New Orleans offers bulk item pickup for large items that do not fit in standard trash carts. Residents can request bulk pickups through 311. Acceptable items include furniture, mattresses, and appliances. Items must be placed curbside on the scheduled day.
Bulk items must be scheduled for pickup through the 311 system. Items should be placed at the curb on the scheduled pickup day. Appliances containing Freon must have it professionally removed before pickup. Construction debris, hazardous waste, and tires are not accepted. New Orleans has struggled with illegal dumping and residents are encouraged to use the scheduled bulk pickup service.
Placing bulk items at the curb without scheduling may result in illegal dumping citations and fines. Illegal dumping is a significant enforcement priority.
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