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Trash & Recycling in Minnesota (2026)

187 rules on the books across Minnesota, 27 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.

Anoka County

Some Restrictions

Anoka County licenses every hauler that collects residential trash in the unincorporated county and sets the rules for…

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Apple Valley

Some Restrictions

In the City of Apple Valley, Minnesota, licensed haulers can make individual residential pickups only between 6:30 a.m…

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Blaine

Some Restrictions

In the City of Blaine, Minnesota, City Code § 62-21(b) requires every property owner or occupant to keep refuse…

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Blue Earth County

Some Restrictions

Blue Earth County requires every property owner, lessee, and occupant to store solid waste safely under Sec. 16-11 of…

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Brooklyn Park

Some Restrictions

In the City of Brooklyn Park, only the property's licensed hauler, or someone with an account relationship with the…

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Carver County

Some Restrictions

Carver County's disposal chapter bars several common household items from the regular garbage stream. Yard waste…

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Coon Rapids

Some Restrictions

City Code Chapter 8-200 requires licensed haulers to collect mixed municipal solid waste weekly from every Coon Rapids…

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Dakota County

Some Restrictions

Dakota County uses open-hauler collection: residents contract directly with a licensed hauler, and every hauler serving…

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Duluth

Some Restrictions

In the City of Duluth, licensed haulers run solid waste pickup at least weekly and recycling pickup at least monthly…

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Eagan

Some Restrictions

In the City of Eagan, no one may store garbage or refuse on residential property for more than one week, and it has to…

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Eden Prairie

Some Restrictions

City Code Section 5.36 licenses up to five residential waste haulers, assigns each address a fixed collection district…

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Minneapolis

Some Restrictions

Minneapolis requires trash and recycling carts to be at the curb by 6:00 a.m. on collection day, permits setting them…

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Minnetonka

Some Restrictions

In the City of Minnetonka, Minnesota, Minnetonka City Code § 835.010 requires every owner or occupant to dispose of…

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Olmsted County

Some Restrictions

Every commercial and residential property in Olmsted County, except farms, must either hire a Licensed Hauler for trash…

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Plymouth

Some Restrictions

In the City of Plymouth, licensed haulers must pick up garbage weekly from houses and semi-weekly from hotels…

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Saint Paul

Some Restrictions

Saint Paul spells out what a household must do before the designated hauler will collect trash: choose a cart size…

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Stearns County

Some Restrictions

Stearns County requires all covered solid waste to move through the County's public collection system under Ordinance…

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Washington County

Some Restrictions

Only a hauler holding a valid Washington County Operating License, backed by a Base License from its home county, may…

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Lakeville

Light Restrictions

In the City of Lakeville, Minnesota, trash and recycling containers must sit near the street, clear of the traveled…

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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.

Anoka County

Some Restrictions

Cities set curb timing. Coon Rapids lets carts go out at 4 p.m. the day before collection and requires return by…

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Apple Valley

Some Restrictions

In the City of Apple Valley, Minnesota, waste containers go to the curb or the agreed collection point no earlier than…

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Blaine

Some Restrictions

In the City of Blaine, Minnesota, City Code § 62-21(c) tells residents exactly where to put refuse, recycling and yard…

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Carver County

Some Restrictions

Carver County limits how long garbage carts can sit at the curb and dictates where rural residents must place them for…

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Coon Rapids

Some Restrictions

City Code Section 8-206 tells Coon Rapids residents exactly where and when their garbage, recycling, and yard-waste…

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Dakota County

Some Restrictions

Where and when you set out carts is set by your city and hauler, but Dakota County Ordinance 110, Sec. 16.06, requires…

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Duluth

Some Restrictions

Duluth Legislative Code § 24-18 caps residential garbage containers at 32 gallons and 45 pounds for buildings of four…

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Eagan

Some Restrictions

In the City of Eagan, garbage, recycling and yard-waste containers may only sit at curbside from 6:00 p.m. the night…

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Eden Prairie

Some Restrictions

In the City of Eden Prairie, City Code Section 9.01, Subdivision 3.A requires trash and recycling storage containers at…

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Hennepin County

Some Restrictions

Hennepin County requires recycling and organics containers at multifamily and commercial properties to be just as…

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Maple Grove

Some Restrictions

Maple Grove, Minnesota limits homes to two refuse and recycling carts stored openly in the side or rear yard, and bars…

