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City collection Furniture left at the curb on the scheduled garbage day is collected by the city and billed per stop, and couches, chairs, bed frames and tables are the published examples. From $21 for minimum fee per collection stop for up to three cubic yards of special collection material at the curb, with an additional $7.50 for each cubic yard above three cubic yards, billed to the utility account for the address that generated the waste. City of Killeen residential utility accounts, for furniture placed at the curb on the scheduled weekly garbage day in a Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday service area.
City collection A mattress is named on the curbside special collection list, and the Transfer Station also takes four mattresses a month free for a residential utility customer. From $21 for minimum fee per collection stop for up to three cubic yards at the curb, with $7.50 per additional cubic yard; a residential utility customer may also take up to four mattresses per calendar month to the Transfer Station at no charge, while a non-utility or commercial customer pays a $20 processing fee per mattress or box spring. City of Killeen residential utility accounts for the curbside pickup, or a residential utility account with a current water bill showing active solid waste service for the free monthly Transfer Station allowance.
City collection A refrigerant unit has its own provisions: the city gives phone instructions for the curbside route and the Transfer Station charges a published per unit fee. $21 per freon appliance at the Transfer Station for all customers, covering air conditioning units, refrigerators, freezers and water coolers, before tax. Any customer bringing a freon appliance to the Transfer Station on State Highway 195; the curbside route instead requires instructions from the Solid Waste Division on 254-501-7785 because special provisions apply to appliances containing refrigerants.
City collection Bulky waste placed at the curb on the scheduled garbage day is collected and billed per stop, with a volume charge above three cubic yards. From $21 for minimum fee per collection stop for up to three cubic yards of special collection material at the curb, with an additional $7.50 for each cubic yard above three cubic yards, billed to the monthly utility account. City of Killeen residential utility accounts in a Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday service area, for material that is not on the prohibited list.
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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Will the city take it?
Killeen collects bulky material at the curb for a published fee rather than through a free appointment. A couch, chair, mattress, bed frame, table, water heater, stove, washing machine, dryer, grill or lawn chair left out on the scheduled garbage day is picked up by the city and billed to the utility account for that address, at a minimum of twenty one dollars per stop for up to three cubic yards and seven dollars and fifty cents for each cubic yard beyond that, and leaving it out counts as permission for the pickup. The container service itself runs once a week on a Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday route, includes one bagged yard waste collection with a six bag limit, and costs nineteen dollars and seventy eight cents a month for a ninety six gallon container. Anything prohibited at the curb, including tires, construction and demolition debris, rock, dirt, liquids, hazardous waste and oil or gas machinery, goes instead to the Killeen Transfer Station on State Highway 195, where a residential utility customer gets five hundred pounds of qualifying waste and four mattresses a month at no charge and pays per item for freon appliances and tires. Recyclables are free at the Recycling Center on Avenue F and at the city's recycling trailers.
Furniture left at the curb on the scheduled garbage day is collected by the city and billed per stop, and couches, chairs, bed frames and tables are the published examples.
City cost & eligibility
From $21 for minimum fee per collection stop for up to three cubic yards of special collection material at the curb, with an additional $7.50 for each cubic yard above three cubic yards, billed to the utility account for the address that generated the waste. City of Killeen residential utility accounts, for furniture placed at the curb on the scheduled weekly garbage day in a Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday service area.
When & how
Put the furniture out on the scheduled weekly garbage day, since the special collection runs with the regular route and placing it at the curb grants permission for the pickup. Do not mix it with brush, because brush is picked up separately.
Get it ready
Keep the pile clear of containers, fences, low hanging wires, parked vehicles and other obstacles so the collection vehicle has room, and keep construction material, tires, rock, dirt and liquids out of it because those are prohibited at the curb.
A mattress is named on the curbside special collection list, and the Transfer Station also takes four mattresses a month free for a residential utility customer.
