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City collection Lebanon does not run a municipal bulky collection. The city ordinance puts all trash and recycling removal in the hands of a licensed waste hauler, so a couch or other large item is arranged with the hauler, or hauled to the county authority under its licence and tipping fee rules. Licensed haulers set their own bulky item rates and the city publishes none, so confirm the price with your hauler. A self haul to the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority instead pays the landfill tipping fee of 41 dollars minimum up to 1,000 pounds or 82 dollars per ton, plus a biennial residential licence.
City collection A mattress or box spring follows the same private route as other bulky household items in Lebanon: removal by a licensed hauler, or a self haul to the county authority under its licence and tipping fee rules. No municipal mattress rate exists because the city does not collect bulky waste, so confirm the charge with your licensed hauler. The county authority's alternative is the landfill tipping fee of 41 dollars minimum up to 1,000 pounds or 82 dollars per ton plus a residential licence.
City collection Major appliances have two published drop-off routes in Lebanon. CSR-Brandywine on North 14th Street takes all appliances and charges for freon removal, and the county authority takes them at the landfill with the same freon charge added to the tipping fee. $15 for for each freon appliance handled at CSR-Brandywine, and the same figure the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority adds to its tipping fee for a refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner or dehumidifier. Residents delivering an appliance themselves. The recycler's metals and other appliance material carry no published charge beyond the freon fee, and the authority route also needs a current residential licence.
City collection Lebanon requires every property to have trash and recycling service from a licensed hauler, and landlords have to provide it for their tenants. The city's own crews handle recycling containers and the drop-off center rather than rubbish, so bulky household material runs through the hauler. Haulers set their own residential and bulky rates and the city publishes no tariff, so confirm the price and the allowed volume with the hauler you contract. The authority's gate charge is a separate option and needs its own licence.
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?
Lebanon has no municipal refuse crew. The city's ordinance makes recycling mandatory, requires landlords to set up service, and puts all collection in the hands of a licensed waste hauler, while disposal runs through the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority. The city's own recycling drop-off at 14th and Lehman Streets takes what the kerb does not, and recycling containers are free at the Highway Garage on 10th and Oak Streets. Everything bulkier travels to the county: the authority's electronics center at Russell Road takes covered devices free under a state landfill ban, its landfill takes construction and demolition debris under a licence and tipping fees, and household hazardous waste is collected at the door by a county contractor after a co-payment is paid.
Lebanon does not run a municipal bulky collection. The city ordinance puts all trash and recycling removal in the hands of a licensed waste hauler, so a couch or other large item is arranged with the hauler, or hauled to the county authority under its licence and tipping fee rules.
City cost & eligibility
Licensed haulers set their own bulky item rates and the city publishes none, so confirm the price with your hauler. A self haul to the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority instead pays the landfill tipping fee of 41 dollars minimum up to 1,000 pounds or 82 dollars per ton, plus a biennial residential licence.
When & how
Call your licensed hauler to arrange the pickup, because the city does not collect bulky waste itself. A self haul has to reach the authority landfill before the incoming gate closes at 3:50 p.m. on weekdays or 11:45 a.m. on Saturdays, with the vehicle unloaded and off site by 4 p.m. or noon.
Get it ready
Cover open loads with a tarp, because the authority requires it, and keep construction and demolition debris, green waste and residual waste in the categories the authority actually accepts. Keep nothing hazardous in a bulky load, since household chemicals leave through the county's at your door programme instead.
A mattress or box spring follows the same private route as other bulky household items in Lebanon: removal by a licensed hauler, or a self haul to the county authority under its licence and tipping fee rules.
City cost & eligibility
No municipal mattress rate exists because the city does not collect bulky waste, so confirm the charge with your licensed hauler. The county authority's alternative is the landfill tipping fee of 41 dollars minimum up to 1,000 pounds or 82 dollars per ton plus a residential licence.
When & how
Arrange the pickup with your hauler, or take the mattress to the authority landfill during its published gate hours with a current licence.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and count it with the rest of the bulky load rather than with household recycling, which does not accept bedding. Household chemical products must be kept out of the same trip and routed to the county's door collection.
Major appliances have two published drop-off routes in Lebanon. CSR-Brandywine on North 14th Street takes all appliances and charges for freon removal, and the county authority takes them at the landfill with the same freon charge added to the tipping fee.
