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Trash & Recycling in Indiana (2026)

168 rules on the books across Indiana, 35 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.

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Pickup Rules & Schedules

Trash and recycling collection days, what time to put bins out, and rules about sorting materials for curbside pickup.

Gary

Significant Restrictions

Anyone other than a city crew who wants to collect garbage, rubbish or waste material in Gary needs a scavenger license…

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Anderson

Some Restrictions

Anderson provides weekly curbside trash pickup by day and route, with co-mingled recycling collected every other week…

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Bloomington

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bloomington, the department of public works collects solid waste, recycling and yard waste on each…

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Boone County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Boone County makes it unlawful for anyone in control of a property to let a refuse, garbage or water…

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Carmel

Some Restrictions

Carmel runs a citywide residential trash and recycling program serviced weekly by Republic Services under a contract…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

The City of Columbus, Indiana collects residential solid waste once per week, and it must be at the curb by 7:00 a.m…

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Dearborn County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Dearborn County, Indiana, anyone who removes or transports refuse from premises to another location…

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Evansville

Some Restrictions

Evansville, Indiana requires every eligible residence to keep City-supplied 96- or 48-gallon carts on the property, one…

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Fishers

Some Restrictions

Fishers bans trash and recycling pickups between 9 p.m. and 7 a.m. in residential areas, and near homes in commercial…

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Fort Wayne

Some Restrictions

Fort Wayne carts must go out after noon the day before collection and before 6 a.m. on collection day, then be pulled…

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Greenwood

Some Restrictions

Greenwood's General Ordinances set a firm curbside clock: under City Code § 6-291(a), trash, garbage and heavy trash…

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Hammond

Some Restrictions

Hammond, Indiana requires garbage wrapped in paper inside city-approved 90- or 65-gallon containers, set at the alley…

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Indianapolis

Some Restrictions

Single-family residents who want city trash pickup must prepare and set out solid waste according to Department of…

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Kokomo

Some Restrictions

In the City of Kokomo, § 95.06 tells residents when their garbage and rubbish will not be picked up: loose or spilled…

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Lafayette

Some Restrictions

In the City of Lafayette, Indiana, Municipal Code § 6.07.060 sets a strict window for putting waste out: no earlier…

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Muncie

Some Restrictions

City Code section 52.36 bars anyone but the city sanitation department from regularly collecting litter or garbage for…

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Noblesville

Some Restrictions

Under Noblesville Code of Ordinances § 91.03, the Board of Public Works and Safety, with Common Council approval…

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Porter County

Some Restrictions

Companies collecting residential refuse in unincorporated Porter County must offer curbside recycling to every customer…

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South Bend

Some Restrictions

South Bend runs its own municipal trash collection through the Public Works Division of Solid Waste. Curbside trash…

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St. Joseph County

Some Restrictions

St. Joseph County's Solid Waste Management District, empowered by IC 13-21-3-12, runs countywide recycling but not…

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Warrick County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Warrick County, Indiana, only the hauler the Solid Waste Management District approves may lawfully…

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Westfield

Some Restrictions

In the City of Westfield, Indiana, the Division of Solid Waste inside the Department of Public Works holds exclusive…

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Elkhart County

Few Restrictions

Elkhart County does not run curbside trash pickup in the unincorporated area. The Board of Commissioners dissolved the…

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Bin Placement Rules

Where to position trash and recycling carts, when they may go to the curb and must come back, and the screening or enclosure rules for where bins live between pickups.

