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City collection The city's published lists cover household solid waste, yard waste and the four named extra items, and they do not name furniture, mattresses or a general bulky item service, so a large piece is confirmed with the city before it is set out. None of the city pages, the compliance guide or the resident guide retained here names a furniture or bulky item collection, so call the solid waste office on 386-610-0700 or the contract manager on 386-610-0760 and confirm whether the piece can ride a solid waste day or has to go to a county site. The county's Tomoka Farms Road Landfill and West Volusia Transfer Station are the regional disposal points, and the county answers on 386-943-7889 about what they take and what they charge.
City collection The city names four awkward household items for curbside collection: old appliances, vehicle batteries, waste tires without rims, and used motor oil. They are collected on the household's second solid waste collection day, and each has its own published limit. No charge. Ormond Beach residential customers, with these items collected as part of the residential service on the second solid waste collection day rather than through a separate pickup charge. The published limits are five gallons of used motor oil a year and four waste tires a year, and tires must be off the rim.
City collection Household solid waste is collected twice a week, with the days set by which side of Nova Road the address is on: Tuesday and Friday to the west and Monday and Thursday to the east. The household container is its own, and it may not exceed 30 gallons or 60 pounds when full. $27.26 per month for residential solid waste collection and disposal, which the city states covers the cost of both for a residential customer. Ormond Beach residential customers on the city solid waste account. Commercial customers are billed separately at $13.33 per cubic yard through their containers, and the city's own disposal cost at the county facility is $38.78 per ton.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Ormond Beach collects household solid waste twice a week and yard waste once a week, and the schedule turns on which side of Nova Road the address sits: west of Nova Road the household is on Tuesday and Friday, east of Nova Road on Monday and Thursday, and every yard pile in the city goes out on Wednesday. Solid waste rides in a homeowner container of no more than 30 gallons and 60 pounds, everything is curbside by 7 a.m., and a handful of awkward items are named for a curbside collection on the second solid waste day each week: used motor oil within a five gallon yearly limit, vehicle batteries, waste tires within a four tire yearly limit and without rims, and old appliances. Yard waste generated by the household is collected free and without a published limit, with a claw truck sent for larger piles, but anything a landscaper leaves is the landscaper's to remove, and if the hauler takes it the household is billed. Furniture is a different story, because the city pages do not name a bulky item service, so a sofa or a mattress is confirmed with the city before it is set out or taken to the county's disposal sites.
Household solid waste is collected twice a week, with the days set by which side of Nova Road the address is on: Tuesday and Friday to the west and Monday and Thursday to the east. The household container is its own, and it may not exceed 30 gallons or 60 pounds when full.
City cost & eligibility
$27.26 per month for residential solid waste collection and disposal, which the city states covers the cost of both for a residential customer. Ormond Beach residential customers on the city solid waste account. Commercial customers are billed separately at $13.33 per cubic yard through their containers, and the city's own disposal cost at the county facility is $38.78 per ton.
When & how
West of Nova Road the collection days are Tuesday and Friday, east of Nova Road they are Monday and Thursday, and everything is curbside by 7:00 a.m. on the collection day. Containers may go out after sundown the day before and have to be brought back in by sundown on the collection day. Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's are the holidays that typically disrupt service.
Get it ready
Use a container of metal or suitable plastic no larger than 30 gallons, keep the filled weight at or under 60 pounds, and keep solid waste, yard waste and ashes in separate containers. Put animal waste, sawdust and ashes in a non-returnable bag or box, place the container as near the street or right of way as possible but no closer than two feet from the pavement edge, and secure it from animals. Glass goes in the solid waste container rather than the recycling bin, because the city stopped collecting glass in the recycling programme.
Appliances, tires, batteries and motor oil on the second collection day
Accepted with preparation
The city names four awkward household items for curbside collection: old appliances, vehicle batteries, waste tires without rims, and used motor oil. They are collected on the household's second solid waste collection day, and each has its own published limit.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Ormond Beach residential customers, with these items collected as part of the residential service on the second solid waste collection day rather than through a separate pickup charge. The published limits are five gallons of used motor oil a year and four waste tires a year, and tires must be off the rim.
When & how
Set the items out for the second solid waste collection day of the week, which is Friday for a west of Nova Road address on the Tuesday and Friday route and Thursday for an east of Nova Road address on the Monday and Thursday route.
Get it ready
Keep tires off the rims and inside the four tyre yearly limit, contain used motor oil so it cannot spill, and separate the items from the ordinary solid waste so the crew can identify them. Vehicle batteries go out on the same arrangement rather than into the trash container.