City cost & eligibility
$15 for for each freon appliance handled at CSR-Brandywine, and the same figure the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority adds to its tipping fee for a refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner or dehumidifier. Residents delivering an appliance themselves. The recycler's metals and other appliance material carry no published charge beyond the freon fee, and the authority route also needs a current residential licence.
When & how
Take the appliance to CSR-Brandywine at 328 North 14th Street, open Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to noon, or to the authority landfill during its published gate hours with a licence.
Get it ready
Empty the appliance before it leaves the house, keep the doors secured or removed, and expect the freon to be handled by the receiving facility rather than removed in advance, because both the recycler and the authority apply their own freon charge at the gate.
Pennsylvania bans covered devices from landfill disposal, and the county authority runs a free electronics recycling center for county residents and small businesses. Computers and televisions are accepted without charge or licence, and each customer is limited to five of them a day.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Lebanon County residents and small businesses dropping covered devices at the authority's electronics recycling center, which the authority states are free with no charges and no licence required, within the five computer or television per day limit.
When & how
Take the devices to the electronics recycling center on Russell Road across from the authority office complex. It closes promptly at 3:30 p.m. on weekdays and 11:30 a.m. on Saturdays, and no appointment is needed.
Get it ready
Bring help, because the authority does not assist with unloading and oversized items may need two or three people. Keep the load within five computers or televisions for the day, since truckloads and large quantities are turned away, and wipe personal data before the devices leave the house.
Construction and demolition debris is one of the wastes the county authority landfill is permitted to take, and it is charged at the disposal tipping fee on top of the licence. Clean wood is accepted separately, but particleboard and plywood are excluded from it.
City cost & eligibility
From $41 for minimum charge up to 1,000 pounds at the authority's waste disposal tipping fee, with the per ton rate of 82 dollars applying to larger loads from January 1, 2026. Loads delivered to the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority landfill by a customer holding a current authority licence, which costs 10 dollars for a residential cash customer on a two year term. Open loads must be tarped.
When & how
Deliver the load during landfill hours, with the incoming gate closing at 3:50 p.m. on weekdays and 11:45 a.m. on Saturdays and every vehicle unloaded and off site by 4 p.m. or noon.
Get it ready
Separate clean wood such as untreated pallets from general debris, because particleboard and plywood carry glue and preservatives and are excluded from the clean wood category, and keep green waste under six inches in diameter if you want the lower green waste treatment. Cover the load with a tarp.
Neither the city nor the county authority publishes an exercise equipment category, so a treadmill or weight machine has to be confirmed with the hauler or with the city recycling coordinator before it leaves the house.
City cost & eligibility
No rate or category is published for exercise equipment, so ask your licensed hauler whether the machine is covered by its bulky service, or call the city recycling coordinator on 717-639-2800 to ask which route applies.
When & how
Confirm the route before setting the machine out, since Lebanon has neither a municipal bulky collection nor a published authority category for the item.
Get it ready
Break the machine down as far as it will come apart, tape the cables to the frame and keep the parts together so one person can handle each piece, and drain any water or oil reservoir first.
Lebanon requires every property to have trash and recycling service from a licensed hauler, and landlords have to provide it for their tenants. The city's own crews handle recycling containers and the drop-off center rather than rubbish, so bulky household material runs through the hauler.
City cost & eligibility
Haulers set their own residential and bulky rates and the city publishes no tariff, so confirm the price and the allowed volume with the hauler you contract. The authority's gate charge is a separate option and needs its own licence.
When & how
Set material out according to your hauler's schedule, keep the hauler's recycling collection at least every two weeks as the city requires, and use the city drop-off center at 14th and Lehman Streets for recyclables between collections.
Get it ready
Keep recyclables separate and clean, because mandatory materials must be separated under the ordinance and contaminated loads can be refused, and never use a recycling container for trash. Plate glass, light bulbs, plastic bags, foil and aerosol or paint cans are not recyclable and belong with the rubbish.
Tires are taken at the county authority landfill, which publishes a rate for each size class, and at the local tire and service businesses the city lists as battery, oil, antifreeze and tire recyclers.
