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City collection Furniture leaves either at a Spring or Fall cleanup week on the curb or at the county transfer station as a garbage load, and the county treats furniture piled up on private property as a nuisance that has to be cleared. From $39.06 for the county garbage minimum charge for a load of 400 pounds or less at the Hidden Valley, Prairie Ridge and Purdy stations, plus the state refuse tax of 3.6 percent. County transfer station loads under the rates effective March 1, 2026, with heavier loads billed at $195.32 per ton plus tax; furniture put out during the free city cleanup weeks costs the household nothing extra because it runs through the utility funded cleanup.
City collection A mattress goes out during a Spring or Fall cleanup week or travels to the county transfer station as a garbage load, and the county nuisance rules treat abandoned bedding the same as other household waste left on a property. From $39.06 for the county garbage minimum charge for a load of 400 pounds or less at the Hidden Valley, Prairie Ridge and Purdy stations, plus the state refuse tax of 3.6 percent. County transfer station loads under the rates effective March 1, 2026, with heavier loads billed at $195.32 per ton plus tax; a mattress put out during the free cleanup weeks rides the utility funded cleanup at no extra charge.
City collection A cooling appliance uses the same two routes as other appliances, with one extra caution: only a single major appliance may go out in a cleanup week, and the county defers the appliance price to the operator rather than publishing one. No published rate covers a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner here: the county says only that appliances may cost more for disposal and refers readers to the operator's rate sheet, so call the Hidden Valley Transfer Station on 253-847-7555 before the unit is loaded, and remember that the free cleanup week allowance is one major appliance.
City collection Puyallup has no year round bulky pickup, but it runs three cleanup events a year, and during the Spring and Fall cleanup weeks a household can put out extra garbage, extra yard waste and one major appliance on its regular pickup day. Outside those weeks the county transfer station is the route. The cleanup weeks are free to City of Puyallup utility customers, so no price applies there, while a load taken to the county transfer station is billed at the published garbage rate of $39.06 minimum for 400 pounds or less or $195.32 per ton above that, with the state refuse tax added, so confirm the load and the current charge at the gate.
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?
Puyallup requires solid waste collection at every occupied residence and contracts the service to D.M. Disposal, which handles the collection and the billing, so the city publishes no rate of its own. The city adds three cleanup events a year: Spring and Fall cleanup weeks, when a household can put out up to three containers of extra garbage, extra yard waste and one major appliance on its regular pickup day, and Treecycling in January for Christmas trees, all free to city utility customers. Everything else goes to Pierce County. The Hidden Valley Transfer Station sits inside Puyallup on Meridian Street and runs seven days a week, charging a minimum for loads up to 400 pounds or a per ton rate above it with the state refuse tax added, taking yard waste free under a ton, and accepting garbage, recycling, e-waste and motor oil. Household chemicals are free at two county facilities, one of them on the same Hidden Valley site.
Every occupied residence in Puyallup has to receive and pay for solid waste collection under the city code, and the service runs through the city's contract with D.M. Disposal, which also answers billing and collection questions. Curbside recycling is arranged through the same company, and glass goes to a separate drop off.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no rate because the service is contracted, so the monthly charge comes from D.M. Disposal, which handles the account, on 253-414-0347 or by mail at PO Box 532, Puyallup, WA 98371. Confirm the service level and the current charge with the hauler.
When & how
Collection runs on the household's regular pickup day, with no pickup on Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Year's Day; after one of those holidays the pickup runs one day late for the rest of that week, and a weekend holiday leaves the schedule unchanged.
Get it ready
Keep the account active because collection is mandatory for occupied residences, put the container out for the regular pickup day, and call D.M. Disposal to arrange curbside recycling or to ask about anything the container will not hold.
Puyallup has no year round bulky pickup, but it runs three cleanup events a year, and during the Spring and Fall cleanup weeks a household can put out extra garbage, extra yard waste and one major appliance on its regular pickup day. Outside those weeks the county transfer station is the route.