City cost & eligibility
From $21 for minimum fee per collection stop for up to three cubic yards at the curb, with $7.50 per additional cubic yard; a residential utility customer may also take up to four mattresses per calendar month to the Transfer Station at no charge, while a non-utility or commercial customer pays a $20 processing fee per mattress or box spring. City of Killeen residential utility accounts for the curbside pickup, or a residential utility account with a current water bill showing active solid waste service for the free monthly Transfer Station allowance.
When & how
Either set the mattress out on the scheduled garbage day for the curbside collection, or take it to the Transfer Station on State Highway 195 during its opening hours inside the four mattress monthly allowance.
Get it ready
Take the bedding off and keep the frame separate, and bring a valid ID and a current City of Killeen water bill showing active solid waste service if the mattress is going to the Transfer Station.
Water heaters, stoves, washing machines and dryers are on the curbside special collection list, and the Transfer Station recycles appliances such as stoves and water heaters.
City cost & eligibility
From $21 for minimum fee per collection stop for up to three cubic yards at the curb, with $7.50 per additional cubic yard. City of Killeen residential utility accounts, for appliances placed at the curb on the scheduled weekly garbage day; units holding refrigerant are handled under a separate provision and are priced at the Transfer Station instead.
When & how
Put the appliance out on the scheduled garbage day with the rest of the special collection, or take it to the Transfer Station during its opening hours and use the free monthly residential allowance where it applies.
Get it ready
Empty the appliance, take the doors off, keep it clear of other obstacles for the crane and grapple vehicle, and never put an appliance in a roll-off container because appliances are on that service's refused list.
A refrigerant unit has its own provisions: the city gives phone instructions for the curbside route and the Transfer Station charges a published per unit fee.
City cost & eligibility
$21 per freon appliance at the Transfer Station for all customers, covering air conditioning units, refrigerators, freezers and water coolers, before tax. Any customer bringing a freon appliance to the Transfer Station on State Highway 195; the curbside route instead requires instructions from the Solid Waste Division on 254-501-7785 because special provisions apply to appliances containing refrigerants.
When & how
Call the Solid Waste Division on 254-501-7785 for the curbside instructions, or take the unit to the Transfer Station during its opening hours and pay the per unit freon fee at the gate.
Get it ready
Empty and clean the unit, take the doors off, and keep the appliance off a curb pile until the division has given its refrigerant instructions, because the freon provision is separate from the ordinary special collection.
Televisions are named nowhere on the Killeen pages, so the set has to be confirmed before it is set out or hauled to the station.
City cost & eligibility
No retained Killeen page names a television or an electronics drop-off, and the Transfer Station's accepted list covers brush, construction and demolition debris, furniture, grass clippings, household garbage, leaves and yard waste rather than devices. Confirm the set with the Solid Waste Division on 254-501-7785 before it goes out, and ask whether it can be quoted into the special collection at the curb or has to go to the Transfer Station.
When & how
Confirm the route first, then use the scheduled garbage day if the city agrees or the Transfer Station on State Highway 195 during its opening hours.
Get it ready
Keep the screen whole and dry, wipe anything that stores data, keep the remote and cords with the set, and keep it clear of the pile's obstacles if it is going to the curb.
Computers and small electronics are named nowhere, so the destination has to be confirmed with the division.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no electronics collection, no electronics fee and no electronics drop-off on the pages retained here, and the recycling page lists paper, cardboard, plastics 1 and 2, glass and metal cans rather than devices. Confirm the item with the Solid Waste Division on 254-501-7785, and note that the recycling center does take antifreeze, motor oil, oil filters and lead acid batteries.
When & how
Confirm the route first, then use the scheduled garbage day or the Transfer Station during its opening hours.
Get it ready
Wipe stored data from drives, laptops and phones, keep the power supply and cables together, and keep the device out of the recycling container because the recycling programme accepts only the listed materials.
Construction and demolition debris is prohibited at the curb and goes to the Transfer Station by weight, with commercial roll-off containers as the contractor option.
