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Book before you bring it out.
Your items can still be inside when you book. Follow the readiness instructions in your confirmation.
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Choose a clear outdoor spot.
You arrange any carrying out of your home or down interior stairs. Keep entrances, sidewalks and shared access clear. We handle loading and haul-away from outside.
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Show us where to find it.
Add a photo and clear location notes. Contact us before booking if a gate, building rule or restricted access window needs an arrangement.
At a house: outside, accessible and easy to identify.At an apartment: an approved outdoor spot with shared access clear.
Access needs an arrangement?
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City collection Furniture is not collected with the weekly container. The Sanitation Division offers a bulk item pickup for an added charge, and the Transfer Station takes bulky material from residents who haul it themselves. The City publishes the bulk pickup as an additional charge without a rate, and the Transfer Station assesses weight-based fees under the Solid Waste Fee Schedule, so call the Sanitation Division for the current price before scheduling.
City collection A mattress moves through the bulk pickup or the Transfer Station rather than the weekly container, and the fee is set by the Solid Waste Fee Schedule rather than published per item. Mattresses are handled under the bulk pickup charge or the Transfer Station's weight-based fees; confirm the current amount when you schedule or arrive.
City collection Appliances must not go inside a container. The Sanitation Division collects them from outside the container as an extra pickup, and the Landfill takes appliance material by weight. The extra pickup and the landfill rate are both chargeable, and the City publishes them only through the fee schedule and by phone.
City collection Hazardous waste, electronics, appliances, tires, concrete, shingles and yard waste all have to stay out of the refuse container even though household trash belongs there. Refuse collection is a billed city service, and dumpsters require a signed agreement with pricing from the Sanitation Division, so the current rate is confirmed with the City.
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?
Cheyenne separates bulky material across three city sites. The Sanitation Division handles the curbside container, the yard waste container and a bulk item pickup for an added charge, the Transfer Station on North College Drive takes electronics and other items the container refuses, and the Landfill on Happy Jack Road takes municipal solid waste and construction demolition by weight.
Furniture is not collected with the weekly container. The Sanitation Division offers a bulk item pickup for an added charge, and the Transfer Station takes bulky material from residents who haul it themselves.
City cost & eligibility
The City publishes the bulk pickup as an additional charge without a rate, and the Transfer Station assesses weight-based fees under the Solid Waste Fee Schedule, so call the Sanitation Division for the current price before scheduling.
When & how
Call the Sanitation Division to schedule a bulk pickup, or deliver the furniture to the Transfer Station during dumping hours.
Get it ready
Keep furniture out of the weekly refuse container and out of a recycling container. Concrete, asphalt, shingles, yard waste and household hazardous waste are refused at the Transfer Station, so nothing from those categories belongs in the load.
A mattress moves through the bulk pickup or the Transfer Station rather than the weekly container, and the fee is set by the Solid Waste Fee Schedule rather than published per item.
City cost & eligibility
Mattresses are handled under the bulk pickup charge or the Transfer Station's weight-based fees; confirm the current amount when you schedule or arrive.
When & how
Schedule the bulk pickup ahead of time, or bring the mattress to the Transfer Station Monday through Friday 7am to 2:30pm or Saturday 7am to 10:30am.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and out of the refuse and recycling containers. City pricing at the Transfer Station requires proof of residency.
Appliances must not go inside a container. The Sanitation Division collects them from outside the container as an extra pickup, and the Landfill takes appliance material by weight.
City cost & eligibility
The extra pickup and the landfill rate are both chargeable, and the City publishes them only through the fee schedule and by phone.
When & how
Set the appliance outside the container and call the Sanitation Division to arrange the extra pickup, or take it to the Landfill on a weekday.
Get it ready
Never place an appliance inside a roll-off or refuse container. Keep the unit upright and empty, and confirm the pickup day and any appliance handling requirement when you call.