Allen County

Some Restrictions

Allen County's Property Maintenance Code requires all exterior property to be kept clean and sanitary, so accumulated…

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Anderson

Some Restrictions

Anderson carts must sit within 4 feet of the curb, wheels away from the street and lid arrows pointing to the street…

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Bloomington

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bloomington, carts must go at the curb by 5:00 a.m. on collection day, clear of overhead lines, trees…

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Carmel

Some Restrictions

Carmel residents must have carts at the curb by 7:00 a.m. on their collection day, when service begins (normal hours…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

In the City of Columbus, Indiana, toters go to the curb no earlier than twenty-four hours before collection and come…

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Evansville

Some Restrictions

Evansville limits when trash and recycling carts can sit curbside and requires refuse to be screened from street view…

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Fort Wayne

Some Restrictions

Between collection days, Fort Wayne requires garbage and recycling carts to be stored out of street view, set back at…

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Gary

Some Restrictions

In the City of Gary, Municipal Code § 34-53 bars storing garbage and rubbish containers on public property except for…

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Greenwood

Some Restrictions

In the City of Greenwood, Indiana, residential trash and recycling carts may go to the curb, never in the street, no…

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Hammond

Some Restrictions

Hammond requires garbage and rubbish carts to sit on the alley line, or curbside where there is no alley, only on the…

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Indianapolis

Some Restrictions

Indianapolis occupants must set out residential solid waste in containers or dumpsters meeting Department of Public…

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Kokomo

Some Restrictions

In the City of Kokomo, § 95.06 requires garbage and rubbish to go out in 30-gallon containers or securely tied…

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Lafayette

Some Restrictions

In the City of Lafayette, Indiana, Municipal Code § 6.07.060 tells residents exactly where their waste and recycling…

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Lake County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Lake County commercial, industrial, manufacturing, and multi-family districts, dumpsters and refuse…

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Muncie

Some Restrictions

City Code section 52.10 requires every Muncie owner, occupant, or lessee to keep garbage and rubbish containers on the…

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South Bend

Some Restrictions

South Bend requires city-issued toters out by 6 a.m. on collection day, within two feet of the curb, lid closed and…

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St. Joseph County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated St. Joseph County requires any trash container larger than 36 cubic feet to be screened on three sides…

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Bulk Item Disposal

How to dispose of large items like furniture, appliances, and mattresses, including scheduled pickups and drop-off locations.

Anderson

Some Restrictions

Anderson offers Heavy Pick-Up the day after your trash day for furniture and most appliances. Refrigerators, freezers…

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Bloomington

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bloomington, large items other than appliances can be set at the curb on your assigned collection day…

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Carmel

Some Restrictions

Carmel residents arrange bulk pickup of large items (furniture, appliances, etc.) through Republic Services with at…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

In the City of Columbus, Indiana, cardboard boxes must be flattened and stacked neatly, tree cuttings cannot exceed six…

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Evansville

Some Restrictions

For the city's special spring cleanup, heavy/bulky waste, and fall leaf collection events, Evansville, Indiana bars…

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Fort Wayne

Some Restrictions

Bulky waste, large appliances or furniture too big for the city cart, rides out with your regular collection, not a…

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Hamilton County

Some Restrictions

Large-item pickup is handled through your city hauler, but Hamilton County runs a free Household Hazardous Waste…

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Hammond

Some Restrictions

Hammond, Indiana's sanitation crews will not pick up garbage or trash that overflows the city's 90- or 65-gallon…

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Kokomo

Some Restrictions

In the City of Kokomo, § 95.07(B)(1) excludes rubbish of exceptional size or weight, such as construction debris, more…

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Lafayette

Some Restrictions

In the City of Lafayette, Indiana, Municipal Code § 6.07.090 lets residents set out 'excess waste,' defined in §…

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Porter County

Some Restrictions

Porter County requires any company running a residential trash service in the unincorporated county to collect bulk…

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South Bend

Some Restrictions

South Bend collects one large item free per household each month on your regular pickup day. Extra items run $20 per…

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St. Joseph County

Some Restrictions

Bulk items go through your city, not the county. South Bend schedules large-item pickup and Mishawaka collects up to…

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Recycling Requirements

Mandatory recycling rules including which materials must be separated, contamination penalties, and composting requirements.

