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City collection Furniture is named on the city bulky list for the one item allowed at the curb each year and is priced per item at the Citizens Convenience Station. From $10 per item for household furniture and bulky items at the Citizens Convenience Station for Waxahachie residents, while the curbside route allows one bulk item of 50 pounds or less per resident each calendar year. Waxahachie residents with photo identification and proof of residency such as a water bill, garbage bill or tax statement, paying cash or check only, with non-residents and commercial users charged 20.00 dollars per item.
City collection Mattresses are named in the station fee line for appliances, mattresses and large household items, and the curbside bulky allowance also takes one item a year. $10 per mattress at the Citizens Convenience Station under the appliances, mattresses and large household items line for Waxahachie residents. Waxahachie residents with photo identification and proof of residency, paying cash or check only, with non-residents and commercial users charged 20.00 dollars per item.
City collection Appliances are named on both city routes, priced per item at the station and included in the once-a-year curbside bulky allowance, which refuses freon items. $10 per appliance at the Citizens Convenience Station under the appliances, mattresses and large household items line for Waxahachie residents. Waxahachie residents with photo identification and proof of residency, paying cash or check only, with the curbside route limited to one bulk item of 50 pounds or less a year and refusing items that contain freon.
City collection Garbage runs twice a week and recycling once a week under the city contract, with one bulk item a year at the curb and extra loads priced by size. From $79.12 for the published extra load price for half of a truckload, with a full truckload at 130.80 dollars, both plus tax and subject to the annual October increase under the contract. City of Waxahachie residential customers served by Waste Connections, with one bulk item of 50 pounds or less a year at no extra published charge, free brush collection up to four times a year limited to 8 cubic yards of brush only, and bagged yard waste at 6.41 dollars minimum for up to 10 bags of 30 gallons with 65 cents for each additional bag.
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?
Waxahachie contracts with Waste Connections for bagged garbage twice a week, up to 10 bags a day with each bag no more than 35 pounds, and recycling once a week, with bags only at the curb and no bins or cans. Brush, leaves and bulky items are ordered services: free brush collection up to four times a year, two free leaf collections, bagged yard waste on the first Wednesday of each month for a charge, one bulk item of 50 pounds or less per resident each calendar year, and extra loads priced by the size of the load. Everything the curb will not take, including construction waste, appliances, mattresses and tires, goes to the Citizens Convenience Station at 499 Lions Park Road on Tuesday through Saturday.
Furniture is named on the city bulky list for the one item allowed at the curb each year and is priced per item at the Citizens Convenience Station.
City cost & eligibility
From $10 per item for household furniture and bulky items at the Citizens Convenience Station for Waxahachie residents, while the curbside route allows one bulk item of 50 pounds or less per resident each calendar year. Waxahachie residents with photo identification and proof of residency such as a water bill, garbage bill or tax statement, paying cash or check only, with non-residents and commercial users charged 20.00 dollars per item.
When & how
Order the annual curbside bulk item from Waste Connections on a first come first serve basis and confirm the pickup date before setting the piece out, or take it to the Citizens Convenience Station on Tuesday through Saturday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep the piece at 50 pounds or less if it goes to the curb, keep bags only at the curb because the service refuses bins and cans, and bring photo identification and a residency document to the station.
Mattresses are named in the station fee line for appliances, mattresses and large household items, and the curbside bulky allowance also takes one item a year.
City cost & eligibility
$10 per mattress at the Citizens Convenience Station under the appliances, mattresses and large household items line for Waxahachie residents. Waxahachie residents with photo identification and proof of residency, paying cash or check only, with non-residents and commercial users charged 20.00 dollars per item.
When & how
Take the set to the Citizens Convenience Station at 499 Lions Park Road on Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., or use the single annual curbside bulk item if the set is 50 pounds or less.
Get it ready
Keep the set dry, keep it out of the bagged garbage, and bring photo identification and a water bill, garbage bill or tax statement as proof of residency.
Appliances are named on both city routes, priced per item at the station and included in the once-a-year curbside bulky allowance, which refuses freon items.
City cost & eligibility
$10 per appliance at the Citizens Convenience Station under the appliances, mattresses and large household items line for Waxahachie residents. Waxahachie residents with photo identification and proof of residency, paying cash or check only, with the curbside route limited to one bulk item of 50 pounds or less a year and refusing items that contain freon.