City cost & eligibility
$4 for for a car tire between 12 and 17 inches at the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority, where truck tires cost more by size and anything over 23 inches including off the road, heavy equipment, tractor and farm implement tires costs more again. Residents delivering tires to the authority landfill with a current licence, or using one of the local tire recyclers the city lists, where the city notes an average charge of about two dollars per tire.
When & how
Deliver tires during landfill hours with the gate closing at 3:50 p.m. on weekdays and 11:45 a.m. on Saturdays, or take them to one of the local service businesses that accepts tires.
Get it ready
Sort the tires by size before the trip, because the authority prices car, light truck, larger truck and oversized tires separately. Keep tires out of the recycling stream, and note that the city's community programmes accept only certain batteries at the battery recycler.
Household chemicals are collected at the doorstep by a county contractor rather than at a drop-off. A resident schedules a collection, pays the co-payment, receives a kit in the mail, and leaves the sealed kit out on the collection morning.
City cost & eligibility
$15 for co-payment required when a household hazardous waste collection is scheduled through the county programme, either by phone or online. Residents of the county programme, who receive a kit by mail that holds up to 75 pounds of material and who must have all material sealed inside the kit and none of it left outside.
When & how
Schedule by phone on 1-800-742-5542 extension 116 or online, pay the co-payment as part of scheduling, then put the kit on the doorstep by 7 a.m. on the assigned date for collection between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Get it ready
Fit everything inside the mailed kit, keep it sealed, and leave nothing beside it, because material outside the kit is not collected. Fluorescent bulbs are hazardous waste, with the authority accepting a maximum of ten, and the city names a prepaid lamp recycling kit for households with more.
Every customer using the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority landfill needs a valid licence, issued at the scale house on a two year term. A residential cash customer licence requires current vehicle registration, proof of insurance and a valid driver's licence, and it does not include the tipping fees charged for the load.
The landfill's incoming gate closes at 3:50 p.m. on weekdays and 11:45 a.m. on Saturdays, and every vehicle has to be unloaded and off site by 4 p.m. on weekdays and noon on Saturdays. Open loads of garbage must be covered with a tarp before arrival.
Separate recyclables, and never use the recycling container for trash
The city makes recycling mandatory and lists glass bottles and jars, plastic bottles marked 1 and 2, bi-metallic food cans, newspapers, non glossy office paper, magazines, flattened cardboard and telephone books as the materials that must be separated. Plate glass, light bulbs, plastic bags, foil, aerosol and paint cans and household trash are not recyclable, and a recycling container may never be used as a rubbish can.
Household hazardous waste is collected at the doorstep through the county programme after a scheduled booking and co-payment. The kit holds up to 75 pounds, everything has to be sealed inside it, and the kit goes out by 7 a.m. on the collection date.
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.
Any household in Lebanon, because the city requires every property to have trash and recycling service from a licensed hauler.
Cost & conditions
Licensed haulers set their own residential and bulky item rates and the city publishes no tariff, so confirm the price, the collection schedule and what the hauler takes before signing up.
Arrange it
Use a hauler from the licensed list kept at the Department of Public Works, arrange recycling collection at least every two weeks as the ordinance requires, and put recyclables out separately in a marked container.
Haulers may refuse contaminated recyclables, and no hauler is required to take a hazardous product, a tire or construction material, which have their own county and retail routes.
City of Lebanon recycling programme with the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority for disposal
Use the city recycling drop-off center
A household with recyclables between collections, or material the hauler does not take at the kerb.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Residents using the City of Lebanon Recycling Drop-Off Center at 14th and Lehman Streets, a programme the city publishes with no fee, and free recycling containers from the Highway Garage at 10th and Oak Streets.
Arrange it
Drop material at 14th and Lehman Streets on Wednesday or Saturday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. all year, or on Thursday and Friday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. between November and February and noon to 5 p.m. between March and October.
The center takes recyclables rather than trash or bulky household items, and the accepted list is the city's mandatory material list, which refuses plate glass, light bulbs, plastic bags, foil and aerosol or paint cans.
City of Lebanon recycling programme with the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority for disposal
Self haul to the county landfill
A household or small contractor with household waste, construction and demolition debris, clean wood, green waste, tires or pre approved residual waste.
