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Lodi vs Stockton

How do bulk item disposal rules compare between Lodi, CA and Stockton, CA?

Lodi, CA

San Joaquin County

No data available yet for Lodi.

Stockton, CA

San Joaquin County

Some Restrictions

Stockton offers bulk item pickup for large items that do not fit in standard carts. Residents must schedule appointments for bulk pickup. Accepted items include furniture, appliances, and mattresses. Electronics, hazardous waste, and tires are not accepted and must be taken to designated facilities. The city also holds periodic cleanup events and operates a household hazardous waste collection facility.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactLodiStockton
Scheduling-Appointment required for bulk pickup
Accepted Items-Furniture, appliances, mattresses
Not Accepted-Electronics, hazardous waste, tires
Cleanup Events-Periodic neighborhood cleanups
HHW Facility-Household hazardous waste drop-off available

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Lodi FAQ

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Stockton FAQ

How do I schedule bulk item pickup in Stockton?

Contact the city's waste services to schedule an appointment. Accepted items include furniture, appliances, and mattresses. Electronics and hazardous waste must go to designated facilities.

Where can I dispose of hazardous waste in Stockton?

The city operates a household hazardous waste collection facility. Periodic collection events are also held. Contact the city for current locations, schedules, and accepted materials.

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