When & how
Take the unit to the Citizens Convenience Station on Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., or use the annual curbside bulky item for a unit of 50 pounds or less with no freon.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and secure the doors and drum, keep a freon unit off the curbside allowance because that route refuses refrigerants, and confirm with the station before hauling a cooling appliance.
Electronics are not named on the station accepted list or in the city service documents, so the device has to be confirmed with the station and the hauler before it is moved.
City cost & eligibility
No city electronics line or rate is published, so call the station at 469-309-4270 or Waste Connections at (972) 937-8836 and confirm where a television or computer goes and what it costs.
When & how
Call and confirm the device before hauling it, because the station accepted list names household furniture, appliances, construction waste, brush, recyclables and tires rather than electronics.
Get it ready
Back up or erase personal data before handover, keep electronics out of the bagged garbage, and note that the curbside bulky allowance is a single item a year at 50 pounds or less.
Construction waste from city residents is accepted at the Citizens Convenience Station by the cubic yard, and commercial construction waste is refused.
City cost & eligibility
From $10 per cubic yard for construction waste at the Citizens Convenience Station for Waxahachie residents, with general refuse at 5.00 dollars per cubic yard and commercial construction waste not accepted. Waxahachie residents with photo identification and proof of residency, paying cash or check only, with non-residents and commercial users not accepted for construction waste at all.
When & how
Take the load to the Citizens Convenience Station at 499 Lions Park Road on Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and note that asphalt, concrete, sand, gravel, rock, dirt and land clearing debris are refused.
Get it ready
Separate clean material that the station will not take, keep concrete, asphalt, dirt and land clearing debris out of the load, keep commercial and multi-family construction debris out of the load entirely, and bring photo identification and a residency document.
No city list names an exercise machine, and the curbside bulky allowance is a single item of 50 pounds or less a year, so the machine has to be confirmed.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise machine line is published, so call Waste Connections at (972) 937-8836 about the curbside allowance or the station at 469-309-4270 about the large household item rate, and confirm before the machine moves.
When & how
Call and confirm the machine, then either use the single annual curbside bulk item or take it to the station during its open hours.
Get it ready
Break the machine down where it can be, remove the battery and keep it out of the bagged garbage, tie down any loose deck or handle, and keep the item at 50 pounds or less for the curbside route.
Garbage runs twice a week and recycling once a week under the city contract, with one bulk item a year at the curb and extra loads priced by size.
City cost & eligibility
From $79.12 for the published extra load price for half of a truckload, with a full truckload at 130.80 dollars, both plus tax and subject to the annual October increase under the contract. City of Waxahachie residential customers served by Waste Connections, with one bulk item of 50 pounds or less a year at no extra published charge, free brush collection up to four times a year limited to 8 cubic yards of brush only, and bagged yard waste at 6.41 dollars minimum for up to 10 bags of 30 gallons with 65 cents for each additional bag.
When & how
Put bagged garbage out before 8:00 a.m. on the assigned Monday and Thursday or Tuesday and Friday route, with recycling once a week, and order the bulk item, the free brush collection, the yard waste pickup or an extra load from Waste Connections ahead of time.
Get it ready
Use bags only at the curb because the service refuses bins and cans, keep each bag at 35 pounds or less with no more than 10 bags a day, tie tree trimmings into one bundle under 50 pounds and under 4 feet, and keep the free brush load to brush only.
Hazardous materials are refused at the Citizens Convenience Station and no household hazardous waste route is published in the city documents.
City cost & eligibility
The station refuses hazardous materials and no city household hazardous waste route or rate is published, so call the station at 469-309-4270 or City Hall at (469) 309-4170 and confirm where paint, chemicals or batteries go.
When & how
Call and confirm the route before moving the material, and keep it out of the bagged garbage and the station load in the meantime.
Get it ready
Keep products sealed in their original containers and upright, keep them out of the bagged garbage and the curbside pile, and never pour them into a drain, ditch or storm sewer.
Garbage goes out bagged with no more than 10 bags a day and each bag no more than 35 pounds, and the service refuses bins and cans at the curb. Collection runs twice a week on the Monday and Thursday or Tuesday and Friday route, material has to be out before the 8:00 a.m. start, and recycling is collected once a week.