Cost & conditions
From $41 for minimum charge up to 1,000 pounds at the waste disposal tipping fee, with 82 dollars per ton above that from January 1, 2026, plus a ten dollar residential licence for a two year term. Loads delivered by a customer holding a current authority licence. Open loads must be tarped, and special handling waste requires a pit to be dug and closed immediately after placement.
Arrange it
Buy a licence at the scale house, then deliver the load during landfill hours with the gate closing at 3:50 p.m. on weekdays and 11:45 a.m. on Saturdays.
The authority takes residential waste, commercial waste, construction and demolition debris, pre approved residual waste, green waste and clean wood, and it charges the load by weight with a minimum, so confirm the current rate and the gate terms before hauling. A residential customer buys a licence at the scale house first.
City of Lebanon recycling programme with the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority for disposal
Drop covered devices at the electronics center
A household or small business with a television, computer or other covered device.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Lebanon County residents and small businesses, with the authority stating that electronics are free to drop off with no charges, no fees and no licence required.
Arrange it
Take the devices to the electronics recycling center on Russell Road across from the authority office complex, before it closes at 3:30 p.m. on weekdays or 11:30 a.m. on Saturdays. No appointment is needed.
Five computers or televisions per day for every customer, no unloading assistance, and truckloads or large quantities are turned away.
Schedule a doorstep household hazardous waste collection
A household holding paints, batteries, oil, poisons, spray cans or other chemicals, up to the weight the kit holds.
Cost & conditions
$15 for co-payment required when the collection is scheduled through the county contractor by phone or online. Residents scheduling through the county programme, who receive the collection kit by mail and must keep all material sealed inside it.
Arrange it
Schedule by phone on 1-800-742-5542 extension 116 or online, pay the co-payment, then put the kit on the doorstep by 7 a.m. on the assigned date.
The kit holds up to 75 pounds, material outside the kit is not collected, and the contractor transports everything to its own facility for sorting and disposal.
Self haul in Lebanon County means the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority and the drop-off network it lists. The authority's landfill takes construction and demolition debris, pre approved residual waste, clean wood excluding particleboard and plywood, and green waste under six inches in diameter, and it charges a tipping fee on top of a two year licence, which costs ten dollars for a residential cash customer and requires current vehicle registration, insurance and a driving licence. Its electronics recycling center on Russell Road takes covered devices free with no licence, five computers or televisions a day, and no help unloading. The authority also operates a recycling drop-off on Russell Road, while the city's own drop-off at 14th and Lehman Streets takes the mandatory recyclables, and Battery Warehouse on Schneider Drive takes lead acid batteries but refuses lithium. Appliances and scrap metal go to CSR-Brandywine on North 14th Street, which charges a freon fee per appliance, and tires are priced by size at the landfill or taken by the local service businesses the city lists. Authority tipping fees, freon charge and tire rates effective January 1, 2026Landfill licence requirements, tarping rule and gate and unloading timesCovered device landfill ban and free electronics drop-off rulesDrop-off center directory with addresses, hours and accepted materials
City recycling drop-off
City of Lebanon Recycling Drop-Off Center
14th and Lehman Streets, Lebanon, PA
The city's mandatory recyclable materials, which are glass bottles and jars in clear, brown and green, plastic bottles marked 1 and 2, bi-metallic food cans, newspapers with inserts, non glossy office paper, magazines, flattened corrugated cardboard and telephone books, with special bins for telephone books when new issues are printed.
Recyclables only, and the container may never be used for trash. The city refuses plate glass, crystal, tableware, cookware, light bulbs, plastic bags, tubs, oil bottles, food wrappers, aluminum foil and pie plates, aerosol and paint cans, ovenware and any household rubbish.
Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. all year, plus Thursday and Friday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. from November 1 to February 28 and noon to 5 p.m. from March 1 to October 31.
No charge. Residents using the city's recycling drop-off, which the city publishes without a fee, with questions to the recycling coordinator on 717-639-2800 option 4.
Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority Electronics Recycling Center
1805 Russell Road, Lebanon, PA
Covered devices from Lebanon County residents and small businesses. The authority names computers and televisions in its published rules, and its complete accepted list is held in three collapsible letter groups on the page.
Five computers or televisions per day for every customer, with truckloads and large quantities refused, and no assistance with unloading, so bring help for oversized items. A county licence is not required for this center.