Electronic components cannot go in the landfill or a container, and City and County residents may bring up to three pieces a day to the Transfer Station at no cost.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. City of Cheyenne or Laramie County resident bringing up to three pieces of electronic waste per day to the Transfer Station; commercial loads are charged at contracted cost plus handling.
When & how
Use the Transfer Station during dumping hours, Monday through Friday 7am to 2:30pm or Saturday 7am to 10:30am.
Get it ready
Bring proof of residency. Accepted electronics include desktop computers, laptops and tablets, e-book readers, modems and drives, monitors, keyboards, mice, cameras, microphones, televisions, printers, scanners, copiers, wires, cables, power cords, batteries and vape or e-cigarette devices. Call ahead for large quantities.
Construction demolition goes to the Landfill on Happy Jack Road, while concrete, asphalt and shingles are refused at the Transfer Station.
City cost & eligibility
Landfill fees are assessed by weight under the City's Solid Waste Fee Schedule, which is published as a scanned schedule rather than a readable rate table, so confirm the current charge before hauling.
When & how
Bring the load to the Landfill Monday through Friday 9am to 4pm; the Landfill is closed on weekends.
Get it ready
Wear closed-toe shoes when bringing material in. Concrete, asphalt and shingles are not accepted at the Transfer Station, and asbestos has to be double bagged and taken to the Landfill.
Loose yard material goes in the yard waste container, branches and larger material go to the Compost Facility, and a monthly branch pickup is available to current yard waste customers.
City cost & eligibility
The yard waste container is a subscription service, the monthly branch pickup is free only up to the first cubic yard for current customers, and Compost Facility charges follow the Solid Waste Fee Schedule, so confirm the current terms.
When & how
Set the container out on the collection day, call the Sanitation Division before the third Thursday of the month for branch pickup, or use the Compost Facility Tuesday through Saturday 9am to 5pm.
Get it ready
Keep material loose and unbagged in the container, because bags including paper yard bags are refused. Cut branches to 3 feet, leave them unbundled and set them at the curb no earlier than 4pm the day before a scheduled pickup. Colored mulch, stump grindings, root balls and roots are refused at the Compost Facility, where root material is routed to landfill fees.
Tires cannot go in a dumpster and are accepted at the Transfer Station, which applies city pricing to residents who show proof of residency.
City cost & eligibility
Tire charges are weight based under the City's Solid Waste Fee Schedule, which is published as a scanned document, so confirm the current tire charge before loading.
When & how
Bring the tires to the Transfer Station during dumping hours, Monday through Friday 7am to 2:30pm or Saturday 7am to 10:30am.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of dumpsters and out of the recycling container. Bring proof of residency for city pricing, and call the Sanitation Division for large quantities.
Clean cardboard goes in the curbside recycling container flattened and cut down, and coated cardboard such as juice boxes is refused.
City cost & eligibility
Curbside recycling is part of the City's residential refuse service rather than a separately published free program, so the container service is confirmed with the Sanitation Division.
When & how
Put the recycling container out on the collection day for the address. Recycle Coach lists the collection day for each address.
Get it ready
Flatten clean cardboard and cut it into pieces 2 feet by 2 feet or smaller. Keep it dry and loose, since plastic bags and bagged materials are refused, and do not include coated cardboard such as juice boxes or pizza boxes with heavy grease.
Exercise equipment is bulky material, so it moves through the chargeable bulk item pickup or a resident trip to the Transfer Station.
City cost & eligibility
Confirm the bulk pickup charge or the Transfer Station weight-based fee with the Sanitation Division before setting the machine out.
When & how
Schedule the bulk pickup by phone, or deliver the machine to the Transfer Station during dumping hours.
Get it ready
Describe the machine and its size when you call so the pickup can be planned, and keep it out of the refuse and recycling containers. Break the machine down where that reduces the load.
Metal that is not an appliance has no separate city collection route, so it is confirmed by phone and routed to the Transfer Station or the Landfill as bulky material.
City cost & eligibility
The City does not publish a separate scrap metal rate, and metal arriving at a city site is charged as bulky or weight-based material, so confirm acceptance and the fee first.