City cost & eligibility
The cleanup weeks are free to City of Puyallup utility customers, so no price applies there, while a load taken to the county transfer station is billed at the published garbage rate of $39.06 minimum for 400 pounds or less or $195.32 per ton above that, with the state refuse tax added, so confirm the load and the current charge at the gate.
When & how
During the Spring or Fall cleanup week, put the extra containers, yard waste and the single major appliance at the curb on the regular pickup day, and watch the mail for the D.M. Disposal billing notice that announces the dates. Outside those weeks, take the load to the Hidden Valley Transfer Station, open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 5:45 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep the cleanup load to the published allowance of up to three containers of extra garbage, extra yard waste and one major appliance, and for a transfer station trip cover the load, keep noxious weeds and invasive species separate because they add a fee, and expect to unload the vehicle yourself.
Furniture leaves either at a Spring or Fall cleanup week on the curb or at the county transfer station as a garbage load, and the county treats furniture piled up on private property as a nuisance that has to be cleared.
City cost & eligibility
From $39.06 for the county garbage minimum charge for a load of 400 pounds or less at the Hidden Valley, Prairie Ridge and Purdy stations, plus the state refuse tax of 3.6 percent. County transfer station loads under the rates effective March 1, 2026, with heavier loads billed at $195.32 per ton plus tax; furniture put out during the free city cleanup weeks costs the household nothing extra because it runs through the utility funded cleanup.
When & how
Put the piece out during the Spring or Fall cleanup week, or take it to the Hidden Valley Transfer Station any day between 8 a.m. and 5:45 p.m.
Get it ready
Empty the drawers and remove anything you are not sending, keep the load covered for a transfer station trip, and keep chemicals, electronics and cooling appliances out of the load because they have their own routes.
A mattress goes out during a Spring or Fall cleanup week or travels to the county transfer station as a garbage load, and the county nuisance rules treat abandoned bedding the same as other household waste left on a property.
City cost & eligibility
From $39.06 for the county garbage minimum charge for a load of 400 pounds or less at the Hidden Valley, Prairie Ridge and Purdy stations, plus the state refuse tax of 3.6 percent. County transfer station loads under the rates effective March 1, 2026, with heavier loads billed at $195.32 per ton plus tax; a mattress put out during the free cleanup weeks rides the utility funded cleanup at no extra charge.
When & how
Use a Spring or Fall cleanup week for the curbside route, or take the bedding to Hidden Valley any day from 8 a.m. to 5:45 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and out of the recycling stream, cover the load for the trip, and take the box spring at the same time if the load is going to the transfer station.
One major appliance can go to the curb during each Spring and Fall cleanup week, and the county transfer station takes appliances as garbage, though the county warns that appliances can cost more than the standard rate.
City cost & eligibility
The cleanup week appliance rides the free utility funded cleanup, while a transfer station load is billed at the garbage rate with a minimum charge for the first 400 pounds or a per ton rate above that plus the state refuse tax, and the county states that items like appliances may cost more and refers readers to the operator's rate sheet, so confirm the appliance charge on 253-847-7555.
When & how
Put one major appliance at the curb during a Spring or Fall cleanup week on the regular pickup day, or take it to the Hidden Valley Transfer Station between 8 a.m. and 5:45 p.m.
Get it ready
Empty the appliance, secure or remove the doors so nothing can be trapped inside, keep it upright for the trip, and remember that only one major appliance is allowed in each cleanup week.
A cooling appliance uses the same two routes as other appliances, with one extra caution: only a single major appliance may go out in a cleanup week, and the county defers the appliance price to the operator rather than publishing one.
City cost & eligibility
No published rate covers a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner here: the county says only that appliances may cost more for disposal and refers readers to the operator's rate sheet, so call the Hidden Valley Transfer Station on 253-847-7555 before the unit is loaded, and remember that the free cleanup week allowance is one major appliance.
When & how
Call 253-847-7555 first, then either use the single major appliance allowance in a cleanup week or take the unit to the Hidden Valley Transfer Station during its daily hours.
