon services only its own carts, and the city no longer collects extra trash bags or additional curbside material outside a cart or dumpster. Carts go to the street by 6 a.m. on the trash day, point toward the street with the wheels against the curb, keep the lid closed, and stay at least three feet from vehicles, mailboxes and overhead obstructions.
Bulk items go out no earlier than 6 p.m. the Friday before the bulk pickup week and no later than 6 a.m. on the normal trash day, with four cubic yards allowed for the household. The 2026 weeks are March 23 to 27, June 1 to 5, September 14 to 18 and December 7 to 11.
Ten feet from overhead lines, five feet from everything else
Nothing may be placed within ten feet of an overhead obstruction such as a tree limb or power line, or within five feet of carts, mailboxes, fences, utility meters or structures. Portable basketball goals have to come out of the curb line, and material that breaks the rules is left in place without notice.
City residents may dispose of household trash, yard waste and rubbish once per calendar month at no charge, limited to no more than a level pickup bed, and the free visit requires a driver's licence plus the current month's utility bill with a matching name or address. Loads beyond that are charged by the load or by the cubic yard.
Fence panels and other large items have to be cut into four foot by four foot pieces, lumber and sheet goods to four foot lengths or squares, and bundled tree limbs to no longer than four feet and no larger than six inches in diameter. Glass and mirrors are boxed or wrapped and clearly marked, and yard waste goes into containers or heavy duty bags no larger than 35 gallons or 50 pounds.
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 Yukon household with appliances that do not use freon, furniture, a mattress, carpet, bagged yard waste, bundled limbs or cut fence panels to put out with the regular trash.
Cost & conditions
No charge. One free curbside bulk pickup per household on its normal trash day during each of the four annual bulk weeks, limited to four cubic yards, with the residential base charge of $17.02 a month covering up to two 95 gallon carts.
Arrange it
Put the material out on the normal trash day during the week, no earlier than 6 p.m. the Friday before and no later than 6 a.m. on the pickup day, keeping it clear of carts, mailboxes, fences, meters, structures and overhead lines.
Refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, televisions, monitors, batteries, tires, waste oil, antifreeze, dirt, bricks, rocks, concrete, roofing material, uncontained sheetrock and ordinary household garbage are refused in the curbside pile.
A household that has to clear a piece outside the four bulk weeks, or that has a handful of extra items to clear together.
Cost & conditions
From $50 per trip for up to four cubic yards, plus $5 for each additional cubic yard, added to the water bill. Requested through Sanitation Services at 405-354-4317 and billed to the utility account rather than paid to the crew. A one time extra pickup of the regular carts is a separate $10 charge per trip.
Arrange it
Call Sanitation Services at 405-354-4317, describe the load, and have it out on the assigned day with the same clearance from carts, mailboxes, meters and overhead lines.
The charge covers up to four cubic yards per trip and the same refused items apply, so paint, chemicals, fuels, propane tanks, dirt, concrete and roofing material cannot ride along.
A household with a freon appliance, a television or monitor, tires, batteries, electronics, computer equipment or a mixed load of rubbish and yard waste.
Cost & conditions
From $10 per load in a passenger automobile or the level bed of a pickup after the free monthly visit, with trailer rates, a per cubic yard rate outside those parameters, and per item charges for tires, batteries, monitors, televisions and appliances with refrigerant. The first visit each calendar month is free to city residents up to a level pickup bed with a driver's licence and the current month's utility bill matching the address. During the city's bulk pickup weeks the per item fees for televisions, monitors, batteries, tires and appliances with refrigerant are waived.
Arrange it
Drive to 501 Ash Avenue, bring the licence and the current utility bill for the free visit, and separate the load so the item charges are clear at the gate.
Freon appliances need documentation of refrigerant removal under the EPA rule, tires are limited to 25 inches with no agricultural or off road tires, and trailers are only charged the flat rates when the sides are no higher than one foot.
Household trash, yard waste and rubbish, recycling items including computers, peripherals, printers, keyboards, fax machines, photocopiers, VCRs, stereos, phones, cell phones, consumer electronics, microwaves, washers, dryers and dishwashers, along with tires, batteries, cathode ray tube televisions and monitors, appliances with refrigerant that carry removal documentation, and cut lumber, fence panels, wood and sheet goods
One free visit per calendar month for city residents, limited to a level pickup bed, with a driver's licence and the current month's utility bill matching the name or address. Beyond that, loads are charged by vehicle type or by the cubic yard, tires are limited to 25 inches with no agricultural or off road tires, freon appliances need documentation of refrigerant removal under the EPA Section 608 rule, and the site does not take hazardous waste.
Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., closed Sunday. The city posts the transfer station and recycle centre holiday schedule separately, so confirm holiday closures with Sanitation Services at 405-354-4317.
From $10 per load in a passenger automobile or the level bed of a pickup after the free monthly visit, with $25 for a 12 foot trailer, $45 for a trailer between 12 and 18 feet, and $8.50 per cubic yard for loads outside those parameters, plus per item charges for tires, batteries, monitors, televisions and appliances with refrigerant. The first visit each calendar month is free to city residents up to a level pickup bed with a driver's licence and the current utility bill matching the address, and the per item fees for appliances with refrigerant, televisions, monitors, batteries and tires are waived during the city's curbside bulk pickup weeks.