City cost & eligibility
From $4 for minimum fee per 100 pounds for a solid waste utility customer at the Transfer Station, where the per ton rate is $80.00 before tax, a non-utility customer pays $137.60 a ton with a $6.88 per 100 pounds minimum, and the residential free allowance of 500 pounds a month covers qualifying residential waste rather than the fee items. City of Killeen solid waste utility customers or non-utility customers bringing the load to the Transfer Station on State Highway 195 with a valid ID and, for the utility rate, a current Killeen water bill showing active solid waste service.
When & how
Take the load to the Transfer Station on State Highway 195, which runs Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., and expect the load to be weighed on the scale.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the curb pile because it is prohibited there, cover the load because an unsecured load draws a surcharge at the gate, and keep appliances, asbestos, batteries, excavated soil, hazardous materials, liquids and tires out of a roll-off container because those are refused and billed back if found.
Exercise equipment is named nowhere, so a machine has to be quoted or confirmed before it goes out for the crane vehicle.
City cost & eligibility
No retained Killeen page names a treadmill, elliptical or weight machine, and the bulky waste that is quoted into the special collection is described with examples such as furniture, grills, toys, ironing boards and lawn furniture. Call the Solid Waste Division on 254-501-7785 for a price quote and for the safe clearance instructions that the crane and grapple vehicle needs.
When & how
Confirm the quote and the placement instructions first, then put the machine out on the scheduled garbage day if the city agrees, or take it to the Transfer Station.
Get it ready
Strip the console and any loose weights so the frame is manageable, fold the deck where the maker allows it, and keep the machine clear of containers, fences, low-hanging wires and parked vehicles so the collection vehicle has safe clearance.
Bulky waste placed at the curb on the scheduled garbage day is collected and billed per stop, with a volume charge above three cubic yards.
City cost & eligibility
From $21 for minimum fee per collection stop for up to three cubic yards of special collection material at the curb, with an additional $7.50 for each cubic yard above three cubic yards, billed to the monthly utility account. City of Killeen residential utility accounts in a Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday service area, for material that is not on the prohibited list.
When & how
Put the material out on the scheduled weekly garbage day. The special collection is collected with the regular route and placing it at the curb grants permission for the pickup, so the account is billed afterwards rather than a request being required.
Get it ready
Keep the pile clear of containers, fences, low hanging wires, parked vehicles, mailboxes and gas meters, keep bags and boxes under 50 pounds, and leave boats, camper shells, dirt, hazardous waste, lead acid batteries, liquid waste, oil or gas machinery, rock, tires and construction debris out of it.
Tires are prohibited at the curb and are accepted at the Transfer Station at published per tire rates by rim size.
City cost & eligibility
From $4 per tire at the Transfer Station before tax, at $4.00 up to a 12 inch rim, $8.00 for a passenger truck tire over 12 inches and up to 22 inches, and $13.00 for a commercial truck tire not larger than a two inch bead. Any customer bringing tires to the Transfer Station on State Highway 195; tires are prohibited in the curbside collection and are also refused in a commercial roll-off container.
When & how
Take the tires to the Transfer Station on State Highway 195 during its opening hours and pay the per tire rate at the gate, and keep them off the curb and out of any container.
Get it ready
Sort the tires by rim size before arriving so the gate can price them, and keep them out of roll-off containers and off the curb pile because both refuse them.
One container, one weekly day and a six bag yard waste limit
Killeen splits into four collection areas with garbage service on a Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday route, and the monthly garbage fee for a 96-gallon container is $19.78. Included in that fee are one weekly collection of garbage or rubbish in the city roll-out container and one weekly collection of yard waste, which is leaves, grass clippings and shrub trimmings in bags only with a six bag limit. Containers go out no earlier than 8 p.m. the evening before and no later than 7 a.m. on the collection day, placed at or near the driveway about four feet from any mailbox, obstacle or other container with the wheels and handle towards the residence.