Yard debris goes out on Wednesday across the city as a hand pile, in bags or in cans. Collection is free and unlimited for material the household itself generates, and the claw truck is sent automatically for larger piles.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Yard waste created by the resident is collected free and without a published volume limit, while yard waste generated by a contractor carries the extraordinary service charge the city publishes at a $35.00 trip charge plus $10.00 per yard collected, which the customer pays on the utility bill if the hauler removes it.
When & how
Yard waste is collected on Wednesday throughout the city, kept separate from the solid waste and recycling containers. A larger debris pile is handled by the claw truck, which the city schedules automatically and which can take up to a week to arrive.
Get it ready
Bundle the material or place it in a bag, box or residential container ready for the once a week collection, keep every bundle, bag, box or container at or under 60 pounds, and cut trees and hedge trimmings to no more than four feet long and four inches in diameter. Keep yard waste in its own container because solid waste, yard waste and ashes are required to be separate. Contractors, tree trimmers and landscape services have to remove the debris they generate at their own expense, and clearing debris on a lot is the owner's responsibility, so a household should settle removal with a landscaper rather than expecting the city crew to take it.
The city's published lists cover household solid waste, yard waste and the four named extra items, and they do not name furniture, mattresses or a general bulky item service, so a large piece is confirmed with the city before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
None of the city pages, the compliance guide or the resident guide retained here names a furniture or bulky item collection, so call the solid waste office on 386-610-0700 or the contract manager on 386-610-0760 and confirm whether the piece can ride a solid waste day or has to go to a county site. The county's Tomoka Farms Road Landfill and West Volusia Transfer Station are the regional disposal points, and the county answers on 386-943-7889 about what they take and what they charge.
When & how
Ask first, then either set the piece out on the day the city confirms or take it to a county site, because a piece the crew cannot load safely is left at the curb.
Get it ready
Keep the piece separate from the yard pile so each stream stays in its own collection. Keep hazardous material out of the pile entirely, and do not rely on a landscaping or building contractor's material being collected, because the ordinance puts that on the contractor.
Recycling is collected weekly into the city's blue bin and takes paper, cans, plastic and cardboard. Glass left the programme years ago and now belongs in the solid waste container.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Ormond Beach residential customers, who receive an 18 gallon blue recycling bin and weekly collection as part of the residential service rather than as a separate charge.
When & how
The blue bin goes out weekly on the household's recycling day, which the city's schedule map assigns by address, and everything is curbside by 7:00 a.m.
Get it ready
Put newspapers and their inserts in the bottom of the bin or in a brown paper bag, rinse the cans and the numbered 1 and 2 plastic containers, and flatten corrugated cardboard to about two feet square with the contents removed. Keep glass out of the bin and put it in the solid waste container, because the city suspended glass collection when the market closed, and keep the bin for recyclables only rather than for garbage, yard waste or hazardous material.
Solid waste is collected twice a week and the days depend on the address: west of Nova Road the household is on Tuesday and Friday, east of Nova Road on Monday and Thursday. Yard waste is collected on Wednesday everywhere in the city. Everything is curbside by 7:00 a.m. on the collection day, containers may go out after sundown the day before and have to be back in by sundown on the collection day. Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's are the days that typically disrupt service, and Public Works on 386-610-0700 confirms a route when the days are unclear.
Container and weight rules that decide whether it is collected
A solid waste or yard waste container is the homeowner's own and may not exceed 30 gallons or 60 pounds when full, and the city code sets the same 60 pound ceiling on any yard bundle, bag, box or container. Animal waste, sawdust and ashes have to go in a non-returnable bag or box. Containers are placed as near the street or right of way as possible but no closer than two feet from the pavement edge and secured from animals, and solid waste, yard waste and ashes are required to be kept in separate containers.
Four awkward items are collected at the curb on the household's second solid waste collection day: old appliances, vehicle batteries, waste tires without rims limited to four a year, and used motor oil limited to five gallons a year. Everything else large, including furniture, is confirmed with the city first, and yard waste a contractor generates is the contractor's responsibility under the city ordinance rather than part of the weekly pile.
Use a permitted, accessible outdoor spot. Arrange the move out of your home, keep shared access clear and follow your confirmation’s readiness instructions. Check with your building about access or staging limits before booking.
City of Ormond Beach Public Works with Waste Pro of Florida as the contract hauler, and Volusia County for regional disposal
Use the twice weekly solid waste and Wednesday yard waste collection
An Ormond Beach household clearing household refuse, yard debris, or one of the named extra items such as an old appliance or a tyre inside the yearly limit.
Cost & conditions
$27.26 per month for residential solid waste collection and disposal, which the city states covers both costs for a residential customer, with the named extra items and the Wednesday yard waste collection included in that service. Ormond Beach residential customers on the city solid waste account.
