El Paso Environmental Services provides bulk waste collection for large items that do not fit in standard city bins. Residents can schedule bulk pickups by calling 311 or through the city website. Acceptable items include furniture, appliances, mattresses, and large yard debris. Hazardous waste, tires, and construction debris require separate disposal at designated facilities. The city also operates the Citizen Collection Stations for self-drop-off of bulk items.
Bulk pickup requests are typically serviced within a few business days. Items must be placed curbside on the scheduled day. The city does not collect hazardous materials, electronics (e-waste), or tires through regular bulk pickup. The El Paso landfill and transfer stations accept certain items for a fee.
Dumping bulk waste in alleys, vacant lots, or unauthorized locations is illegal dumping subject to fines up to $2,000 per offense.
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