Bulky material is collected and billed, not booked
All waste materials except the prohibited items that are placed at the curb on the scheduled weekly garbage day are picked up by the city, and the utility account for the address that generated the waste is billed for the service. Placing the material out grants permission for the pickup. The examples the city publishes are furniture such as couches, chairs, mattresses, bed frames and tables, appliances such as water heaters, stoves, washing machines and dryers, other bulky waste such as barbecue grills, toys, ironing boards and lawn furniture, and excess garbage in sturdy plastic bags or boxes under 50 pounds. The charge is a minimum of $21 per collection stop for up to three cubic yards plus $7.50 for each additional cubic yard, and excess garbage reloads during the regular route are $10.00 each.
What the curb refuses, and what the Transfer Station takes
Boats, camper shells, dirt, hazardous waste material, lead acid batteries, liquid waste of any kind, machinery containing oil or gas such as engines and lawn mowers, rock, tires, and construction and demolition debris are all prohibited at the curb. They belong at the Killeen Transfer Station on State Highway 195, which accepts brush, construction and demolition debris, furniture, grass clippings, household garbage, leaves and yard waste, and refuses asbestos, fertilizers, hazardous waste, liquids, medical waste, other TCEQ-prohibited special waste, pesticides, septic waste and animal carcasses. Customers bring a valid ID and a current Killeen water bill showing active solid waste service, an unsecured load draws a $26.25 surcharge, and recycling at the station covers appliances such as stoves, water heaters, washers and dryers.
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Leave bulky material for the special collection at the curb
A Killeen household with furniture, a mattress, an appliance or other bulky waste that can go at the curb on the scheduled garbage day.
Cost & conditions
From $21 for minimum per collection stop for up to three cubic yards of special collection material, with $7.50 for each additional cubic yard billed to the utility account. City of Killeen residential utility accounts in a Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday service area, with the material at the curb on the collection day.
Arrange it
Put the material out on the scheduled garbage day. The special collection runs with the regular route and placing the material out grants permission for the pickup, so no call is needed unless you want a quote first on 254-501-7785.
Prohibited items including boats, camper shells, dirt, hazardous waste, lead acid batteries, liquid waste, oil or gas machinery, rock, tires and construction debris cannot ride the curb collection, and refrigerant appliances need the division's instructions first.
A Killeen household with construction debris, brush, furniture, yard waste or a load of household waste too large for the container.
Cost & conditions
From $4 for minimum fee per 100 pounds for a solid waste utility customer, where the per ton rate is $80.00 before tax, a non-utility customer pays $137.60 a ton with a $6.88 per 100 pounds minimum, and a residential utility customer gets up to 500 pounds of qualifying waste and four mattresses a month at no charge. City of Killeen solid waste utility customers with a valid ID and a current Killeen water bill showing active solid waste service, or non-utility customers at the higher rate.
Arrange it
Go to 12200 State Highway 195, which runs Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., and expect the load to be weighed.
Asbestos, fertilizers, hazardous waste, liquids, medical waste, other TCEQ special waste, pesticides, septic waste and animal carcasses are refused; freon appliances carry a per unit fee and mattresses a per item processing fee outside the residential allowance; and an unsecured load adds a surcharge.
A Killeen household with paper, cardboard, plastics 1 or 2, glass bottles and jars, metal cans, or antifreeze, motor oil, oil filters and lead acid batteries.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The city accepts recyclables free of charge at the Recycling Center at 111 E. Avenue F and at the recycling trailers across the city.
Arrange it
Use the Recycling Center Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., or one of the trailers listed on the city pages, and keep the material sorted the way the container signs describe.
Household garbage, plastics 3 through 7, plastic shopping bags, styrofoam and wax-lined containers are not accepted, so those go in the container or to the Transfer Station instead.
A contractor, landlord or household with a construction and demolition load too large for the Transfer Station trip.
Cost & conditions
Killeen publishes the container sizes and the refused items but no amount, stating only that a fee covers pickup, transport, unloading and return plus the weight of the contents, so call the Solid Waste Division on 254-501-7785 for the current price.
Arrange it
Order a 20, 30 or 40 cubic yard container through the Solid Waste Division, and expect a weight ticket from the Transfer Station scale to drive the disposal charge.
