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City collection Old furniture is named on the city's bulk list along with clothing and wood scraps, so a couch, chair or table rides the weekly bulk collection. No charge. Included in the residential solid waste service billed on the city utility account. Mattresses and box springs are the exception, because the city bills a separate published charge for every one it picks up from a residence.
City collection Monroe collects bulky trash once a week at the curb on the same day as household garbage. Old furniture, clothing and wood scraps are the items the city names, and the pile has to stay separate from yard trimmings and scrap metal. From $20.48 per mattress or box spring picked up from a residence, billed on the city utility account at the rate effective January 2, 2026. Every other curbside bulk item is included in the residential solid waste service charged on the city utility account, which the 2026 schedule prices at the residential rate with a lower minimum or vacant rate; this charge applies to mattresses and box springs.
City collection Monroe does not name an appliance or a white good on its collection pages, and the transfer station rules do not list one either, so a washer or dryer has to be confirmed with the Solid Waste Department before it goes out. No appliance route or rate is published on the retained pages, so call the Solid Waste Department on 770-267-6933 and ask whether the unit belongs in the weekly bulk pile or with the scrap metal stream the city says to keep separate.
City collection Household garbage and recycling ride the weekly curbside carts, and the city sets a narrow window for putting the containers out and taking them back in. From $35.67 for the monthly residential solid waste charge on the city utility account, with a lower minimum or vacant rate and separate charges for an additional cart and for out of city service. City of Monroe residential accounts, with service opened when water service is set up and billed on the same utility account.
The highest first-item price applies once. Every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Applicable sales tax is shown before payment.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Monroe runs its own collection crew and folds bulky material into the garbage week. Old furniture, clothing and wood scraps go out once a week on the same day as household garbage, as long as the pile is kept separate from yard trimmings and scrap metal, and yard waste has its own weekly collection with a five foot limb limit. The service is billed on the utility account rather than by a private hauler. What the city will not take is narrower than in many cities: tires are refused both at the curb and at the transfer station, and the household card runs out at appliances, because neither the collection pages nor the transfer station rules name a washer, dryer or refrigerator.
Monroe collects bulky trash once a week at the curb on the same day as household garbage. Old furniture, clothing and wood scraps are the items the city names, and the pile has to stay separate from yard trimmings and scrap metal.
City cost & eligibility
From $20.48 per mattress or box spring picked up from a residence, billed on the city utility account at the rate effective January 2, 2026. Every other curbside bulk item is included in the residential solid waste service charged on the city utility account, which the 2026 schedule prices at the residential rate with a lower minimum or vacant rate; this charge applies to mattresses and box springs.
When & how
Once a week on the household garbage day for the address, with the pile at the curb for that day.
Get it ready
Separate the bulk pile from yard trimmings and from scrap metal, because the city collects those streams separately. Keep liquid paint, oil, dirt, auto parts and any other chemical out of the pile entirely, since they are prohibited from curbside collection, and keep bulky material out of the drainage ditch and off the street and sidewalk.
Old furniture is named on the city's bulk list along with clothing and wood scraps, so a couch, chair or table rides the weekly bulk collection.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential solid waste service billed on the city utility account. Mattresses and box springs are the exception, because the city bills a separate published charge for every one it picks up from a residence.
When & how
Once a week on the household garbage day, at the curb.
Get it ready
Keep the piece in the bulk pile rather than in the garbage container, and keep it clear of the street, the sidewalk and the drainage ditch. Put anything still usable out for donation or a second-hand buyer first, because the city route sends the material to disposal.
Monroe does not name an appliance or a white good on its collection pages, and the transfer station rules do not list one either, so a washer or dryer has to be confirmed with the Solid Waste Department before it goes out.
City cost & eligibility
No appliance route or rate is published on the retained pages, so call the Solid Waste Department on 770-267-6933 and ask whether the unit belongs in the weekly bulk pile or with the scrap metal stream the city says to keep separate.