The center closes promptly at 3:30 p.m. on weekdays and 11:30 a.m. on Saturdays, with no advance scheduling required.
No charge. Lebanon County residents and small businesses, with the authority stating that electronics drop off free and that there are no charges and no fees.
Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority Recycling Drop-Off Center
1800 Russell Road, Lebanon, PA
aluminum and steel cans, clear, green and brown glass bottles and jars, newspaper, corrugated cardboard, magazines, phone books, number 1 PET bottles and clear PET thermoform and number 2 HDPE bottles.
Recyclable materials only, with the same separation expectations the city applies at the kerb. Household rubbish, bulky items and construction material are not part of this drop-off.
Monday through Friday 7 a.m. to 3:50 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
No charge. County residents using the authority's recycling drop-off center, with the authority contact on 717-867-5790.
aluminum cans, ferrous and non ferrous metals and all appliances, with cardboard, newspaper, office paper and plastics reserved for commercial customers and industries only.
A freon appliance is charged at the gate, and the commercial-only streams are not available to households, so householders should separate metal and appliances from paper and plastics before travelling.
Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to noon.
$15 for for each freon appliance accepted at this recycler. Metal and appliance deliveries from residents. The facility may pay scrap value on some metals, and the published freon figure is charged on an appliance that contains refrigerant.
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.
Where can I take an old refrigerator in Lebanon?+
CSR-Brandywine at 328 North 14th Street takes all appliances and applies a published freon fee for each freon unit, and the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority takes appliances at the landfill and adds the same freon charge to its tipping fee. Both routes handle the refrigerant at the gate rather than requiring removal beforehand.Official guidance
Is electronics drop-off free in Lebanon County?+
Yes. The authority states plainly that electronics are free to drop off, with no charges, no fees and no licence required, at its electronics recycling center on Russell Road. The limit is five computers or televisions per day for every customer, and the center does not help unload.Official guidance
What address should I use for the electronics center?+
The authority lists the electronics recycling center at 1805 Russell Road, across the street from its office complex, while the city's recycling page prints 1610 Russell Road for the same facility. Call the county recycling coordinator on 717-867-5790 extension 307 to confirm before a first trip.Official guidance
Can I take construction debris to the county landfill?+
Yes. The authority states that it accepts construction and demolition debris, alongside pre approved residual waste, and charges it at the waste disposal tipping fee on top of a valid licence. Clean wood is accepted as its own category, but particleboard and plywood are excluded because of their glues and preservatives.Official guidance
Do I need a licence to use the Lebanon County landfill?+
Yes. Every customer needs a valid authority licence, bought at the scale house. A residential cash customer licence covers a two year term and requires current vehicle registration, proof of insurance and a valid driver's licence, and the licence is separate from the tipping fees charged for the load.Official guidance
How does the Lebanon County household hazardous waste pickup work?+
A resident schedules a collection by phone on 1-800-742-5542 extension 116 or online and pays the co-payment to complete the booking. A kit is mailed to the home and holds up to 75 pounds, all material has to be sealed inside it, and the kit goes on the doorstep by 7 a.m. on the assigned day for collection between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m.Official guidance
Where do fluorescent bulbs go in Lebanon County?+
Fluorescent bulbs are treated as hazardous waste. The authority accepts a maximum of ten bulbs, and the city points households with more to a prepaid lamp recycling service so they never go in the rubbish.Official guidance
Is recycling mandatory in Lebanon?+
Yes. City Ordinance Section 32C Article 930 makes recycling mandatory inside the city limits, on top of Pennsylvania Act 101, and failing to comply can bring a fine. Landlords must provide recycling and trash service for their properties and must require tenants to recycle in the lease.Official guidance
Does the city of Lebanon collect the trash itself?+
No. Removal of all trash and recycling has to be done by a licensed waste hauler, and the list of licensed haulers is kept at the Department of Public Works. The city does run the recycling programme, the free container supply at the Highway Garage on 10th and Oak Streets and the drop-off center at 14th and Lehman Streets.Official guidance
What do I need before using the county landfill?+
A valid licence from the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority, bought at the scale house and valid for two years from November 1 of an odd year. A residential cash customer licence requires current vehicle registration, proof of insurance and a valid driver's licence, and it is separate from the tipping fees charged when the load is weighed.Official guidance