Appliances such as refrigerators, asbestos containing materials, batteries, excavated soil, hazardous materials, liquids and tires are refused in the container, and prohibited items found inside have to be removed or are billed back to the customer.
Self hauling in Killeen means the Transfer Station at 12200 State Highway 195, open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and closed the fourth Saturday of the month. A solid waste utility customer pays eighty dollars a ton before tax with a four dollar minimum per hundred pounds, a non-utility customer pays one hundred thirty seven dollars and sixty cents a ton with a six dollar and eighty eight cent minimum, and a residential utility customer gets five hundred pounds of qualifying waste plus four mattresses a month at no charge, with weight above that billed per hundred pounds. Freon appliances such as air conditioners, refrigerators, freezers and water coolers cost twenty one dollars each for every customer and are not part of the free allowance, and a mattress or box spring costs twenty dollars per item for a non-utility or commercial customer. Tires are priced by rim size at four, eight or thirteen dollars each, an unsecured load adds a twenty six dollar and twenty five cent surcharge, and a public scale will weigh a vehicle for eleven dollars and fifty cents. Bring a valid ID and a current Killeen water bill showing active solid waste service, and leave asbestos, fertilizers, hazardous waste, liquids, medical waste, pesticides, septic waste and animal carcasses out of the load. City Transfer Station page with the eligibility rules, accepted and restricted materials, tonnage rates, free residential allowance and per item special feesCity solid waste page with the drop-off recycling trailers, the recycling center and Transfer Station addresses and hours and the division contact
City transfer station taking bulky waste by weight, with free monthly allowances and per item fees
Killeen Transfer Station
12200 State Highway 195, Killeen, TX 76549
Brush, construction and demolition debris, furniture, grass clippings, household garbage, leaves and yard waste, with recycling on site for appliances such as stoves, water heaters, washers and dryers plus cardboard, glass, metal, mixed paper, plastics 1 and 2 and cans.
Asbestos, fertilizers, hazardous waste, liquids, medical waste, other special waste prohibited by TCEQ, pesticides, septic waste and slaughterhouse or animal carcasses are refused; customers need a valid ID and a current Killeen water bill showing active solid waste service; freon appliances are charged a per unit fee and are excluded from the free residential allowance along with tires and unsecured loads; and an unsecured load carries a surcharge.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., closed the fourth Saturday of the month. Phone 254-501-8971.
From $4 for minimum fee per 100 pounds for a solid waste utility customer, with $80.00 per ton before tax, up to 500 pounds of qualifying residential waste and four mattresses a month free for a residential utility customer, $21.00 for each freon appliance, $20 per mattress or box spring for non-utility and commercial customers, tires at $4.00 to $13.00 each by rim size, and a $26.25 unsecured load surcharge. City of Killeen solid waste utility customers at the lower rate with a current water bill showing active service, and non-utility customers at $137.60 a ton with a $6.88 per 100 pounds minimum.
Free city recycling drop-off with a household hazardous liquid counter
Killeen Recycling Center
111 E. Avenue F, Killeen, TX 76541
All types of paper, cardboard, number 1 and 2 plastics, glass bottles and jars and steel, tin and aluminium cans, plus antifreeze, motor oil, motor oil filters and lead acid batteries.
Household garbage, plastics 3 through 7, plastic shopping bags, styrofoam and wax-lined containers such as milk cartons and juice boxes are not accepted, and no electronics acceptance is published for the site.
Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday. Phone 254-554-7572.
