4 rules for unincorporated Harrison County, Mississippi.
Verified from official government sources
Harrison County municipalities provide weekly curbside trash pickup via contracted haulers (Waste Pro, Waste Management). Bins out by 6-7 AM. Recycling schedules vary by city. Post-hurricane debris handled separately under FEMA/MEMA plans.
Harrison County requires bins curbside on pickup day with lids closed, 3 feet apart, retrieved within 12-24 hours. Hurricane season (June-November) brings additional rules: secure bins before named storms to prevent projectiles. Stored out of view between pickups.
Harrison County municipalities offer scheduled bulk pickup for large items (furniture, appliances with refrigerant removed). Construction debris and hazardous materials excluded. Harrison County Transfer Station accepts bulk drop-offs. Illegal dumping $500-$5,000 under MS Code §17-17.
Harrison County recycling is primarily voluntary drop-off based. Gulfport and Biloxi offer limited curbside recycling for paper, cardboard, aluminum, and plastics #1-#2. Glass recycling very limited post-2018 market changes. Contaminated bins rejected. MDEQ promotes diversion from landfills.
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