Get it ready
Empty and defrost the unit, remove the doors so it cannot be entered, keep it upright for the trip, and keep it out of the recycling stream and off the yard waste pile.
Waste electronics are an accepted stream at the county transfer stations, and the Hidden Valley site inside Puyallup takes them along with garbage, yard waste, recycling and motor oil. The county pages read publish no gate fee for e-waste, so the price has to be confirmed.
City cost & eligibility
The county lists e-waste among the materials accepted at Hidden Valley, Purdy and Prairie Ridge, and any load arriving at those stations carries the published garbage rate of a 39.06 dollar minimum for 400 pounds or less and 195.32 dollars per ton above that, plus the state refuse tax, with item specific prices such as appliances left to the operator's own rate page and Washington's separate electronics program not described on the county pages, so confirm the charge and acceptance with the operator on 253-847-7555 or with D.M. Disposal on 253-414-0347 before loading a television or computer.
When & how
Take the device to the Hidden Valley Transfer Station, 17925 Meridian Ave E, which is open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 5:45 p.m., or call D.M. Disposal to ask about curbside arrangements for electronics.
Get it ready
Wipe the personal information off computers, phones and smart televisions before anything leaves the house, keep cables and remotes with the device, and keep electronics out of the garbage, the recycling stream and the yard waste pile.
Project debris goes in as garbage at the county transfer stations, and commercial loads are limited to Hidden Valley, Purdy and the Tacoma center, with a noxious weed fee attached to loads that carry invasive plant material.
City cost & eligibility
From $39.06 for the county garbage minimum charge for a load of 400 pounds or less at the Hidden Valley, Prairie Ridge and Purdy stations, plus the state refuse tax of 3.6 percent. County transfer station loads under the rates effective March 1, 2026, with heavier loads billed at $195.32 per ton plus tax; commercial customers may only use Hidden Valley, Purdy and the Tacoma Recovery and Transfer Center, and loads containing noxious weeds or invasive species such as blackberries or ivy add a fee.
When & how
Take the load to the Hidden Valley Transfer Station, open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 5:45 p.m., or to the Purdy station, and arrange a commercial delivery only at those sites or the Tacoma center.
Get it ready
Separate invasive plant material from the rest of the load because it triggers an extra fee, cover the load, keep hazardous waste and chemicals out because they go to the household hazardous waste facilities, and expect to unload the vehicle yourself within the 30 minute site limit.
Exercise equipment is not named by the city or the county, so a treadmill or a weight machine has to be arranged either through D.M. Disposal or as a garbage load at the county transfer station.
City cost & eligibility
No published rate or rule covers exercise equipment, so call D.M. Disposal on 253-414-0347 to ask whether the machine can be collected on the account, or take it to the Hidden Valley Transfer Station where it is billed as garbage under the county minimum and per ton rates, confirming the load and the price with the operator on 253-847-7555.
When & how
Ask the hauler first, then either arrange the collection or take the machine to the Hidden Valley Transfer Station between 8 a.m. and 5:45 p.m.
Get it ready
Take the machine down as far as it comes apart so the pieces can be handled, keep the console out of a garbage load if it still works and route electronic parts separately, and keep the machine off the curbside cleanup pile unless the haulers confirm it inside the appliance and container allowance.
Tires appear in the county's nuisance rules as something that cannot be left piled on private property, but no household tire route or price is published on the pages read, so the route has to be confirmed.
City cost & eligibility
Neither the city nor the county publishes a household tire price, and the county names tires only as an improper accumulation on private property, so call the Hidden Valley Transfer Station on 253-847-7555 and D.M. Disposal on 253-414-0347, or check the county recycling menu, before loading tires.
When & how
Confirm the receiving site and price first, then deliver the tires during its opening hours rather than putting them out with the container.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of the curbside container, the cleanup pile, the recycling stream and the yard waste pile, and ask whether the rims stay on before loading because that changes how a receiving site handles them.
