Missouri City collects bulk items and yard waste weekly on the recycling day, with brush bundled to four-foot lengths under forty pounds and items set out no earlier than the prior evening.
Bulk and yard waste are collected once per week on the resident's recycling collection day - Thursday for Monday/Thursday routes and Tuesday for Tuesday/Friday routes. Yard waste must be in heavy-duty biodegradable lawn bags. Brush must be bundled, not exceeding four feet in length or 40 pounds per bundle. Items must be at the curb by 7 a.m. on collection day and may not be set out earlier than the day before. Hazardous waste, construction debris, tires, and large appliances with refrigerants typically require special handling under Chapter 82.
Setting bulk out too early, oversize brush bundles, mixing hazardous waste with bulk, or putting prohibited items curbside.
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