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Minneapolis

Some Restrictions

City-issued mobile refuse containers must go out by 6 a.m. on collection day and come back in by 7 a.m. the next day…

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Minnetonka

Some Restrictions

In the City of Minnetonka, Minnesota, Minnetonka City Code § 835.015 bars setting waste out next to the roadway before…

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Olmsted County

Some Restrictions

Olmsted County requires trash, recycling, organics and yard-waste containers to stay off the curb until the evening…

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Plymouth

Some Restrictions

In the City of Plymouth, City Code Section 600.14 requires garbage and recycling containers to sit in or next to the…

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Rochester

Some Restrictions

Rochester requires refuse containers to be stored in or next to the garage, or next to the residence when there is no…

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Saint Paul

Some Restrictions

Saint Paul limits how early and how long trash and yard waste carts can sit at the curb: carts go out no more than 18…

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Woodbury

Some Restrictions

Woodbury requires trash and recycling carts to stay out of public view except on collection day. In platted residential…

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Lakeville

Light Restrictions

In the City of Lakeville, Minnesota, single-family homes are exempt from the full dumpster enclosure rule but must…

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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.

Minnesota: statewide

StatewideSome Restrictions

Minnesota state law bans appliances, electronics, tires, lead-acid batteries, and mercury-containing devices from solid…

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Anoka County

Some Restrictions

Large items are not put at the curb loose. Residents pre-arrange and pre-pay bulk pickup through their city hauler, or…

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Brooklyn Park

Some Restrictions

In the City of Brooklyn Park, bulky waste such as furniture, carpeting, mattresses and appliances cannot be set at the…

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Carver County

Some Restrictions

Refrigerators, freezers, AC units and other major appliances cannot go out with your regular trash in Carver County…

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Coon Rapids

Some Restrictions

City Code Section 8-215(1) lets Coon Rapids residents put oversized or excess trash at the curb in an orderly manner…

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Dakota County

Some Restrictions

Yard waste, household hazardous waste, electronics, appliances, and tires are banned from Dakota County trash and…

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Duluth

Some Restrictions

In the City of Duluth, a single bulky item like an appliance, a piece of furniture or a water heater can go out with…

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Eden Prairie

Some Restrictions

In the City of Eden Prairie, City Code Section 9.01, Subdivision 3.I limits a single-family property to one roll-off…

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Minneapolis

Some Restrictions

Minneapolis haulers collect solid waste, demolition debris, tires, and yard waste left within 20 feet of your curbside…

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Olmsted County

Some Restrictions

Mattresses, major appliances and furniture too large for a standard curbside cart are classified as Bulky Items under…

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Plymouth

Some Restrictions

In the City of Plymouth, Section 600.20 of the City Code requires every owner, occupant or tenant to arrange sanitary…

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Ramsey County

Some Restrictions

Ramsey County (Minnesota) runs free yard-waste drop-off sites and household hazardous waste (HHW) collection…

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Saint Paul

Some Restrictions

Saint Paul's base trash service already includes free bulky-item pickup, two items a year for small-cart households…

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Scott County

Some Restrictions

Large items go through your hauler's bulk pickup or a drop-off site. Scott County runs a household hazardous-waste…

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Woodbury

Some Restrictions

Woodbury classifies oversized items like furniture, mattresses and scrap wood as 'bulky waste' handled through a…

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Wright County

Some Restrictions

Large items go through your hauler's bulk pickup or a drop-off. Wright County's Compost & Recycling Facility in Buffalo…

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Apple Valley

Light Restrictions

In the City of Apple Valley, Minnesota, bulk and large-item collection runs under the code's "special pick-up"…

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Maple Grove

Light Restrictions

Maple Grove, Minnesota lets the city set special collection times for large-item pickup, publishing the schedule…

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Recycling Requirements

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

Minnesota: statewide

StatewideSome Restrictions

Minnesota law requires commercial buildings in the seven-county metro and large cities to provide recycling, and bans…

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Apple Valley

Some Restrictions

In the City of Apple Valley, Minnesota, every licensed hauler must offer individual residential customers weekly…

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Blaine

Some Restrictions

In the City of Blaine, Minnesota, City Code § 62-22(b)(4)-(5) requires every licensed hauler to offer recycling…