Household chemicals go free to two Pierce County facilities, the Tacoma Hazardous Waste Collection Facility and the Hidden Valley Transfer Station on South Hill, with a published accepted list that covers oil based paint, automotive products, batteries and garden chemicals and a refused list that includes latex paint, explosives and business waste.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The city states that Puyallup residents can use the two Pierce County facilities for free disposal of household hazardous waste, which covers antifreeze, automotive products, cooking oil, flammable liquids, fluorescent bulbs, glues, household cleaners, used motor oil, Ni-Cad batteries, oil based paints, pet insecticides and yard and garden chemicals.
When & how
Take the material to the Tacoma Hazardous Waste Collection Facility at 3510 South Mullen or to the Hidden Valley Transfer Station at 17925 Meridian Street E on South Hill, and confirm the current hazardous waste window with the county or the operator before loading.
Get it ready
Keep every product in its original labeled container, never mix chemicals, and keep asbestos, biological waste, compressed gas containers, explosives, latex paint, radioactive material, business waste and 55 gallon drums out because none of those are accepted.
Yard waste is free at the county transfer stations for loads under a ton, and extra yard waste containers are part of the city cleanup weeks, so there are two routes without a published per load charge for a household.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The county charges no cost for yard waste loads under one ton for all Pierce County residents and businesses, with loads over that billed at $115 per ton plus the state refuse tax, and extra yard waste containers ride the free city cleanup weeks for Puyallup utility customers.
When & how
Take the load to the Hidden Valley Transfer Station, open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 5:45 p.m., or put the extra containers out during a Spring or Fall cleanup week on the regular pickup day.
Get it ready
Keep yard waste separate from garbage and recycling so it can be billed at the yard waste rate rather than as garbage, keep it out of the household container, and remember the county rejects loads mixed with prohibited material.
Collection is mandatory and runs on one weekly day
Every occupied residence in Puyallup has to have solid waste collection, provided through the city contract with D.M. Disposal, which also bills the account. Collection runs on the household's regular pickup day, with no pickup on Thanksgiving, Christmas or New Year's Day and a one day delay for the rest of that week after each of those holidays. Curbside recycling is arranged with the same hauler, and glass goes to the Elks Lodge on 27th Street NE.
The city runs Fall Cleanup, Treecycling in January and Spring Cleanup each year. During the Spring and Fall cleanup weeks, up to three containers of extra garbage, extra yard waste and one major appliance can go to the curb on the regular pickup day, Christmas trees go out during Treecycling, and all of it is free to City of Puyallup utility customers, with the dates announced by mail through D.M. Disposal's billing.
The Hidden Valley Transfer Station at 17925 Meridian Ave E in Puyallup is open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. and takes garbage, yard waste, recycling, e-waste and motor oil, with household hazardous waste on the same site. Garbage is billed at a minimum for the first 400 pounds or a per ton rate above that plus the state refuse tax, yard waste under a ton is free for county residents, credit or debit is preferred and checks are not accepted, and commercial loads may only use Hidden Valley, Purdy or the Tacoma center.
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 Puyallup with D.M. Disposal as the contracted hauler and Pierce County Solid Waste for the drop-off sites
Use the city's contracted hauler
A Puyallup household setting up the mandatory service, arranging curbside recycling, or asking about an item the container will not hold.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes no rate because collection runs through its contract with D.M. Disposal, which handles the account and the billing, so confirm the service level, the monthly charge and any pickup for a large item on 253-414-0347.
Arrange it
Call D.M. Disposal on 253-414-0347 to start or change service, add curbside recycling, or ask about collecting something larger than the container.
Collection is mandatory for occupied residences, the city sets no rate and does not run its own collection, and the curb route for extra material outside the container is limited to the three cleanup events.
