Get ready for Dumpster Day!

It’s the perfect time to clear out clutter, old furniture, and unwanted items. A community dumpster will be available for residents to dispose of large household waste. Read on to know which items are prohibited.

Unless listed below as being prohibited or restricted, most other trash and household items will be accepted for disposal. You are able to dispose of your electronics, however, do not put your electronics in the dumpster. We have to keep electronics separated and will dispose of them in a separate trailer. Televisions and monitors are handled differently by the County than other household electronics and must be segregated from all other items (even other electronics). Televisions and monitors may then be unloaded at the drop-off area specifically for televisions and monitors.

PROHIBITED ITEMS

The following items are prohibited from disposal and will not be accepted:

• Acids, caustics, pesticides, chemicals

• Animal carcasses

• Drums or tanks (unless clean and cut in half)

• Explosive or flammable materials

• Large stumps

• Liquids or liquid waste

• Medical or radioactive waste

• Wood or logs greater than eight inches in diameter and six feet in length

• Most large items that cannot be lifted manually

• Appliances with freon

• Metal items

• Tires

• Antifreeze

• Asbestos materials, including shingles

• Batteries (vehicle and marine)

• Household hazardous chemicals

• Oil

• Paint

Bring out your oversized items that are too big for normal curbside trash.

📦 Common Items Accepted

• Furniture (couches, mattresses, tables, chairs)

• Appliances (refrigerators, washers, dryers — often must be emptied and doors removed)

• Carpets and rugs

• Yard waste (branches, large limbs, sometimes bundled)

• Large metal or wood items

🚫 Commonly Not Accepted

• Hazardous materials (paint, oil, chemicals)

• Construction debris (concrete, bricks, drywall, shingles)

• Tires and auto parts

• Electronics (often have separate recycling programs)