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Brooklyn Park

Some Restrictions

Brooklyn Park's curbside recycling containers must come from the city or its recyclables hauler, stay clean and…

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Coon Rapids

Some Restrictions

In the City of Coon Rapids, City Code Section 8-204 requires every residential household and every business to engage a…

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Dakota County

Some Restrictions

All Dakota County residents, businesses, multifamily properties, schools, and governments must recycle a designated…

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Duluth

Some Restrictions

Duluth Legislative Code §§ 24-17 and 24-19 require every owner of a residential structure with four or fewer units to…

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Eagan

Some Restrictions

Every licensed residential hauler in the City of Eagan must offer curbside recycling to all the single-family and…

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Eden Prairie

Some Restrictions

In the City of Eden Prairie, City Code Section 9.01, Subdivision 4 has required owners, associations, and management…

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Hennepin County

Some Restrictions

Hennepin County requires every city to adopt an ordinance guaranteeing curbside recycling pickup for single-family…

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Lakeville

Some Restrictions

Owners and managers of multiple, or apartment, dwellings in the City of Lakeville, Minnesota must build weekly…

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Maple Grove

Some Restrictions

Maple Grove, Minnesota requires anyone who generates solid waste and wants curbside recycling to separate paper…

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Minneapolis

Some Restrictions

City-collected properties must place recyclables in approved containers at the curb by 6 a.m. on pickup day and pull…

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Minnetonka

Some Restrictions

In the City of Minnetonka, Minnesota, Minnetonka City Code § 835.030 requires every multiple dwelling owner to give…

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Olmsted County

Some Restrictions

Olmsted County's Solid Waste Ordinance requires every residential Generator to separate Recyclable Materials from the…

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Plymouth

Some Restrictions

In the City of Plymouth, City Code Section 600.25 lets the Council contract with one or more licensed haulers to run…

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Saint Paul

Some Restrictions

Sec. 357.09(a)(1) has required every Saint Paul residential owner, lessee or occupant to separate recyclable materials…

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Scott County

Some Restrictions

Recycling is built into Minnesota's metro waste law. Scott County must ensure every resident has an opportunity to…

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St Louis County

Some Restrictions

Ordinance No. 45 bars anyone from placing materials separated for recycling into containers meant for collection or…

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Stearns County

Some Restrictions

Under Ordinance No. 193, the county's Solid Waste Director can impose mandatory recycling requirements district by…

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Washington County

Some Restrictions

Washington County licenses Recycling Facilities under MPCA rule 7035.2845 and bars trash haulers from charging more for…

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Woodbury

Some Restrictions

Woodbury requires every single-family, attached and multi-family household to separate targeted recyclables from the…

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Wright County

Some Restrictions

Minnesota law requires every county, metro or not, to give residents an opportunity to recycle. Wright County meets…

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Anoka County

Light Restrictions

Anoka County bars licensed haulers from charging residential customers more for trash pickup just because they recycle…

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Illegal Dumping

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

Blaine

Heavy Restrictions

In the City of Blaine, Minnesota, City Code § 62-20(c) makes it unlawful to deposit refuse, yard waste or recyclable…

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Duluth

Heavy Restrictions

Duluth Legislative Code § 24-5 bans dumping solid waste, manure, household hazardous waste, tires, used motor oil…

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Eagan

Heavy Restrictions

In the City of Eagan it is unlawful to throw, deposit, or place household furnishings, appliances, vehicle parts…

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Hennepin County

Heavy Restrictions

Hennepin County Ordinance 2 flatly bans operating an open dump and makes the responsible party pay to haul the waste to…

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Olmsted County

Heavy Restrictions

Dumping solid waste anywhere other than a permitted disposal site is a violation of Olmsted County's Solid Waste…

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Plymouth

Heavy Restrictions

In the City of Plymouth, it is unlawful to let rubbish accumulate anywhere on a property, indoors or outdoors, if it…

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Rochester

Heavy Restrictions

Rochester makes it unlawful to dump refuse on anyone else's property or to drop trash into a container that belongs to…

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St Louis County

Heavy Restrictions

St. Louis County Ordinance No. 45 makes it unlawful to dump, throw, or deposit solid waste on any roadway, waterway, or…

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Carver County

Significant Restrictions

Anyone who unlawfully dumps solid waste on public or private land, shorelands, roadways or waters in Carver County…