City of Puyallup with D.M. Disposal as the contracted hauler and Pierce County Solid Waste for the drop-off sites
Use a Spring or Fall cleanup week
A household with extra bags, extra yard waste or a single major appliance that can wait for the cleanup schedule.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The cleanup days are free to all City of Puyallup utility customers and are coordinated through D.M. Disposal, with the dates announced on its billing; the allowance is up to three containers of extra garbage, extra yard waste and one major appliance.
Arrange it
Watch the D.M. Disposal billing notice for the cleanup dates, then put the extra containers, the yard waste and the one major appliance at the curb on the regular pickup day during that week, and put Christmas trees out on the January Treecycling day.
Only one major appliance per cleanup week, the events run three times a year rather than on demand, and anything outside the allowance still has to go to the county transfer station.
City of Puyallup with D.M. Disposal as the contracted hauler and Pierce County Solid Waste for the drop-off sites
Drive the load to the Hidden Valley Transfer Station
A household with furniture, bedding, an appliance, project debris, yard waste, electronics or motor oil to move itself.
Cost & conditions
From $39.06 for the county garbage minimum charge for a load of 400 pounds or less, with heavier loads billed at $195.32 per ton and the state refuse tax of 3.6 percent added to both. County transfer station rates effective March 1, 2026, with yard waste free under one ton for Pierce County residents and businesses, appliances possibly costing more at the operator's rates, and credit or debit preferred because checks are not accepted.
Arrange it
Cover the load, drive to 17925 Meridian Ave E in Puyallup any day between 8 a.m. and 5:45 p.m., keep unloading inside the 30 minute site limit, and pay by card or cash.
Commercial loads may only use Hidden Valley, Purdy or the Tacoma center, loads with noxious weeds or invasive species add a fee, and household hazardous waste has to go to the hazardous waste window rather than the garbage area.
City of Puyallup with D.M. Disposal as the contracted hauler and Pierce County Solid Waste for the drop-off sites
Use a free Pierce County household hazardous waste facility
A household with oil based paint, solvents, automotive fluids, Ni-Cad batteries, fluorescent bulbs or garden chemicals.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Puyallup residents may use the Tacoma Hazardous Waste Collection Facility and the Hidden Valley Transfer Station for free disposal of household hazardous waste according to the city page.
Arrange it
Take the material to the Tacoma facility at 3510 South Mullen or the Hidden Valley site at 17925 Meridian Street E, keeping products in their original containers, and confirm the hazardous waste window with the county or the operator first.
Latex paint, asbestos, biological waste, compressed gas containers, explosives, radioactive material, business waste and 55 gallon drums are all refused.
Garbage, yard waste, recycling, e-waste, motor oil and household hazardous waste, with recycling, composting and leachate treatment on the same site among its five services
Commercial customers may only use Hidden Valley, Purdy or the Tacoma center, checks are not accepted, loads with noxious weeds or invasive species add a fee, unloading is limited to 30 minutes, and appliances may cost more than the standard garbage rate
Seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 5:45 p.m., closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day
From $39.06 for the county garbage minimum charge for a load of 400 pounds or less, with heavier loads billed at $195.32 per ton and the 3.6 percent state refuse tax added, and yard waste free under one ton. Pierce County residents and businesses under the rates effective March 1, 2026, with appliances possibly costing more at the operator's rates and credit or debit preferred because checks are not accepted.
Antifreeze, automotive products, cooking oil, flammable liquids, fluorescent light bulbs, glues, household cleaners, used motor oil, Ni-Cad batteries, oil based paints, pet insecticides and yard and garden chemicals
Asbestos, biological waste, compressed gas containers, explosives, latex paint, radioactive materials, business waste and 55 gallon drums are all refused, and the hazardous waste hours are not published on the city page read
Not published on the city page; confirm the current window with Pierce County before a trip
No charge. The city states that Puyallup residents can use this facility for free disposal of household hazardous waste.
Residential garbage up to a one ton maximum, residential yard waste, recycling and e-waste
Residential only with no commercial loads, a one ton maximum on the load, and the same county closure days and payment rules as the transfer stations
Seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m., closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day
From $39.06 for the county garbage minimum charge for a load of 400 pounds or less, with heavier loads billed at $195.32 per ton and the state refuse tax added. Residential loads only, capped at one ton at this drop box.
