Wordmark: Appointment-Based Bulk TrashA button that says 'Schedule a pickup!'" 

Appointments are now available for bulk trash pickups! Use the button above, or call us at 602-262-6251 to schedule your appointment. Appointments are available up to 8 weeks in advance.

If you are trying to schedule a bulk trash appointment and do not see available dates, all appointments are currently booked. We encourage you to check the online portal frequently or call our office at 602-262-6251 for assistance, as new appointments may become available. ​

Please note: Some communities schedule bulk trash collection for their entire neighborhood at once. Before trying to schedule your pickup, check here to see if your neighborhood already has a community appointment arranged.​

Scheduling reminders:​

  • The scheduler works on an 8-week rolling calendar. Appointments can be booked out as far as 8 weeks.

  • ​Appointments can be made as late as 3 business days in advance.

  • For the remainder of 2024, customers can schedule one (1) collection.

  • In 2025, customers will have four (4) collection opportunities. Each appointment can only be made up to 8 weeks in advance.

  • Make sure you have your appointment scheduled before you begin placing your bulk items at the curb (no more than 7 days ahead of your scheduled date). It is a violation of city ordinance to place trash out more than 7 days before your scheduled appointment. 

  • The scheduler blocks out the following holidays, including the 7 days after each holiday: Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years. This helps ensure no bulk trash is placed out during these peak holidays.

Read about the benefits of the program.​

Current schedules:​​

Interactive collection schedule
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About Bulk Trash Services

Bulk trash consists of materials that are too large and must not be placed in the garbage or recycling container. Materials such as furniture, small appliances, toilets and large amounts of vegetation are often considered bulk trash. Bulk trash is now collected by appointment only. There are specific guidelines that must be followed or we cannot collect bulk trash from your property. Please read the Dos and Don'ts on this page. 

Curbside placement

Place on the edge of your property.

Bulk Trash Placement Guidelines

Do:

  • Make an appointment before setting out your bulk items
  • Securely bag and tie all grass, leaves, weeds, twigs and hedge clippings before placing out for bulk trash
  • Cut tree trimmings down to less than 12" in diameter and 4' in length​
  • Place your bulk trash curbside, on the edge of your property parallel to the street or curb
  • Keep piles at least 5 feet away from any fixed objects
  • Have your items placed by 5:30 a.m. on your scheduled appointment date
  • Sweep or rake area after collection, if necessary

​Don't Include:​

  • ​More than ten (10) cubic yards per residence which is similar to the size of a SUV
  • Loose debris and litter, and any ordinary household trash
  • ​Loose grass, leaves, weeds, twigs and hedge clippings
  • Household hazardous waste (HHW), such as antifreeze, pool chemicals, oil, batteries and paint
  • Community piles – avoid combining piles from multiple households. Each household should schedule an appointment for its individual pile.​
  • Materials placed in the Bagster bags
  • Materials such as bricks, concrete, dirt, rocks, asphalt and roofing shingles/tiles
  • Construction or demolition materials in excess of 25 pounds or over four feet long
  • Metal or car parts in excess of 20 pounds or over four feet long
  • ​Tires, any shape or size
  • Glass such as windows, shower doors, patio doors, mirrors, fluorescent tubes, etc.
  • Tree trunks or stumps longer than 4 feet and bigger than 12 inches in diameter
  • Large appliances that use refrigerants such as freezers, refrigerators and air conditioners. For appliance recycling options, visit ​the Appliance Recycling page.
A bulk trash equipment operator uses a tractor to lift large items into a rear-loader garbage truck.

Illegal dumping

Illegal dumping – also known as “midnight dumping” and “open dumping” is the dumping of trash without legal permission at another location. This includes dumping yard waste, appliances, tires and other garbage in alleys, dumpsters, vacant lots and open desert locations. 

If illegal dumping is in progress, call: 

  • Police Department at 9-1-1 (emergencies)​
  • Crime Stop at 602-262-6151 (non-emergencies)
  • ​​Otherwise, contact Public Works at 602-262-6251.

All Information is confidential.


Contact Us

Public Works Department

​602-262-6251​

solid.waste@phoenix.gov​​


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