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Minneapolis

Significant Restrictions

Minneapolis bans dumping solid waste, building debris, or hazardous materials on streets, public places, or private…

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Saint Paul

Significant Restrictions

Saint Paul bars contractors from tracking or dumping construction debris onto streets, alleys, and sidewalks. Sec…

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Stearns County

Significant Restrictions

Stearns County bans unauthorized accumulation or dumping of solid waste under Ordinance No. 193, gives the Solid Waste…

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Washington County

Significant Restrictions

Washington County makes it a violation to dispose of solid waste anywhere except a licensed site or facility, and…

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Woodbury

Significant Restrictions

Dumping garbage, refuse, recyclables, yard waste, HHW or major appliances on any Woodbury street, alley, park or…

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Anoka County

Some Restrictions

Illegal dumping is a statewide crime. Under Minn. Stat. 609.68, depositing garbage, litter, or debris on public land or…

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Apple Valley

Some Restrictions

In the City of Apple Valley, Minnesota, § 50.06 bars depositing refuse or yard waste on any public street, in public…

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Brooklyn Park

Some Restrictions

Dumping effluent, garbage, refuse, yard waste, wastewater or any other noxious substance on public or private property…

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Coon Rapids

Some Restrictions

In the City of Coon Rapids, City Code Section 8-203 makes it unlawful to deposit garbage, rubbish, a dead animal, or…

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Dakota County

Some Restrictions

Illegal dumping is prohibited by Dakota County Ordinance 110 and Minnesota law. Ordinance 110 bars disposing of solid…

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Eden Prairie

Some Restrictions

In the City of Eden Prairie, City Code Section 9.34, Subdivision 3 makes it unlawful to throw or deposit nails, glass…

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Lakeville

Some Restrictions

Dumping mixed municipal solid waste, yard waste, or recyclables on Lakeville streets, alleys, parks, or vacant lots…

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Maple Grove

Some Restrictions

Maple Grove, Minnesota bans throwing, scattering, or depositing refuse, recyclables, or yard waste on any public or…

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Minnetonka

Some Restrictions

In the City of Minnetonka, Minnesota, Minnetonka City Code § 845.010 declares a public nuisance the depositing of…

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Ramsey County

Some Restrictions

Dumping garbage, litter, or waste on public or private land in Ramsey County (Minnesota) is illegal statewide. Minn…

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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.

Stearns County

Heavy Restrictions

Stearns County bans burning yard waste inside the shoreland overlay's most sensitive zones. Ordinance 439 Section…

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Apple Valley

Some Restrictions

In the City of Apple Valley, Minnesota, every licensed hauler must offer a separate weekly yard waste collection for a…

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Blaine

Some Restrictions

In the City of Blaine, yard waste (garden waste, leaves, lawn cuttings, and shrub or tree trimmings) must be set out…

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Brooklyn Park

Some Restrictions

In the City of Brooklyn Park, yard waste must go out in a lidded container no larger than 96 gallons or in bags and…

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Carver County

Some Restrictions

Carver County bars yard waste from regular trash disposal or processing facilities under Code Section 50.070 unless the…

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Coon Rapids

Some Restrictions

City Code Sections 8-205(4) and 8-206(3) tell Coon Rapids residents how to bag and store yard waste before it is hauled…

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Dakota County

Some Restrictions

Dakota County Ordinance No. 110 requires solid waste haulers in the unincorporated county to collect yard waste…

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Duluth

Some Restrictions

Duluth does not run curbside yard waste pickup: Duluth Legislative Code § 24-29(b) bars dumping yard waste, tree…

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Eagan

Some Restrictions

Eagan City Code § 6.37 defines yard waste as leaves, lawn clippings, garden waste, weeds, Christmas trees, and prunings…

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Eden Prairie

Some Restrictions

In the City of Eden Prairie, City Code Section 9.01 defines yard waste as grass clippings, twigs, tree and brush…

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Lakeville

Some Restrictions

In the City of Lakeville, Minnesota, licensed haulers must refuse mixed trash that contains yard waste and can only…

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Maple Grove

Some Restrictions

Maple Grove, Minnesota requires weekly yard waste collection through a licensed hauler unless the owner composts it or…

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Minneapolis

Some Restrictions

Minneapolis requires yard waste to sit in approved containers at the curbside collection point, set out no earlier than…

