Marysville, WA Trash & Recycling: Bulk Item Disposal (2026)
Key Facts
- Rental limit
- 4 weeks maximum
- Who can request
- Residential or commercial owners
- Pad size (1-2 yd box)
- 5 ft by 8 ft
- Administered by
- City utility department
Summary
Marysville has no curbside bulk pickup; residents request a temporary container from the city utility department for large cleanouts, capped at four weeks, under Marysville Municipal Code § 7.08.034.
The owner or occupant of any residential or commercial premises within the city shall have the option of requesting temporary container services pursuant to the rates specified in MMC § 7.08.110. Temporary container services are permissible for a period not to exceed four weeks and for locations that meet the accessibility requirements as specified in MMC § 7.08.065.
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: rev 4922912; v1 updated 2026-06-08; through 06-08-2026).
Full Breakdown
The city utility department supplies temporary steel containers for large cleanouts instead of running a scheduled bulk-item pickup day. Under Marysville Municipal Code § 7.08.034, any residential or commercial property owner can request one, but the rental can't run past four weeks, and the container must sit somewhere meeting the curbside accessibility standards in § 7.08.065. Bulk containers of one to eight cubic yards also need a concrete pad sized to the container, five feet by eight feet for the smallest size, up to 11 feet by 11 feet for an eight-yard box, under § 7.08.060(5).
Violations & Fines
Keeping a temporary container past the four-week limit, or placing it somewhere that doesn't meet the accessibility standards, can get service refused; it doesn't exempt the property from paying regular compulsory garbage fees.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Sources & Official References
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