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.
What can go out during a Puyallup cleanup week?+
Up to three containers of extra garbage, extra yard waste and one major appliance, placed at the curb during the regular pickup day in the Spring or Fall cleanup week. The cleanup events are free to City of Puyallup utility customers and are coordinated through D.M. Disposal, which announces the dates on its billing.Official guidance
Where does a large item go outside the cleanup weeks?+
To the Hidden Valley Transfer Station at 17925 Meridian Ave E, open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 5:45 p.m., where the load is billed as garbage with a minimum charge for 400 pounds or less or a per ton rate above that, plus the state refuse tax.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a couch in Puyallup?+
Put it out during a Spring or Fall cleanup week, which is free for city utility customers, or take it to the Hidden Valley Transfer Station at 17925 Meridian Ave E, where it is billed as garbage with a minimum charge for the first 400 pounds or a per ton rate above that plus the state refuse tax.Official guidance
Where does a mattress go in Puyallup?+
To a Spring or Fall cleanup week at the curb, which is free for city utility customers, or to the Hidden Valley Transfer Station, where it is charged as garbage under the county minimum and per ton rates plus the state refuse tax.Official guidance
How do I get rid of an appliance in Puyallup?+
Put one major appliance at the curb during a Spring or Fall cleanup week, which is free for city utility customers, or take it to the Hidden Valley Transfer Station. The county bills an appliance as garbage and notes that items like appliances may cost more than the standard rate, so confirm the charge on 253-847-7555.Official guidance
Can a refrigerator go in a Puyallup cleanup week?+
It can count as the one major appliance the cleanup weeks allow at the curb, and the Hidden Valley Transfer Station also takes appliances as garbage. The county publishes no appliance rate and says items like appliances may cost more, so confirm the charge on 253-847-7555 first.Official guidance
Where can I take a TV or computer in Puyallup?+
To the Hidden Valley Transfer Station at 17925 Meridian Ave E, where e-waste is one of the accepted streams and the site is open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. A load arriving at Hidden Valley, Prairie Ridge or Purdy is billed under the county's published garbage rates, a 39.06 dollar minimum for 400 pounds or less and 195.32 dollars per ton above that plus the state refuse tax, with item specific prices left to the operator, so confirm acceptance and the charge on 253-847-7555 before loading.Official guidance
Who handles trash in Puyallup?+
D.M. Disposal collects under a contract with the City of Puyallup, and collection is mandatory for every occupied residence under the city code. Questions about collection or the bill go to D.M. Disposal on 253-414-0347, and the drop off side belongs to Pierce County.Official guidance
How do I find out when the Puyallup cleanup weeks are?+
The city runs Fall Cleanup, Treecycling in January and Spring Cleanup every year, and customers are notified in the mail through D.M. Disposal's billing. The Spring and Fall weeks allow up to three containers of extra garbage, extra yard waste and one major appliance at the curb on the regular pickup day.Official guidance
What does the Hidden Valley transfer station charge?+
Garbage carries a minimum charge for the first 400 pounds and a per ton rate above that, with the state refuse tax added to both, and yard waste under a ton is free for Pierce County residents and businesses. Appliances may cost more, credit or debit is preferred and checks are not accepted.Official guidance
What happens if waste piles up on a property in Pierce County?+
The county treats the improper accumulation of household garbage, appliances, furniture and tires on private property as a health and safety matter under its nuisance code and takes reports on 253-798-4636. A property owner who is the victim of illegal dumping can also apply for a litter credit that covers free disposal of up to 2,000 pounds.Official guidance
When are the household hazardous waste facilities open in Puyallup?+
The city page names the two free facilities and their accepted lists but not their hours, so call Pierce County or the Hidden Valley site on 253-847-7555 before loading. Latex paint, business waste, explosives and 55 gallon drums are refused at the county sites.Official guidance