Indiana: statewide

StatewideLight Restrictions

Indiana sets a statutory goal of recycling at least 50% of its municipal waste (IC 13-20-25-1) but does not require…

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Anderson

Some Restrictions

Anderson provides co-mingled curbside recycling every other week via Best Way Disposal, with a cart and calendar…

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Bloomington

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bloomington, every address that gets city solid-waste collection also gets weekly curbside recycling on…

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Carmel

Some Restrictions

Carmel provides weekly curbside single-stream recycling to all residents through Republic Services as part of its…

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Clark County

Some Restrictions

Clark County Code § 50.02 makes every unincorporated-area waste hauler offer residential customers a voluntary curbside…

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Elkhart County

Some Restrictions

Indiana has no residential recycling mandate, and unincorporated Elkhart County requires nothing separated. The…

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Evansville

Some Restrictions

Every Evansville dwelling with City refuse service must have a City-supplied 96- or 48-gallon recycling cart, set out…

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Fishers

Some Restrictions

Every residential unit in Fishers pays a mandatory monthly trash-and-recycling fee, billed automatically whether or not…

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Fort Wayne

Some Restrictions

Fort Wayne collects recycling on the same bi-weekly schedule as regular refuse, using city-provided recycling carts…

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Gary

Some Restrictions

In the City of Gary, any person or entity that is being licensed or permitted, or that is renewing a license or permit…

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Hammond

Some Restrictions

Hammond runs a citywide alley/curbside recycling program separating aluminum, glass, plastic and newsprint from regular…

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Hendricks County

Some Restrictions

Hendricks County bans putting non-recyclable material into any container or facility set up to collect recyclables, and…

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Lafayette

Some Restrictions

In the City of Lafayette, Indiana, Municipal Code § 6.07.070 requires recyclables to be empty, clean and dry, and…

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Morgan County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Morgan County, Indiana residents recycle old appliances at the County Highway Department's Blue Bluff…

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Noblesville

Some Restrictions

Noblesville Code of Ordinances § 91.06 imposes a mandatory monthly trash-and-recycling fee of $15.55 per eligible…

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Porter County

Some Restrictions

Every solid waste hauler in unincorporated Porter County must offer curbside recycling to residential customers at…

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South Bend

Some Restrictions

South Bend requires recyclable materials to be separated from regular refuse and set out in bins at the locations and…

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Warrick County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Warrick County, Indiana, the Solid Waste Management District's curbside program serves single-family…

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Greenwood

Light Restrictions

Greenwood requires residential recyclables to be separated from trash and set out in an approved container at curbside…

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Kokomo

Light Restrictions

Kokomo's recycling program is not automatic citywide law; § 98.02 of the Kokomo Code of Ordinances authorizes the Board…

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Illegal Dumping

Penalties and enforcement for dumping trash, debris, or hazardous materials on private or public property without authorization.

Boone County

Heavy Restrictions

Unincorporated Boone County makes it unlawful to cast, place or deposit litter on someone else's property without the…

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Carmel

Heavy Restrictions

Carmel City Code § 6-49 bars hauling rubbish, ashes, sand, stone or similar materials except in a closed vehicle, and…

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Dearborn County

Heavy Restrictions

Dumping at any location in unincorporated Dearborn County, Indiana, other than an approved landfill site, is unlawful…

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Fort Wayne

Heavy Restrictions

Fort Wayne bans dumping dirt, debris, trash, or waste on any street, lot, park, or public or private property, with…

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Gary

Heavy Restrictions

Dumping garbage, trash or other waste on any public or private property in Gary is unlawful unless the board of public…

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Greenwood

Heavy Restrictions

In the City of Greenwood, Indiana, it is unlawful to dump anything but stormwater into the storm drain system…

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Hammond

Heavy Restrictions

Dumping garbage, debris or waste not produced within Hammond, Indiana on public or private land or into public or…

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Indianapolis

Heavy Restrictions

Dumping solid waste on someone else's Indianapolis property without permission is unlawful under Code Sec. 601-2(a)…

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Lafayette

Heavy Restrictions

In the City of Lafayette, Indiana, Municipal Code § 6.08.020 declares uncontrolled dumping or placing of refuse on the…

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Noblesville

Heavy Restrictions

In the City of Noblesville, throwing, placing, or depositing litter, garbage, or any foreign matter in a street…