Brush, yard waste and the annual bulk item are ordered
One tied bundle of tree trimmings is allowed on each pickup day at under 50 pounds and under 4 feet, free brush collection runs up to four times a year at 8 cubic yards of brush only, two leaf collections a year are free on the first Wednesday in February and November, bagged yard waste is collected on the first Wednesday of each month for a charge with the resident calling before 5:00 p.m. the day before, and the single bulk item of 50 pounds or less a year has to be ordered with the pickup date confirmed first.
The Citizens Convenience Station at 499 Lions Park Road is open Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and closed Sunday and Monday. Visitors must show photo identification and proof of Waxahachie residency such as a water bill, garbage bill or tax statement, payment is cash or check only, space is at the attendant's discretion, and construction waste is accepted from city residents only.
The station takes household furniture and bulky items, bagged household trash, tree limbs, brush and hedge trimmings, construction waste from city residents, appliances and large household items, recyclable materials and tires, with wood fencing free of concrete or similar base material accepted up to 50 feet per visit. It refuses commercial construction waste, hazardous materials, asphalt, concrete, sand, gravel, rock, dirt, land clearing debris and construction debris from commercial or multi-family properties.
Use a permitted, accessible outdoor spot. Arrange the move out of your home, keep shared access clear and follow your confirmation’s readiness instructions. Check with your building about access or staging limits before booking.
City of Waxahachie with Waste Connections, and the Citizens Convenience Station
Use the city curbside contract with Waste Connections
A Waxahachie household with bagged garbage, recycling and a single bulky item, brush or yard waste to schedule.
Cost & conditions
The city documents publish the service terms but no monthly rate, so call City Hall at (469) 309-4170 to set up or change garbage collection and (972) 937-8836 for service complaints, and confirm the current billing figure with the city.
Arrange it
Bag the garbage, put it at the curb before 8:00 a.m. on the assigned Monday and Thursday or Tuesday and Friday route, and order the bulk item, brush collection, yard waste pickup or an extra load from Waste Connections in advance.
Only bags go to the curb, the household is limited to 10 bags a day with each bag no more than 35 pounds, the bulk allowance is a single item of 50 pounds or less a year, items containing freon are refused at the curb, and holiday service is skipped with the trash collected on the alternate day for New Year's Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
City of Waxahachie with Waste Connections, and the Citizens Convenience Station
Take it to the Citizens Convenience Station
A city household with furniture, a mattress, an appliance, construction waste, brush or tires that the curb will not take.
Cost & conditions
From $10 per item for appliances, mattresses and large household items for residents, with 10.00 dollars per cubic yard for construction waste, 5.00 dollars per cubic yard for general refuse and the first cubic yard of recycling free. Waxahachie residents with photo identification and proof of residency, paying cash or check only, with tree limbs, brush and hedge trimmings free and non-residents charged 20.00 dollars per item.
Arrange it
Use the station at 499 Lions Park Road on Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., show identification and a residency document at the gate, and pay by cash or check.
Commercial construction waste, hazardous materials, asphalt, concrete, sand, gravel, rock, dirt, land clearing debris and construction debris from commercial or multi-family properties are not accepted, and space is at the attendant's discretion.
City of Waxahachie with Waste Connections, and the Citizens Convenience Station
Order an extra load or a free brush collection
A household with more material than the bagged route or the single annual bulk item allows.
Cost & conditions
From $79.12 for the published extra load price for half of a truckload, with a full truckload at 130.80 dollars, both plus tax and subject to the annual October increase under the contract. City of Waxahachie residential customers served by Waste Connections, with free brush collection up to four times a year limited to 8 cubic yards of brush only and bagged yard waste at 6.41 dollars minimum for up to 10 bags with 65 cents for each additional bag.
Arrange it
Call Waste Connections at (972) 937-8836 to order the brush collection, the yard waste pickup or an extra load, call before 5:00 p.m. the day before a yard waste pickup to get on the list, and confirm the pickup date before putting anything out.
Brush collection is first come first serve and limited to brush with no solid waste in the load, the yard waste charge covers up to 10 bags of 30 gallons or less, and the extra load prices are subject to the annual October increase.