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Olmsted County

Some Restrictions

Olmsted County requires residents to keep Yard Waste out of the trash under Ch. 3500 § 3503.02: mulch it back into the…

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Plymouth

Some Restrictions

In the City of Plymouth, yard waste cannot pile up as a nuisance on any property under City Code Section 600.01. Owners…

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Saint Paul

Some Restrictions

Saint Paul requires yard waste to be kept separate from trash and set out only in a yard waste cart, compostable bag…

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St Louis County

Some Restrictions

Ordinance No. 45 keeps yard waste out of the trash: Article VI, Section 8.1 bars placing yard waste, garden waste…

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Washington County

Some Restrictions

Washington County channels yard waste into licensed Yard Waste Compost Facilities rather than a curbside pickup…

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Woodbury

Some Restrictions

Woodbury bans putting yard waste into the regular garbage stream. Sec. 19-3(e) requires residents to haul it to a…

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Minnetonka

Light Restrictions

In the City of Minnetonka, Minnesota, yard waste must be placed in bags or bundles not exceeding three feet in any…

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Rochester

Light Restrictions

Rochester lets residents keep spring and fall yard waste out of the regular garbage stream: leaves, grass clippings and…

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Hennepin County

Few Restrictions

Hennepin County's recycling ordinance doesn't ban yard waste pickup, but collecting yard waste alone never counts as a…

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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.

Apple Valley

Some Restrictions

In the City of Apple Valley, Minnesota, a flexible dumpster or compact dumpster cannot exceed five cubic yards, must…

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Blaine

Some Restrictions

In the City of Blaine, Minnesota, City Code § 62-21(d)(1) requires any business generating more than three 32-gallon…

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Blue Earth County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Blue Earth County, County Code Sec. 16-11 makes the owner, lessee or occupant of any premises…

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Brooklyn Park

Some Restrictions

In the City of Brooklyn Park, dumpsters and other waste containers cannot sit in a front yard or a side yard facing a…

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Coon Rapids

Some Restrictions

In the City of Coon Rapids, City Code Section 8-108 caps how long a dumpster or ground-level storage container can sit…

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Dakota County

Some Restrictions

Dakota County's hauler licensing ordinance caps how long solid waste can sit in a collection vehicle or detachable…

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Duluth

Some Restrictions

In the City of Duluth, commercial dumpsters, grease tanks, and cardboard compactors serving multi-family, commercial…

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Eagan

Some Restrictions

In the City of Eagan, construction and demolition debris must sit in a roll-off, dumpster-like container or a temporary…

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Eden Prairie

Some Restrictions

In the City of Eden Prairie, City Code Section 11.08, Subdivision 4 requires any property built under a building permit…

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Lakeville

Some Restrictions

In the City of Lakeville, Minnesota, commercial and multifamily dumpsters must sit in a side or rear yard enclosure at…

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Minneapolis

Some Restrictions

Placing a dumpster or storage container in a Minneapolis public right-of-way requires a street use permit from the city…

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Minnetonka

Some Restrictions

In the City of Minnetonka, Minnesota, a dumpster on a single or two family residential lot must sit on a paved or…

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Olmsted County

Some Restrictions

Olmsted County's Solid Waste Management Ordinance requires every dumpster, compactor or roll-off container used to…

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Plymouth

Some Restrictions

In the City of Plymouth, City Code Section 600.18 caps how long a dumpster, bag dumpster or other rubbish containment…

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Rochester

Some Restrictions

Rochester City Code § 8-3-3 treats a construction dumpster, roll-off, or compactor left on a residential lot as a…

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Saint Paul

Some Restrictions

Commercial dumpsters and roll-off containers in Saint Paul must carry a DSI-preapproved advisory label spelling out…

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Stearns County

Some Restrictions

Stearns County's Land Use and Zoning Ordinance No. 439 requires any trash enclosure or recycling collection area at 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.