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Porter County

Heavy Restrictions

It is unlawful in unincorporated Porter County to place or dump garbage, trash or other waste on public or private…

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Vanderburgh County

Heavy Restrictions

Vanderburgh County Code § 8.08.020 bars dumping solid waste onto public or private property, streets, or waterways…

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Bloomington

Significant Restrictions

It is unlawful in the City of Bloomington to throw, place or scatter garbage, recyclable material or yard waste on any…

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Evansville

Significant Restrictions

Evansville fines property owners $200-$500 per cleanup for trash, debris, or junk dumped or left on their land, with…

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Hendricks County

Significant Restrictions

Hendricks County bans discarding solid waste along roadways or dumping it anywhere except an approved, properly…

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Howard County

Significant Restrictions

Dumping solid waste anywhere in Howard County outside a licensed sanitary landfill is banned under Howard County Code §…

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Kokomo

Significant Restrictions

The City of Kokomo bans dumping litter, junk, garbage, construction debris, and hazardous or infectious waste on public…

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Laporte County

Significant Restrictions

LaPorte County backs the Ziegler Road Waste Dump Site's yard-waste-only rule with real money: a first violation costs…

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Morgan County

Significant Restrictions

In unincorporated Morgan County, Indiana, § 51.04 bars dumping solid waste along roadways outside an approved…

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South Bend

Significant Restrictions

South Bend bans dumping dirt, garbage, yard waste, refuse or trash on any private or public land or into any stream in…

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St. Joseph County

Significant Restrictions

St. Joseph County's code flatly declares uncontrolled dumping of refuse on the ground a nuisance hazardous to public…

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Tippecanoe County

Significant Restrictions

Tippecanoe County bans dumping garbage, rubbish, or refuse anywhere other than a licensed disposal site, and bans…

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Wayne County

Significant Restrictions

In unincorporated Wayne County, Indiana it is unlawful to dispose of refuse on any land not approved by the County…

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Allen County

Some Restrictions

Dumping trash on public or private property without permission is illegal statewide under Indiana Code 35-45-3-2, which…

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Anderson

Some Restrictions

It is unlawful in Anderson to place or leave litter, refuse or trash on any real property except in a container…

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Clark County

Some Restrictions

Dumping waste, litter, trash, appliances or tires on county roads, including the roads leading to the Clark-Floyd…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

In the City of Columbus, Indiana, Columbus Municipal Code § 8.24.280 bars throwing or depositing solid waste anywhere…

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Elkhart County

Some Restrictions

Dumping trash, garbage or waste on public property, streets, waterways or parks in unincorporated Elkhart County is…

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Fishers

Some Restrictions

Fishers bans depositing litter on any private property in the city, whether you own it or not, punishable by a…

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Floyd County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Floyd County, dumping garbage, yard waste, trash, petroleum products or other non-stormwater…

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Hamilton County

Some Restrictions

Dumping trash on someone else's property or public land is illegal statewide. Under Indiana Code IC 35-45-3-2, leaving…

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Lake County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Lake County has a dedicated Illegal Dumping ordinance (Chapter 99) plus a Littering chapter (Chapter…

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Muncie

Some Restrictions

City Code section 50.07 makes it unlawful for any owner or lessee of land within the Muncie Sanitary District to…

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Warrick County

Some Restrictions

Warrick County makes it unlawful to bring refuse, garbage or rubbish into the county from outside except to an approved…

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Westfield

Some Restrictions

Depositing litter on private property you do not own, or on your own land outside an authorized collection receptacle…

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Yard Waste Collection

Rules for separating grass clippings, leaves, branches, and other yard waste from regular trash, including pickup days and bag/bin requirements.