When & how
Do not set the unit out until the department confirms the route. If it is accepted, it goes out with the weekly bulk collection on the household garbage day.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, and keep hazardous material out of the load because the city refuses paint, oil and batteries. The transfer station's own rules refuse tires, construction and demolition debris, vegetation and liquid waste, so a station trip is not a safe assumption for an appliance either.
Yard waste has its own weekly collection in Monroe, with a five foot limb limit and a paper bag rule for grass clippings, and it must be separated from the bulk pile.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential solid waste service, which the city prices monthly on the utility account and describes as covering bulk trash, yard trimmings, leaves and limbs picked up once a week.
When & how
Once a week. Yard waste goes at the curb near the street, on the shoulder between the ditch and the street, or on the back side of the ditch.
Get it ready
Keep limbs to five feet or less and six inches or less in diameter, put grass clippings in a brown biodegradable paper bag, and separate everything from the bulk pile or it will not be collected. Nothing goes on the street, in a drainage ditch or on a sidewalk, because that is an ordinance violation and draws a citation, and a landscaping contractor is charged for the cleanup of a street or drain.
Tires are refused twice over in Monroe. The bulk and roll-off page states that tires are not permitted for disposal and the transfer station's rules say no tires are accepted at that facility.
City cost & eligibility
No city tire route is published. The curbside bulk and roll-off service refuses tires outright and the transfer station does the same, so call the Solid Waste Department on 770-267-6933 for the current option, which will be outside the city's own service.
When & how
Not collected by the city and not accepted at the transfer station, so nothing goes to the curb or the station until the department names a route.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of the bulk pile, out of the yard waste pile and out of a roll-off container, because both city documents refuse them. Ask a tire retailer about the old set when new tires are fitted, since the city publishes no local disposal point.
Household garbage and recycling ride the weekly curbside carts, and the city sets a narrow window for putting the containers out and taking them back in.
City cost & eligibility
From $35.67 for the monthly residential solid waste charge on the city utility account, with a lower minimum or vacant rate and separate charges for an additional cart and for out of city service. City of Monroe residential accounts, with service opened when water service is set up and billed on the same utility account.
When & how
Containers may not go to the curb before 5 p.m. the day before pickup and must be removed by 5 p.m. the day after, under City Ordinance 82-7.5, and a violation can carry a fine.
Get it ready
Keep household garbage and recycling in the city provided containers, and keep bulk material, yard trimmings and scrap metal out of them and separated at the curb. A resident with a physical disability can request backdoor collection with a physician's signature, and the service fees still apply.
One garbage day for the trash, the bulk pile and the yard waste
Bulk trash and yard trimmings are each collected once a week on the household garbage day. The two piles stay separate from each other and from scrap metal, because the city collects those streams separately and will not take yard waste that has been mixed together.
Yard waste goes on the shoulder, never in the ditch
Put yard waste at the curb near the street, on the shoulder between the ditch and the street, or on the back side of the ditch. Nothing may go on the street, in a drainage ditch or on a sidewalk, because the city treats that as an ordinance violation and issues a citation to the resident and to a landscaping contractor.
The city cart may not go to the curb before 5 p.m. the day before pickup and has to be back in by 5 p.m. the day after, under City Ordinance 82-7.5, and a violation can draw a fine. Keep bulk material and yard waste out of the cart and separated at the curb.
Liquid paint, oil, dirt, auto parts and other chemicals are prohibited from the curbside pile, and the city also refuses hazardous waste of any kind including batteries and paint, commercial contractor waste, large trees and limbs over five feet or six inches, and any yard waste that has been mixed together. The transfer station adds its own four refusals: no tires, no construction and demolition debris, no limbs, grass or vegetation, and no liquid waste.
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.
A Monroe household inside the city limits with furniture, wood scraps, clothing, yard trimmings or household garbage to set out.
Cost & conditions
From $35.67 for the monthly residential solid waste charge on the city utility account, which the city states covers household garbage and recycling pickup, bulk trash, yard trimmings, leaves and limbs. City of Monroe residential accounts billed through the utility account once water service is set up, with a lower minimum or vacant rate and separate charges for an additional cart.
