Chino Hills residents receive three free bulky-item pickups per year through WM for large items like furniture and appliances that don't fit in carts, requested via WM; illegally dumped bulky items are a Code Enforcement violation.
The City of Chino Hills offers bulky-item disposal through its franchised hauler, WM (Waste Management). The City's Trash Services page states: 'Residents receive three free bulky item pickups per year for large household items such as furniture and appliances that can't be placed in regular trash carts.' Pickups are requested through WM (the City directs residents to WM's website to schedule). This service gives residents a legitimate way to dispose of oversized items rather than leaving them at the curb or in common areas. Illegal dumping is taken seriously by the City: its Code Enforcement Division lists 'Bulky Items Illegally Dumped' among the violations it investigates, so abandoning furniture, mattresses, or appliances on streets, alleys, vacant lots, or near dumpsters can result in code-enforcement action. The City's published pages do not list a specific item-count limit per pickup or a separate fee schedule beyond the three free annual pickups, so residents should confirm per-pickup item limits and any charges for additional pickups directly with WM. Hazardous materials and electronics generally require separate handling, which the City covers under its Hazardous Waste resources. This is a City of Chino Hills / WM franchise program.
Illegally dumping bulky items on streets, lots, or near dumpsters is a Code Enforcement violation. Use the three free annual WM bulky pickups (request through WM) for furniture and appliances; confirm item limits and any extra-pickup fees with WM.
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