Household hazardous waste centre that accepts Yukon residents
Oklahoma City Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center
1621 S. Portland Ave., Oklahoma City, OK
Household hazardous waste such as paints, stains and varnishes, cleaners, polishes, automotive products, pesticides, herbicides, antifreeze and gasoline, with containers returned by arrangement for gasoline
Free to Oklahoma City residents with a city water bill, and the centre states that Yukon residents may use the facility but may be charged for the service through their municipality. Commercial hazardous waste is not accepted, and the centre asks residents to save tires, computers, ammunition and medications for the city's separate special collection event.
Tuesday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The city posts maintenance closures separately.
The centre is free to Oklahoma City residents, and its own page states only that Yukon residents may be charged through their municipality. Confirm the cost and the accepted items before the trip by calling the centre.
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 can a mattress go out in Yukon?+
During one of the four curbside bulk pickup weeks in 2026, which are March 23 to 27, June 1 to 5, September 14 to 18 and December 7 to 11. Each household gets one free pickup on its normal trash day that week within a four cubic yard limit, and the mattress must be out no earlier than 6 p.m. the Friday before and no later than 6 a.m. on the trash day.Official guidance
What if I miss the bulk pickup week?+
Call Sanitation Services at 405-354-4317 and request a bulk curbside pickup, which is charged per trip for up to four cubic yards with an added charge for each cubic yard beyond that, billed to the water account. Nothing outside a cart is collected on ordinary trash days, so the piece stays inside until the pickup is arranged.Official guidance
What furniture can go out in a Yukon bulk week?+
Furniture, mattresses and carpet are all named on the acceptable list for the curbside bulk pickup weeks, with four cubic yards allowed for the residence. Fence panels and other large items have to be cut into four foot by four foot pieces, and glass or mirrors are boxed or wrapped and marked before they go out.Official guidance
Will the city take furniture on a regular trash day?+
No. Yukon no longer collects extra trash or additional curbside material outside a cart or dumpster, so a couch or chair waits for a bulk pickup week or for a paid bulk pickup requested at 405-354-4317. The free monthly transfer station visit is the other route for a load that fits a level pickup bed.Official guidance
Where does a refrigerator go in Yukon?+
To the transfer station on Ash Avenue, because refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners are refused in the curbside bulk pile. The station charges per appliance with refrigerant and requires documentation that the refrigerant was removed under the EPA rule, and the fee is waived during the city's bulk pickup weeks.Official guidance
Does the city recycle appliances?+
Yes. The transfer station accepts washers, dryers and dishwashers for recycling along with computers, printers and similar material, and residents get one free disposal each month up to a level pickup bed with a current utility bill and a matching driver's licence. A freon unit still carries its own fee outside bulk week.Official guidance
Can a television go out with the Yukon bulk pile?+
No. Televisions and monitors are on the refused list for the curbside bulk week, along with refrigerators, batteries and tires, and the flyer states those items can be brought to the transfer station at 501 Ash Avenue with the fees waived during bulk pickup week. The station charges per television and per monitor the rest of the year.Official guidance
Which electronics does the transfer station recycle?+
Computers and processors, peripherals, printers, keyboards, fax machines, photocopiers, VCRs, stereos, home and office phones, cell phones, consumer electronics and microwaves are all on the transfer station recycling list, along with washers, dryers and dishwashers. Residents get one free disposal a month up to a level pickup bed with the current utility bill and a matching licence.Official guidance
What does trash service cost in Yukon?+
Residential garbage carries a base charge of $17.02 a month for up to two 95 gallon carts, and a third cart costs $10.00 a month and a fourth costs $15.00, with a limit of four carts at a property. Rural residential service for up to two carts is billed at a higher rate, and every charge appears on the municipal utility account.Official guidance
What are my options when the carts are full?+
Take recyclables to the recycle centre, use the free monthly transfer station visit of two cubic yards with the current utility bill and a driver's licence, add a third or fourth cart for a monthly charge, request a one time extra pickup of the carts for $10 per trip, or request a bulk curbside pickup charged per trip for up to four cubic yards plus $5 for each additional cubic yard.Official guidance
What goes in the Yukon recycle centre bins?+
Aluminum cans, glass bottles and jars, ferrous, tin and bi-metal cans, plastics number 1 through number 7 with the named restrictions, paper and cardboard, all empty and reasonably clean. Refused materials include microwave trays, mirrors, window and auto glass, light bulbs, ceramics, porcelain, unnumbered plastics, plastic bags, metal coat hangers, glass cookware and household metal items such as pots and toasters.Official guidance
Who do I call with a Yukon sanitation question?+
Sanitation Services at 405-354-4317 handles cart requests, bulk pickup questions and transfer station questions, and the utility billing office at 500 West Main Street takes account questions. The city also publishes a holiday trash pickup schedule and a transfer station and recycle centre holiday schedule.Official guidance