Arrange it
Set the garbage and recycling containers out after 5 p.m. the day before pickup, and put the bulk pile and the yard waste out separated for the same collection day.
Liquid paint, oil, dirt, auto parts, chemicals, batteries, commercial contractor waste and large trees over the limb limits are refused, and tires are not permitted for disposal at all.
A household that would rather haul a load than set it out, since the station is open to the general public.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes a third party payment service fee but not the station's scale rates in the retained documents, so confirm the charge for the load with the Solid Waste Department on 770-267-6933.
Arrange it
Drive to 213 Cherry Hill Road between 5 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and pay by credit or debit card, which carries a third party service fee.
The station's own rules refuse tires, construction and demolition debris, limbs, grass and other vegetation, and liquid waste, and drivers have to follow the security, scale and safety rules on site.
A household or business with a remodelling or cleanup load that is too large for the weekly bulk collection.
Cost & conditions
$425.58 for a thirty yard roll-off with one pickup a week, with a second weekly pickup charged at the higher published rate. City of Monroe residential and business customers who request the container at least two weeks in advance for delivery, subject to availability.
Arrange it
Call the Solid Waste Department to check availability and arrange the drop, then load the container yourself.
Tires are not permitted for disposal in the roll-off, and liquids, paint, oil, dirt, auto parts and chemicals are prohibited from the curbside side of the service.
Household municipal solid waste delivered to the scale, with credit and debit card payment accepted at the site.
The station no longer accepts box springs or mattresses. Its own rules of operation refuse tires, construction and demolition debris, limbs, grass and other vegetation, and liquid waste of any type, and drivers must follow the on site speed, secured load, tailgate, scale and safety rules. The city publishes no accepted item list beyond the household waste stream, so confirm a mixed load with the department before the trip.
Open to the general public Monday through Friday from 5 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The city publishes a third party card payment service fee but not the station's scale rates in the retained documents, so confirm the charge for the load on 770-267-6933.
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.
When does Monroe collect bulky trash?+
Once a week at the curb on the same day as household garbage pickup. The pile has to be separated from yard trimmings and scrap metal, and liquid paint, oil, dirt, auto parts and chemicals are not allowed in it at all.Official guidance
Will Monroe collect a washer or dryer at the curb?+
The city's collection pages name furniture, clothing and wood scraps for bulk collection and do not mention appliances, so call the Solid Waste Department on 770-267-6933 before putting a washer or dryer out. The city does ask that a bulky pile be separated from scrap metal, which is the stream to ask about when you call.Official guidance
What are the Monroe yard waste limits?+
Limbs may be no longer than five feet and no more than six inches in diameter, grass clippings go in a brown biodegradable paper bag, and brush, vines and Christmas trees are taken. Yard waste is collected once a week but only when it is separated from the bulk pile, and it must not go on the street, in a ditch or on a sidewalk.Official guidance
Where do Monroe tires go?+
Not to the curb and not to the transfer station. The city's bulk and roll-off page states that tires are not permitted for disposal, and the transfer station's own rules state that no tires are accepted at the facility. Call the Solid Waste Department on 770-267-6933 for the current option.Official guidance
How does Monroe collect bulky waste?+
Once a week at the curb on the same day as household garbage, with the pile kept separate from yard trimmings and scrap metal. The city names old furniture, clothing and wood scraps as acceptable, and prohibits liquid paint, oil, dirt, auto parts and chemicals. The service is part of the residential monthly charge on the utility account.Official guidance
What will Monroe refuse to take?+
Hazardous waste of any kind including batteries and paint, commercial contractor waste, large trees and limbs over five feet or six inches, and yard waste that has been mixed together. The transfer station adds four refusals of its own: tires, construction and demolition debris, limbs, grass and vegetation, and liquid waste. Tires are also refused in the curbside roll-off service.Official guidance