When & how
Call the Sanitation Division before hauling so the load is routed to the correct site and time.
Get it ready
Keep metal out of the refuse and recycling containers, and remove wood, plastic and glass that the receiving site will not take. Confirm whether the load counts as bulky material or as weight-based disposal.
Hazardous waste, electronics, appliances, tires, concrete, shingles and yard waste all have to stay out of the refuse container even though household trash belongs there.
City cost & eligibility
Refuse collection is a billed city service, and dumpsters require a signed agreement with pricing from the Sanitation Division, so the current rate is confirmed with the City.
When & how
Set the container out on the assigned collection day, and call the Sanitation Division for any change to service.
Get it ready
Keep oil, gas, paint, stain, pesticide, fluorescent bulbs, batteries, electronics, appliances, tires, concrete, shingles and yard waste out of the container. Latex paint may go in regular trash only after it is completely dried, which kitty litter or sawdust can speed up, and household hazardous waste is accepted separately on posted hours.
Refuse and recycling containers go out on the collection day for the address, and the recycling container has to be dry, clean and loose. Hazardous waste, electronics, appliances, tires, concrete, shingles and yard waste all stay out of the refuse container.
Bring proof of residency for city pricing. The Transfer Station is open Monday through Friday 7am to 2:30pm and Saturday 7am to 10:30am and refuses concrete, asphalt, shingles, yard waste and household hazardous waste, while the Landfill is open weekdays 9am to 4pm and assesses weight-based fees.
Loose grass, leaves, weeds, pine needles and pinecones go in the yard waste container, and bags of any kind are refused there. Branches, tumbleweeds and sod go to the Compost Facility, and current yard waste customers can schedule the monthly branch pickup with the Sanitation Division.
Use a permitted, accessible outdoor spot. Arrange the move out of your home, keep shared access clear and follow your confirmation’s readiness instructions. Check with your building about access or staging limits before booking.
A Cheyenne address served by the Sanitation Division with a bulky item that the weekly container will not take.
Cost & conditions
The City describes the bulk pickup as an additional charge and publishes the amount only on request, so confirm the price when scheduling.
Arrange it
Call the Sanitation Division at 307-637-6440 to schedule the pickup and confirm the day.
Items that belong to another site still go there: electronics to the Transfer Station, construction demolition to the Landfill and yard material to the Compost Facility.
A Cheyenne address with the yard waste container, or a current yard waste customer scheduling the monthly branch pickup.
Cost & conditions
The container is a subscription service and the branch pickup is free only up to the first cubic yard for current customers, with extra volume charged as an extra pickup.
Arrange it
Put loose material in the container, or call the Sanitation Division before the third Thursday of the month to schedule branch pickup.
Bagged material is refused in the container, branches and tumbleweeds go to the Compost Facility, and mulch and rocks are routed to the Landfill.
Self-haulers in Cheyenne use three sites: the Transfer Station on North College Drive for electronics, tires, municipal solid waste and bulky material; the Landfill on Happy Jack Road for municipal solid waste and construction demolition; and the Compost Facility on Windmill Road for yard material. Bring proof of residency for resident pricing, expect weight-based charges, and call the Sanitation Division first when the load is unusual or large. Transfer Station hours, limits and electronicsLandfill hours and accepted materialCompost Facility hours and accepted material
Drop off electronics, tires and bulky material
Cheyenne Transfer Station
220 N College Drive, Cheyenne, WY 82001
Electronic waste, tires, municipal solid waste and bulky household material from residents of the city and county, with city pricing for residents who show proof of residency.
Concrete, asphalt, shingles, yard waste, asbestos and household hazardous waste are not accepted, and asbestos must be double bagged and taken to the Landfill. Electronic components must not go in the landfill, and residents may bring up to three pieces a day at no cost while commercial electrical recycling is charged at contracted cost plus handling. Card payments add a 2.5 percent convenience fee.
