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Feel free to fill the Waste Wagon to your heart's content, as long as you remain within the boundaries set by the walls and top rail. Anything that goes beyond the top rail or wall may be subject to removal and could incur additional fees. It’s important to treat the wagon with care. Neglect, including purposeful dents, holes, or theft, may lead to additional fees and penalties.

Our wagons have a capacity of 14.5 cubic yards, which is equivalent to 6 pickup truck loads. Measuring 14ft long, 7ft wide, and 4ft high, they can accommodate nearly 10,000 pounds; however, surpassing 2 tons may lead to additional charges, including a $100 overage fee. It is very rare for a home owner or renovation to exceed 2 tons.

Televisions cannot be disposed of in the traditional way, and batteries should be taken to a designated battery recycling center. For most items, if you separate them properly, we can likely assist you. 

If you have dirt or vegetation, we can help! Yard waste is acceptable as long as it is kept separate from non-yard waste. They cannot be placed in the same dumpster. Contact us for a tailored solution.

These items are unstable and highly flammable, which means they cannot be dumped carelessly. For safe disposal of paint, varnishes, and other flammable items, please contact the city for proper disposal.

These items are unstable and highly flammable, making them unsuitable for dumping. For guidance on safely disposing of gas, oil, propane, and their tanks, please contact the city for proper disposal.

Does this sound gross? Yes. It's important to note that animal waste is not allowed to be dumped. If you need to properly dispose of animal waste, please call the city for guidance on proper disposal.

Motor oil, antifreeze, acid, lead-acid batteries, fertilizer, poison, and used oil filters are considered hazardous materials and cannot be dumped. Please contact the city for proper disposal instructions for these fluids and other hazardous substances.