Bloomington

Some Restrictions

Bloomington begins fall leaf collection on Monday, October 19 and runs through December 30 on residents' regular A and…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

In the City of Columbus, Indiana, grass and leaves go in a city-owned or city-approved container and are collected…

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Evansville

Some Restrictions

Evansville doesn't run a separate yard-waste cart; trash and yard waste share one City-supplied cart, with extra…

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Fort Wayne

Some Restrictions

Fort Wayne prohibits yard waste in landfills. Grass clippings and vegetative matter must be set out in city carts or…

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Hammond

Some Restrictions

Hammond picks up leaves, grass clippings and plant stems year-round if bagged in 30-gallon paper yard waste bags, on…

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Indianapolis

Some Restrictions

Indianapolis owners and occupants must dispose of leaves on their own property each year, either by burning under Air…

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Kokomo

Some Restrictions

In the City of Kokomo, § 95.07(B)(3) lets tree branches, brush, plant stalks, and shrubs go out with the regular weekly…

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Lafayette

Some Restrictions

In the City of Lafayette, Indiana, Municipal Code § 6.07.080 requires grass clippings, weeds, twigs and similar yard…

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Laporte County

Some Restrictions

LaPorte County limits its Ziegler Road Waste Dump Site to residential yard and tree debris, defined in § 50.35 as grass…

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Porter County

Some Restrictions

Porter County runs no separate yard-waste pickup program in the unincorporated county. Under Code § 18-82, licensed…

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South Bend

Some Restrictions

South Bend requires residents to keep yard waste separate from household trash and set it out weekly in a City-issued…

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Warrick County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Warrick County, Indiana, County Code § 136.02 requires acceptable waste, including yard waste, to go…

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Greenwood

Light Restrictions

Greenwood's yard waste program is opt-in, not automatic. Under City Code § 6-321, the Board of Public Works and Safety…

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Dumpster Rules

Permits and placement rules for residential or construction dumpsters, including how long they can stay and ROW obstruction limits.

Lafayette

Significant Restrictions

Lafayette bans parking a temporary dumpster or portable storage container in any public street, sidewalk, or…

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Bloomington

Some Restrictions

Bloomington Municipal Code Chapter 6.05 requires every business and institution on commercial refuse collection to keep…

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Boone County

Some Restrictions

In the U.S. 421 - Michigan Road Corridor Overlay District, Boone County Code § 157.204(O)(1) requires trash and…

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Clark County

Some Restrictions

Inside the I-265 Corridor Overlay District, Clark County requires every dumpster and outside storage area to sit on the…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

In the City of Columbus, Indiana, a dumpster that sits in a marked public parking stall needs a continuous parking…

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Fishers

Some Restrictions

Fishers requires commercial trash dumpsters and enclosures to stay rust-free, covered except when in use, screened per…

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Fort Wayne

Some Restrictions

Fort Wayne requires refuse and recycling containers on any commercial or residential property to be stored out of…

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Gary

Some Restrictions

In the City of Gary, Municipal Code § 34-52(a) requires multifamily dwellings, complexes and apartment buildings of six…

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Greenwood

Some Restrictions

Greenwood regulates where dumpsters sit and when they can be emptied. Under City Code § 6-291(g), every dumpster on a…

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Hamilton County

Some Restrictions

Storing a dumpster or construction materials in a Hamilton County road right-of-way costs $50.00 per week per site…

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Hammond

Some Restrictions

Commercial waste-hauling in Hammond, including roll-off container trucks, needs a $250 annual permit, and every waste…

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Indianapolis

Some Restrictions

Commercial, industrial, institutional and multifamily properties in Indianapolis must screen garbage dumpsters, grease…

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Kokomo

Some Restrictions

In the City of Kokomo, no company may place a construction dumpster or roll-off container on a public street or…

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Noblesville

Some Restrictions

Placing a dumpster, roll-off container or construction equipment in the Noblesville public right-of-way requires an…

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Porter County

Some Restrictions

Porter County requires every outdoor dumpster, compactor or trash receptacle to sit on a paved slab and be enclosed on…

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St. Joseph County

Some Restrictions

Commercial and industrial properties in unincorporated St. Joseph County must screen any dumpster or trash container…

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Tippecanoe County

Some Restrictions

Every dumpster serving a commercial, industrial or multi-family project in Tippecanoe County's zoning jurisdiction must…

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Vanderburgh County

Some Restrictions

County Code § 8.08.030 lets an owner or tenant place standard containers, dumpsters, or weather-resistant bags for…

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Westfield

Some Restrictions

Placing a dumpster, construction equipment or materials that obstructs a Westfield street or right-of-way is a…

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Collection Schedule

Day-of-week pickup schedules by neighborhood, set-out and take-back time windows, and where to find your specific block's schedule.