Waxahachie households put bagged garbage out twice a week on the Monday and Thursday or Tuesday and Friday route, with no more than 10 bags a day and each bag no more than 35 pounds, bags only because bins and cans are refused at the curb, and recycling once a week. Brush, yard waste and the single annual bulk item are ordered from Waste Connections, free brush collection runs up to four times a year at 8 cubic yards of brush only, and everything the curb will not take goes to the Citizens Convenience Station at 499 Lions Park Road on Tuesday through Saturday, where residents pay a per item rate for appliances, mattresses and large household items, a per cubic yard rate for construction waste and general refuse, and a tire fee per tire, with photo identification and a water bill, garbage bill or tax statement and cash or check only. City Waste Connections service document with collection, brush, bulky and extra load termsCitizens Convenience Station hours, residency rules, fee table and accepted and refused materials
City drop off for bulky items, construction waste and tires
Citizens Convenience Station
499 Lions Park Road, Waxahachie, TX
Household furniture and bulky items, bagged household trash, tree limbs, brush and hedge trimmings, construction waste from city residents, appliances and large household items, recyclable materials and tires, with wood fencing free of concrete or similar base material accepted up to 50 feet per visit.
Commercial construction waste, hazardous materials, asphalt, concrete, sand, gravel, rock, dirt, land clearing debris and construction debris from commercial or multi-family properties are refused, space is at the on-site attendant's discretion, payment is cash or check only, and visitors must show photo identification plus proof of Waxahachie residency such as a water bill, garbage bill or tax statement.
Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., closed Sunday and Monday. Phone 469-309-4270.
From $10 per item for appliances, mattresses and large household items for residents, with construction waste at 10.00 dollars per cubic yard, general refuse at 5.00 dollars per cubic yard, bagged 30 gallon trash free within a 10 bag weekly limit, brush free, the first cubic yard of recycling free and tires at 3.00 dollars each or 6.00 with a rim. Waxahachie residents with photo identification and proof of residency, paying cash or check only, with non-residents charged 2.00 dollars per bag, 15.00 dollars per cubic yard for refuse and 20.00 dollars per item and not accepted for construction waste or recycling.
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 do I get rid of a couch in Waxahachie?+
Two city routes exist. The curbside contract allows one bulk item of 50 pounds or less per resident each calendar year, ordered from Waste Connections on a first come first serve basis with the date confirmed before the couch goes out, and furniture is one of the listed examples. A larger piece or a second item goes to the Citizens Convenience Station at 499 Lions Park Road, which charges a per item rate for appliances, mattresses and large household items and is open Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.Official guidance
Where can I take a mattress in Waxahachie?+
To the Citizens Convenience Station at 499 Lions Park Road, where the appliances, mattresses and large household items line is charged per item for residents, open Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. A resident with proof of residency and photo identification pays cash or check only, and the curbside bulky allowance of one item of 50 pounds or less a year is the other route if the set is light enough.Official guidance
How are appliances handled in Waxahachie?+
The Citizens Convenience Station takes appliances and large household items at a per item rate for residents, with water heaters, washers and dryers among the items the city names in its curbside bulky list. The curbside route allows only one bulk item of 50 pounds or less per resident each calendar year and refuses items containing freon, so a refrigerator or air conditioner has to be confirmed with the station at 469-309-4270 before it is hauled.Official guidance
Where does construction debris go in Waxahachie?+
To the Citizens Convenience Station at 499 Lions Park Road, which accepts construction waste from city residents at a per cubic yard rate, open Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Commercial construction waste and construction debris from commercial or multi-family properties are not accepted, and asphalt, concrete, sand, gravel, rock, dirt and land clearing debris are refused, so those loads need another route.Official guidance
What are the Waxahachie collection limits?+
Garbage is collected twice a week on either the Monday and Thursday or the Tuesday and Friday route, bagged with no more than 10 bags a day and each bag no more than 35 pounds, with bags only at the curb because bins and cans are refused, and recycling is collected once a week. One tied bundle of tree trimmings is allowed per pickup day at under 50 pounds and under 4 feet, free brush collection runs up to four times a year at 8 cubic yards of brush only, two leaf collections a year are free, bagged yard waste is collected on the first Wednesday of each month for a minimum charge covering up to 10 bags, and each resident may have one bulk item of 50 pounds or less collected at the curb once a calendar year.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Waxahachie?+
Waste Connections collects curbside garbage and recycling under the city contract, with service set up through City Hall at (469) 309-4170 and complaints reported to Waste Connections at (972) 937-8836. Garbage is bagged, twice a week, with no more than 10 bags a day and each bag no more than 35 pounds, and recycling is collected once a week. The city Parks and Recreation Department runs the Citizens Convenience Station at 499 Lions Park Road for everything else.Official guidance
