Alameda County residents receive bulk pickup appointments through their hauler for furniture, mattresses, and appliances. StopWaste operates household hazardous waste facilities.
Residential customers in Alameda County unincorporated areas are entitled to annual bulky item pickups through their waste hauler (Waste Management or Alameda County Industries), typically covering furniture, mattresses, large appliances, and e-waste. Appointments are scheduled directly with the hauler. Illegal dumping of bulk items on streets, vacant lots, or canyons violates county code and is enforced by the Public Works Agency and Sheriff. StopWaste operates household hazardous waste facilities in Livermore, Oakland, and Hayward for paints, batteries, chemicals, and electronics. Construction debris requires separate disposal via certified haulers. Report illegal dumping at (510) 670-6460.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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