Trash & Recycling in Norfolk County, MA (2026)
2 county-level rules, plus city-specific rules for 1 city in Norfolk County, Massachusetts.
Verified from official government sources
Bulk Item Disposal
Norfolk County does not offer bulk pickup. Each municipality runs its own bulk program: some free, others require scheduled appointment or sticker. Mattresses and textiles are banned from disposal statewide.
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Some RestrictionsMassDEP Waste Disposal Bans - Materials Banned from Disposal (310 CMR 19.017)
Materials Currently Banned from Disposal or Transfer for Disposal in Massachusetts: Asphalt pavement, brick and concrete; Cathode ray tubes; Clean gypsum wallboard; Commercial food material (lower threshold effective November 1, 2022); Ferrous and non-ferrous metals; Glass, metal, and plastic containers (bottles, cans, jars, jugs and tubs); Lead acid batteries; Leaves and yard waste; Mattresses...
Recycling Requirements
Norfolk County does not administer recycling. MA has strong state waste bans (310 CMR 19.017) enforced statewide. Single-stream recycling is standard across Norfolk County municipalities.
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Some RestrictionsMassDEP Waste Disposal Bans - Recycling Compliance Requirements (310 CMR 19.000)
Materials Currently Banned from Disposal or Transfer for Disposal in Massachusetts: Asphalt pavement, brick and concrete; Cathode ray tubes; Clean gypsum wallboard; Commercial food material (lower threshold effective November 1, 2022); Ferrous and non-ferrous metals; Glass, metal, and plastic containers (bottles, cans, jars, jugs and tubs); Lead acid batteries; Leaves and yard waste; Mattresses...
Trash & Recycling by City in Norfolk County
1 cities in Norfolk County have their own trash & recycling rules. Each link goes to that city's dedicated page with code citations.
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