The city is offering a program to pick up large trash items at your curb.
This year’s pick up dates:
Area 1 – Saturday, April 20
Area 2 – Saturday, April 27
Area 3 – Saturday, May 4
View a map to find your area
Program Requirements/Guidelines
- Registration is required online through Tuesday, April 2.
- Fee: $30 per household.
- Debris piles cannot be larger than 4-feet wide, by 8-feet long, by 4-feet high. Debris in excess of standardized size will not be removed.
- All items must be marked for “Westminster Clean-Up”.
- Items must be placed parallel with the sidewalk and at the curb. NOT on the driveway.
- Items must be placed at the curb no later than 7 a.m. on your designated pick-up day
- Normal household trash will not be removed.
- Items that are too heavy for two men to lift will not be removed.
- Secure doors on items that may pose a safety hazard to small children.
- Only Westminster resident household debris will be picked up. Business debris, large quantities of construction debris or debris items transported in from outside the city limits will not be picked up.
When is your pick-up day?
- Residential neighborhoods will be divided into three areas (unincorporated areas of the city are not picked up).
- Use the online map to type in your address and find what area you are in.
- All items should be placed at the curb, separate from your normal weekly household trash, no later than 7 a.m.
- Items will be picked up for each area ONLY on the area specific date.
- Items stacked in the driveway or in the yard will not be removed.
Registration
- Registration $30 fee is non-refundable.
- Registration is open online through midnight on Tuesday, April 2.
Register now
Acceptable Items
Mattresses, washers, dryers, ranges, dishwashers, microwave ovens, water heaters, bathtubs, toilets, lumber, furniture, bicycles, carpet, doors, swing sets, lawn mowers (fluids must be drained), railroad ties, sections of fencing, auto parts (fluids must be drained), lawn furniture, bed frames, cabinets, and tree limbs over 8 inches in diameter. All items must be able to be lifted by two men. Oversize items need to be disassembled to 6 feet or less. Engines must be drained.
Unacceptable Items
Household waste that would be picked up with normal weekly trash service, appliances with Freon units (such as refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners), pesticides, paint, commercial waste, car bodies, televisions, computer monitors, tires, concrete, soil or sod, tree limbs less than 8 inches in diameter, tree stumps, shrubs, grass clippings, sealed containers or drums, bricks, batteries, corrosives, flammable or combustible liquids or any items listed as a hazardous material.
Learn how to dispose of hazardous waste.