Arrange it
Set the material out by 7 a.m. on the collection day, keeping solid waste, yard waste and ashes in separate containers, and put the named extra items out on the second solid waste day of the week.
Containers are capped at 30 gallons and 60 pounds, tires are limited to four a year without rims and motor oil to five gallons a year, and furniture is not on the published list so it has to be confirmed with the city first.
City of Ormond Beach Public Works with Waste Pro of Florida as the contract hauler, and Volusia County for regional disposal
Take the load to a Volusia County disposal site
A household with furniture or another large load that the city does not name for curbside collection, or with more than the yearly limit on tires.
Cost & conditions
Volusia County names the Tomoka Farms Road Landfill and the West Volusia Transfer Station as its disposal sites but the county pages reachable this run publish no address, hours or fee table for them, so call the county solid waste number on 386-943-7889 to confirm what the site takes, when it opens and what it charges before loading. The county accepts cash and credit or debit cards, mainly MasterCard and Visa.
Arrange it
Call the county first, then load and secure the material and take it to the confirmed site during the hours the county gives.
The county's own collection services and its annual assessment apply to unincorporated areas rather than to the city, and neither the city nor the county published a household hazardous waste route on the pages reachable this run, so hazardous products should be asked about at the same number rather than put in a load.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
Which day is my Ormond Beach garbage collection?+
It depends on which side of Nova Road the address is on. Residents west of Nova Road have solid waste collected on Tuesdays and Fridays, and residents east of Nova Road on Mondays and Thursdays, with everything curbside by 7 a.m. and containers brought back in by sundown on the collection day. Yard waste is different: every yard pile in the city goes out on Wednesday. The city says to contact Public Works on 386-610-0700 if the days for an address are unclear.Official guidance
Will Ormond Beach take tires or an old appliance at the curb?+
Yes, both are named for curbside collection on the second solid waste collection day, along with vehicle batteries and used motor oil. The published limits are four waste tires a year without rims and five gallons of used motor oil a year, and appliances are collected on the same day rather than through a separate appointment.Official guidance
How does Ormond Beach collect yard waste?+
Every pile in the city goes out on Wednesday, kept separate from the solid waste and recycling containers, and the collection is free and unlimited for material the household itself generates. Bundle the material or use a bag, box or can, keep each bundle and container at or under 60 pounds, and cut tree and hedge trimmings to no more than four feet by four inches. Larger piles go to the claw truck, which the city schedules automatically and which can take up to a week to reach the address. Yard waste a landscaper generates is the landscaper's to remove, and if the hauler takes it the household is billed a 35 dollar trip charge plus 10 dollars per yard.Official guidance
Where does a couch go in Ormond Beach?+
A couch is not named on the city's published collection lists, which cover household solid waste, yard waste, recycling and the four extra items of appliances, tires, batteries and motor oil, so call the solid waste office on 386-610-0700 or the contract manager on 386-610-0760 and confirm whether it can go out with a solid waste day or has to be taken to a county site. Volusia County names the Tomoka Farms Road Landfill and the West Volusia Transfer Station as its disposal sites and answers on 386-943-7889 about what they accept.Official guidance
Who handles waste in Ormond Beach?+
The City of Ormond Beach Public Works department runs the programme with Waste Pro of Florida as the contract hauler on 386-788-8890, and the city's solid waste hotline is 386-610-0700 with the contract manager on 386-610-0760. Household solid waste is collected twice a week and yard waste every Wednesday, and the city's waste goes to the Volusia County facility, where the city pays a disposal rate of 38.78 dollars per ton. Volusia County answers on 386-943-7889 about its own disposal sites.Official guidance
What does waste collection cost in Ormond Beach?+
Residential customers pay a monthly fee of 27.26 dollars that the city states covers both collection and disposal, and the named extra items, the weekly recycling and the Wednesday yard waste collection have no separate charge inside that service. Yard waste a household generates is collected free and without a published limit, while debris a contractor leaves carries a 35 dollar trip charge plus 10 dollars per yard if the hauler removes it. Large items the city does not name, such as furniture, are confirmed with the city first, and a county site charges whatever the county quotes on 386-943-7889.Official guidance
Can my landscaper leave yard waste at the curb?+
No. The city ordinance puts yard waste and debris generated by builders, tree trimmers, tree surgeons and landscape or lawn maintenance contractors on the contractor, who has to remove it at their own expense, and the city's hauler is not required to take contractor debris. If the hauler does remove it at the customer's request, the customer is charged on the utility bill, which the resident guide prices at a 35 dollar trip charge plus 10 dollars per yard collected. Debris from clearing a lot is the property owner's responsibility.Official guidance
