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Hutto, TX Trash & Recycling: Bulk Item Disposal (2026)

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Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Owner responsibility
Bulky/construction debris removed at owner's expense
Tree limb size
Cut to 3 ft length, 6 in diameter max
Storm brush pickup
By written request only, minimum fee applies
Tenant clean-out fee
$150.00 for up to 10 cubic yards
Extra pickup fee
$8.75 per pickup, up to 3 cubic yards

Summary

Large or heavy debris that will not fit a standard can is the owner's responsibility to haul away in Hutto, except storm-damaged brush that the city will pick up on written request for a fee. Code of Ordinances § 24.03.011 covers everything from broken concrete to construction waste to post-storm tree debris.

(a) Generally.Heavy accumulations such as brush, broken concrete, ashes, appliances, sand or gravel, automobile frames, dead trees, or tree limbs exceeding three (3) feet in length or six (6) inches in diameter or any other bulky materials shall be disposed of at the expense of the owner or person controlling same. ... (d) Brush collection by city after storm.Upon written request of the owner or occupant of premises, the city will endeavor to remove tree trimmings and/or brush debris resulting from storm damage. Tree trimmings and/or brush debris must be placed in or adjacent to the street right-of-way. For such service, the owner or occupant will be charged a minimum fee as provided in the fee schedule in appendix A of this code. In the event the on-site crew time exceeds five (5) minutes, an additional charge as provided in the fee schedule in appendix A of this code will be levied for each additional five-minute period or fraction thereof.

Full Breakdown

Section 24.03.011(a) puts the cost of removing heavy accumulations, such as brush, broken concrete, ashes, appliances, sand or gravel, automobile frames, dead trees, or tree limbs longer than three feet or thicker than six inches, on the owner or person controlling the property. Subsection (b) extends that owner-pays rule to waste from building operations, including rock, dirt, concrete, brick, tile, plaster, and debris from a general property cleanup or from land cleared for construction; the city will not remove it. Subsection (c) similarly puts tree-trimming debris on whoever hires the trimmer, not the city's regular service.

The one exception is subsection (d): after storm damage, the city will remove tree trimmings and brush debris if the owner or occupant submits a written request and places the material in or adjacent to the street right-of-way, charging a minimum fee from the appendix A fee schedule plus an additional charge for each five-minute increment of on-site crew time beyond the first five minutes. Appendix A, § A3.001 prices two related services outside the storm-brush process: a tenant clean-out of up to 10 cubic yards costs $150.00, and an additional pickup of up to 3 cubic yards or 6 carts costs $8.75 per pickup.

Violations & Fines

Because §§ 24.03.011(a) through (c) place removal cost and duty on the property owner rather than banning the accumulation outright, the exposure is the general sanitation fine in § 1.01.009(b), up to $2,000.00 per offense, if bulky debris is left to create a public-health or sanitation violation, with each day it continues counting separately under § 1.01.009(f).

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the city of Hutto pick up my old furniture or appliances?
Not as a regular free service. Section 24.03.011(a) makes heavy accumulations such as appliances, automobile frames, and other bulky materials the owner's expense to remove, though the fee schedule allows a paid additional pickup of up to three cubic yards or six carts for $8.75.
Does Hutto remove tree debris after a storm?
Yes, under § 24.03.011(d), but only on written request from the owner or occupant, with the material placed in or next to the street right-of-way. The city charges a minimum fee from the appendix A schedule plus a per-five-minute charge if the crew's on-site work runs past five minutes.
Who pays to haul away construction debris in Hutto?
The property owner. Section 24.03.011(b) states that rock, dirt, concrete, brick, tile, plaster, and other debris from building operations or from clearing land for construction will not be removed by the city, and the owner must have it hauled away at their own expense.

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