Fayetteville gives each single-family, duplex, and townhome household one free bulky waste pickup per year. Call RTC at 479-575-8398 to schedule; appointments can be two or more weeks out.
The Recycling and Trash Collection Division collects large items like furniture and appliances by appointment. Call 479-575-8398 before setting anything out; scheduling can run two or more weeks. Place items by 5 a.m. on collection day, no more than 12 hours prior, within 5 to 6 feet of the curb and clear of power lines, tree limbs, and other objects. Excluded items include tires, electronics, hazardous materials, railroad ties, tree stumps, treated lumber, concrete slabs, cast iron tubs, and ceramic toilets or sinks. Additional pickups (up to five items in one category) are available for a fee, and the city also offers four free bulky-waste drop-off days per year at the Transfer Station.
Illegal dumping carries steep fines. Setting bulky items curbside without a scheduled pickup, or before the allowed window, is an unsightly-condition violation under City Code 95.01 enforced by Code Compliance.
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