St Louis County

Heavy Restrictions

Ordinance No. 45 requires every property owner, lessee, or occupant within the county's Solid Waste Management Area to…

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Apple Valley

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Apple Valley, Minnesota, every residential dwelling and commercial or industrial establishment must be…

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Washington County

Significant Restrictions

Washington County requires every bit of acceptable garbage generated in the county, whether picked up by a licensed…

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Blaine

Some Restrictions

In the City of Blaine, Minnesota, City Code § 62-21(a) requires every dwelling unit and place of business to contract…

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Brooklyn Park

Some Restrictions

In the City of Brooklyn Park, every property that generates garbage must have service from a licensed hauler, with…

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Carver County

Some Restrictions

Carver County requires non-farm properties to have their garbage containers emptied at least every 15 days and farm…

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Coon Rapids

Some Restrictions

In the City of Coon Rapids, City Code Section 8-216 requires weekly collection of mixed municipal solid waste from…

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Eagan

Some Restrictions

In the City of Eagan, every household in a residential or multidwelling district, and every commercial establishment…

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Eden Prairie

Some Restrictions

In the City of Eden Prairie, every occupant of a single-family home, multi-family unit or commercial establishment must…

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Lakeville

Some Restrictions

Every household in the City of Lakeville, Minnesota must be under contract with a licensed hauler for regular trash…

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Maple Grove

Some Restrictions

Licensed haulers may collect residential garbage and refuse in Maple Grove only between 6:30 a.m. and 8:30 p.m., and…

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Minneapolis

Some Restrictions

The City of Minneapolis provides mandatory municipal solid waste collection for residential buildings with four or…

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Olmsted County

Some Restrictions

Class A Licensed Haulers must collect Mixed Municipal Solid Waste, recyclables, organics and yard waste from…

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Plymouth

Some Restrictions

In the City of Plymouth, licensed garbage collectors must pick up residential trash weekly and collect from hotels…

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Rochester

Some Restrictions

Rochester requires refuse pickup at least once a week at every residential and commercial property. Standard collection…

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Saint Paul

Some Restrictions

Saint Paul requires every residential dwelling unit to use the city's contracted hauler for trash collection: private…

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Stearns County

Some Restrictions

Stearns County does not fix weekly pickup days in its ordinance; instead Ordinance No. 193 requires every property in a…

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Woodbury

Some Restrictions

Woodbury restricts residential solid waste pickup to 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday, on the day assigned to…

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Dakota County

Light Restrictions

Licensed haulers serving unincorporated Dakota County may not collect or transport residential solid waste before 6:00…

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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.

Plymouth

Heavy Restrictions

In the City of Plymouth, City Code Section 600.27 makes it unlawful for anyone except the City Manager or the City's…

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Carver County

Significant Restrictions

Carver County requires licensed haulers to collect recyclables at least twice a month and bans putting beverage…

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Lakeville

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Lakeville, Minnesota, it is unlawful for any person or business to scavenge, collect, or remove…

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Apple Valley

Some Restrictions

In the City of Apple Valley, Minnesota, § 50.03(C) applies Dakota County Ordinance No. 110 to multi-unit residential…

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Blaine

Some Restrictions

In the City of Blaine, recyclables set out at the curb become city property until the licensed hauler collects them…

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Blue Earth County

Some Restrictions

Blue Earth County requires solid waste collectors to bill by weight or volume, with charges rising as volume rises, and…

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Brooklyn Park

Some Restrictions

In the City of Brooklyn Park, every owner, lessee, or occupant of a building, commercial or residential, that generates…

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Coon Rapids

Some Restrictions

City Code Sections 8-215(1) and 8-216(1) require every licensed hauler operating in Coon Rapids to offer residential…

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Dakota County

Some Restrictions

Property owners, managers and event sponsors in Dakota County must provide recycling containers within 10 feet of every…

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Duluth

Some Restrictions

Duluth Legislative Code § 24-17.1 bars mixing yard waste, motor oil, batteries, tires, medical or hazardous waste, and…

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Eagan

Some Restrictions

Collecting recyclables for hire anywhere in the City of Eagan requires a city hauler license under Eagan City Code §…

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Eden Prairie

Some Restrictions

Section 5.36, Subdivision 7 requires licensed haulers to collect recyclables at least every two weeks and trash and…

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Minneapolis

Some Restrictions

Owners of Minneapolis buildings with two or more dwelling units must provide recycling containers, separate recyclables…

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Minnetonka

Some Restrictions

In the City of Minnetonka, Minnesota, Minnetonka City Code § 835.033 lets the city contract with a licensed hauler for…

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Stearns County

Some Restrictions

Under the county's Solid Waste Ordinance No. 431, any hauler licensed to collect solid waste in Stearns County must…

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