MY SERVICES
Has Covid-19 effected your ability to pay your solid waste bill?
Anyone experiencing a hardship should call 480-312-2705 to discuss the payment options available.
Transition from Alley to Curbside pickup
The City of Scottsdale is discontinuing alley trash collection from most Scottsdale homes and moving to curbside service. This transition will begin in January 2021 and take about four years to complete. Learn more
Scottsdale Brush and Bulk Collection is on schedule. Crews are working in Area 2 as of Monday, April the 5th.
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Enter your residential address in the text box to get more details about your solid waste service below:
Residential Holiday Collection Schedule
Changes in collection day only occurs on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day. During the rest of the holidays, Scottsdale Solid Waste staff will be working to collect your trash and recycling as regularly scheduled.
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Residential Container Repair
New Home Construction Container
Dead Animal Pick-up
Household Hazardous Waste
Moving Boxes
Appliance Collection
Report a Collection/Pickup Issue
We are committed to providing citizens with service of the highest possible level of quality. If you have an issue with residential, commercial, brush/bulk trash collection or pickup service, please let us know.
COLLECTION TYPES
Residential Trash & Recycling
Specifics and guidelines for curbside residential and alley collection service
Commercial Services
Scottsdale’s Solid Waste can provide a full range of trash and recycling collection services for businesses, contractors and multi-family residential developments in Scottsdale.
Brush and Bulk
Scottsdale Solid Waste provides monthly brush and bulk collection for residents who pay for residential collection services. This service provides an easy and convenient way for you to dispose of items too big to fit in your curbside container.
Residential Landfill Program
Through the city’s contract with the Salt River Landfill, residential solid waste customers may haul up to 2,000 pounds of trash, brush or bulk items to the landfill once per calendar week.
Household Hazardous Waste & Medications
Scottsdale Solid Waste offers two ways to recycle household hazardous waste: the annual Drop-Off Yard Event and monthly Home Collection.
Move-in Boxes
Scottsdale Solid Waste provides a special pickup to haul away move-in boxes for residential collection customers who just moved into a single-family residential home in Scottsdale.
Appliance Collection
Scottsdale Solid Waste will haul away appliances such as washers & dryers, stoves/ovens, water heaters, dishwashers, refrigerators and freezers
Electronics Recycling
Scottsdale residents can properly dispose of electronics like computers , printers, phones, cameras, televisions and stereo equipment at our free Electronics Recycling Days.
Food Waste & Composting
By making small adjustments in how we shop for, prepare, and store food, we can save time and money, and keep the valuable resources used to produce and distribute the food from going to waste!
INFORMATION & GUIDELINES
Know Before You Throw
Search
Search for items to dispose of using the Waste Wizard
Identify
Waste Wizard will inform how the item should be disposed of
Dispose
Dispose of item using the correct collection type or agency
Commonly Searched Terms:
Food Waste Composting Corrugated Cardboard Plastic Bag Egg Carton Television Shredded Paper Batteries Moving Boxes Paint Light Bulbs Grass Clippings
Reduce Reuse Recycle
Learn how reducing, reusing, and recycling can help you, your community, and the environment by saving money, energy, and natural resources.
Hazardous Waste and Garbage Trucks Just Don’t Mix
Disposal of incompatible items such as, gasoline, pesticides, bleach, ammonia, and other household cleaners into a recycling container, trash container, or Brush/Bulk pile can cause a reaction when mixed with other solid waste material in a garbage truck.
Read the warning labels of items you are throwing away. Phrases such as: Flammable, Corrosive, Oxidizer and Combustible are warnings that these items need special attention for disposal.
A “Hot Load” is a load of material that catches fire, smolders, spontaneously combusts, or becomes toxic because of incompatible waste mixing inside a garbage truck. Hot loads can potentially jeopardize the health and safety of the driver of the garbage truck, as well as the public.
The City of Scottsdale Solid Waste Services asks that you know before you throw.
Education & Outreach
Staff from Scottsdale’s Solid Waste Services can present to schools, individual classrooms, homeowners association groups, neighborhood groups, youth and service organizations about recycling, home composting, household hazardous waste and arrange tours of the city’s transfer station and the Salt River Landfill.
Please call us if you are interested in more information or would like to schedule a presentation or facility tour.
Contact Information
Contact Information
City of Scottsdale - Solid Waste
9191 E. San Salvador Dr.
Scottsdale, AZ 85258
P: 480-312-5600
F: 480-312-8115