Bloomington

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bloomington, the City of Bloomington Utilities-billed sanitation division collects solid waste at least…

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Clark County

Some Restrictions

Outside Jeffersonville, Clarksville and the county's other incorporated towns, every waste hauler must offer…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

In the City of Columbus, Indiana, Columbus Municipal Code § 8.24.030 puts city trash pickup at residential dwellings…

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Evansville

Some Restrictions

Evansville, Indiana provides curbside refuse collection to every structure of five residential units or fewer and bills…

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Fishers

Some Restrictions

Fishers can lock residential trash pickup to one exclusive contractor, and once it does, no other hauler may legally…

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Fort Wayne

Some Restrictions

Fort Wayne requires residential solid waste and recycling service and sets a strict curbside window: carts out from…

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Gary

Some Restrictions

The City of Gary runs its own garbage, rubbish and ash collection under Municipal Code § 34-59, publishing pickup dates…

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Greenwood

Some Restrictions

Greenwood requires its trash contractor to pick up recyclables and trash at least weekly from every residential user…

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Hammond

Some Restrictions

City garbage collection in Hammond runs $26 a month for residential building units, billed on the water bill, and the…

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Indianapolis

Some Restrictions

Indianapolis provides curbside solid waste collection only to single-family residences and condominiums (four units or…

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Kokomo

Some Restrictions

In the City of Kokomo, § 95.08(B) guarantees garbage and refuse pickup at least once every seven days for each…

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Lafayette

Some Restrictions

In the City of Lafayette, Indiana, the Sanitation Department collects garbage from every private dwelling unit at…

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Lake County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Lake County requires every licensed manufactured home park to have garbage and rubbish collected at…

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South Bend

Some Restrictions

South Bend picks up residential refuse once a week on routes the Department of Public Works sets and adjusts…

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Warrick County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Warrick County, Indiana, the Solid Waste Management District's Curbside Collection and Disposal…

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Recycling Rules

Which items can and cannot go in residential single-stream recycling bins, contamination penalties, and rules for hazardous-waste drop-off.

Howard County

Significant Restrictions

Howard County Code § 50.13 bans dumping anything other than recyclables into recycling containers, depositing…

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Tippecanoe County

Significant Restrictions

At Tippecanoe County's public recycling drop-off sites, only material the receptacle's signage says is acceptable can…

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Bloomington

Some Restrictions

In the City of Bloomington, recyclables must stay separated from trash and yard waste at the curb, and only materials…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

In the City of Columbus, Indiana, corrugated cardboard and office paper from apartment complexes and commercial…

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Fort Wayne

Some Restrictions

Fort Wayne sets recycling out on your regular trash day and point, using only city-authorized recycling contractors…

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Greenwood

Some Restrictions

In the City of Greenwood, Indiana, residents must separate recyclable materials from trash and set them at curbside…

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Hammond

Some Restrictions

Hammond businesses, multi-family building permit applicants and demolition permit applicants must submit a solid-waste…

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Kokomo

Some Restrictions

Once Kokomo's recycling program is running, § 98.03 of the Kokomo Code of Ordinances marks city receptacles as city…

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Morgan County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Morgan County, Indiana, § 51.04(A) bars anyone from dumping non-recyclable material into a recycling…

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Porter County

Some Restrictions

Porter County's recycling and waste reduction district operates drop-off recycling sites for county residents only, and…

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Elkhart County

Few Restrictions

Elkhart County ran a curbside recycling incentive program that paid a $25 subscription award to Qualified Recycling…

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