Overland Park, KS Trash & Recycling: Bulk Item Disposal (2026)
Key Facts
- Annual bulky pickup
- At least one, cost included
- Extra pickups
- Negotiated price, on demand
- On-demand deadline
- Within two working days
- City program ended
- 2022, moved to haulers
- Schedule it
- Call your own trash hauler
Summary
Overland Park ended its city-run bulky item program in 2022. Every permitted hauler must give each residential customer at least one bulky pickup per year at no extra charge, plus on-demand pickups collected within two working days.
Annual Collection - Haulers shall provide a Bulky Waste Collection to each Residential Customer a minimum of one time per year with the date of such Collection to be scheduled by the Hauler and the Residential Customer. The charge of such Bulky Waste Collection shall be included in the Hauler's basic service charge and not as an optional service.
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: latest section effective 1901-01-01).
Full Breakdown
Under Municipal Code 7.36.115(A)(4), the annual bulky collection is scheduled directly between the resident and the hauler and its cost is built into the basic service charge, not sold as an add-on. Extra loads are "on demand": the price is negotiated with the hauler, and the code requires collection within two working days of the request. Bulky waste means non-putrescible items too large for a cart, including appliances, furniture, tires, large auto parts, trees, limbs, and stumps. The city supplements this with the annual Recycling Extravaganza, a mattress donation program, and construction debris drop-off events. Haulers need no permit to run bulky or construction-debris hauls.
Violations & Fines
Enforcement runs against the hauler's permit, which the Administrator may suspend, modify, or revoke after a hearing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a couch hauled away?
Does the city still run bulky item pickup?
Sources & Official References
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