Anaheim provides two free bulky item pickups per residential address per year through the waste hauler. Additional pickups are available for a fee. Hazardous waste must go to the OC Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program.
Anaheim residential customers receive two free bulky item pickups per address per calendar year for items like furniture, appliances, and large items. Additional pickups are available for a charge. Contact the waste hauler at 238-3300 to schedule. Electronics and appliances containing refrigerants have special handling requirements. Hazardous waste (paint, chemicals, batteries, motor oil) must not be placed in regular trash and should be taken to the Orange County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program. Construction debris from home projects may require a separate dumpster rental. Mattresses and box springs are accepted in bulky item pickups. Tires have specific disposal requirements and may not be accepted in regular pickup. The city participates in regional recycling and waste reduction programs to meet state diversion mandates.
Illegal dumping: misdemeanor, fines up to $1,000. Hazardous waste in trash: state enforcement. Exceeding free pickups without payment: service denial.
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