No charge. The city states that recyclables are accepted free of charge at the Recycling Center and the recycling trailers.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
How does furniture get picked up in Killeen?+
Put it at the curb on your scheduled garbage day and the city will collect it and bill the utility account for the address. Couches, chairs, mattresses, bed frames and tables are named on the special collection list, and the charge is a minimum per collection stop for up to three cubic yards, with an extra rate for every cubic yard beyond that and the exact amounts set out in the city fee records. Placing the material out grants permission for the pickup, so there is no call to make unless you want a quote first.Official guidance
Where does a mattress go in Killeen?+
Two ways. A mattress is named on the city's special collection list, so it can go at the curb on the scheduled garbage day and be billed to the utility account at the published per stop rate. A residential solid waste utility customer can also take up to four mattresses per calendar month to the Transfer Station at no charge, with a valid ID and a current Killeen water bill showing active solid waste service, while a non-utility or commercial customer pays the published processing fee per item there.Official guidance
Will Killeen take a stove or a water heater?+
Yes. Water heaters, stoves, washing machines and dryers are on the city's special collection list, so they can go at the curb on the scheduled garbage day and are billed to the utility account at the published per stop minimum with a per cubic yard charge above three cubic yards. The Transfer Station also takes appliances such as stoves, water heaters, washers and dryers for recycling, where a residential utility customer can use the free monthly allowance for qualifying waste.Official guidance
How is bulky waste charged in Killeen?+
By the stop and by volume. All waste materials except the prohibited items placed at the curb on the scheduled garbage day are picked up and billed to the utility account for the address that generated them, at a minimum charge for a collection stop covering up to three cubic yards plus an additional rate for each cubic yard above that. Placing the waste out grants permission for the pickup, and the city also bills a separate fee for an overloaded container or for excess garbage reloads.Official guidance
Where can I take old tires in Killeen?+
To the Killeen Transfer Station on State Highway 195, because tires are prohibited at the curb. The charge is per tire by rim size, with one rate for rims up to 12 inches, a higher rate for a passenger truck tire over 12 inches and up to 22 inches, and the highest rate for a commercial truck tire, all before tax and shown in the station's fee records. Tires are also on the refused list for the commercial roll-off containers, and they are not included in the free 500 pound monthly allowance for residential utility customers.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Killeen?+
The City of Killeen does, through the Solid Waste Division, with collection split into four areas served on a Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday route. The monthly fee for a 96-gallon container is $19.78 and includes one weekly garbage collection and one weekly bagged yard waste collection with a six bag limit, containers go out no earlier than 8 p.m. the day before and no later than 7 a.m. on the collection day, and the division answers questions and quotes special pickups on 254-501-7785.Official guidance
What does a bulky pickup cost?+
A minimum of $21 per collection stop for up to three cubic yards of material placed at the curb on the scheduled garbage day, with an additional $7.50 for each cubic yard above three cubic yards, all billed to the utility account for the address that generated the waste. Placing the material out grants permission for the pickup, an overloaded container draws a $10.00 fee, and excess garbage reloads during the regular route are $10.00 each with a maximum of two reloads per collection day.Official guidance
What is free at the Transfer Station?+
A residential solid waste utility customer may bring up to 500 pounds of qualifying residential waste and up to four mattresses per calendar month at no charge, as long as the waste comes from the primary residence and the customer shows a valid ID and a current Killeen water bill with active service. Air conditioning units, refrigerators, tires and unsecured loads are not included in the free allowance, weight over 500 pounds is billed at the published per hundred pounds rate, and a non-utility or commercial customer pays the higher rate from the first pound.Official guidance
What is different about refrigerant appliances?+
The city treats them separately. Refrigerant appliances have special provisions and the Solid Waste Division gives the instructions on 254-501-7785, and the commercial services page repeats that air conditioning units and refrigerators need that guidance. At the Transfer Station, freon appliances such as air conditioning units, refrigerators, freezers and water coolers are charged a per unit fee for every customer and are excluded from the free residential allowance.Official guidance
What can never go out at the curb?+
Boats, camper shells, dirt, hazardous waste material, lead acid batteries, liquid waste of any kind, machinery containing oil or gas such as engines and lawn mowers, rock, tires, and construction and demolition debris are all prohibited at the curb. Those loads belong at the Transfer Station on State Highway 195, where construction debris, brush, furniture and yard waste are accepted by weight and freon appliances, mattresses outside the residential allowance, tires and unsecured loads carry their own fees.Official guidance