Monday through Friday 7am to 2:30pm and Saturday 7am to 10:30am. Household hazardous waste is accepted Tuesday through Friday 9am to 2:30pm with a daily noon to 12:30pm closure and Saturday 7am to 10:30am.
Charges follow the City's Solid Waste Fee Schedule and are assessed by weight, with city pricing for residents who show proof of residency. Confirm the exact amount for your load before travel.
All municipal solid waste and construction demolition, including appliance material and bulky household items, with asbestos accepted only when double bagged.
Fees are assessed by weight under the City's Solid Waste Fee Schedule and the site is closed on weekends. Wear closed-toe shoes when bringing material in, and keep household hazardous waste out of the load.
Monday through Friday 9am to 4pm; closed Saturday and Sunday.
Landfill fees are assessed by weight per the City's Solid Waste Fee Schedule, and card payments add a 2.5 percent convenience fee. Confirm the current amount before hauling.
Tree trunks cut to less than 6 feet in length and less than 10 inches in diameter, grass clippings, prunings, weeds, leaves and manure.
Colored mulch, stump grindings, root balls and roots are refused, with root material charged at landfill rates. Commercial organic waste or manure cannot be dropped off on Sundays, sales end at 4:30pm, and the site closes daily from noon to 12:30pm for sales.
Tuesday through Saturday 9am to 5pm, closed Sunday and Monday, with Sunday openings 10am to 2pm for drop off only from May 1 through September 30.
Compost Facility charges follow the City's Solid Waste Fee Schedule, and card payments add a 2.5 percent convenience fee. Confirm the current rate before travel.
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 a couch removed in Cheyenne?+
Call the Sanitation Division to schedule a bulk item pickup, which the City offers for an additional charge, or haul the couch to the Transfer Station on North College Drive during dumping hours. Weekly containers do not take furniture, and the fee is confirmed by phone rather than published per item.Official guidance
Where can a Cheyenne mattress go?+
A mattress goes out through a scheduled bulk item pickup or a trip to the Transfer Station, not the weekly container. Bring proof of residency to receive city pricing at the Transfer Station, and confirm the current charge with the Sanitation Division because the fee schedule is published as a PDF rather than a per-item rate.Official guidance
Can a refrigerator go in a Cheyenne dumpster?+
No. Refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, washers, dryers and stoves must not be placed inside a roll-off container. Set the appliance outside the container and call the Sanitation Division for an extra pickup, or bring it to the Landfill on Happy Jack Road, where disposal is charged by weight.Official guidance
Where do Cheyenne televisions and computers go?+
Take them to the Transfer Station on North College Drive, because electronic components must not be disposed of in the landfill. City and County residents can bring up to three pieces a day at no cost, and the accepted list includes televisions, computers, monitors, printers, cables and batteries. Larger quantities should be arranged with the Sanitation Division first.Official guidance
How much does Cheyenne charge for bulky disposal?+
The City describes the bulk item pickup as an additional charge and does not publish a per-item rate, and the disposal sites assess fees by weight under the Solid Waste Fee Schedule. Call the Sanitation Division at 307-637-6440 to confirm the amount for your load before scheduling or hauling.Official guidance
Which Cheyenne site takes my item?+
Electronics, tires and ordinary bulky material go to the Transfer Station on North College Drive, construction demolition and heavier waste go to the Landfill on Happy Jack Road, and branches, tumbleweeds, sod and other yard material go to the Compost Facility on Windmill Road. The Transfer Station refuses concrete, asphalt, shingles, yard waste and household hazardous waste.Official guidance
Where does Cheyenne take household hazardous waste?+
Household hazardous waste is accepted at the Transfer Station Tuesday through Friday 9am to 2:30pm with a daily noon to 12:30pm closure and Saturday 7am to 10:30am. It includes oil-based paints, poisons, pesticides, flammable liquids, acids, drain cleaners, oxidizers, antifreeze and batteries, while latex paint goes in regular trash only after it is completely dried out.Official guidance
