Oxnard offers scheduled bulky item pickup service for large items that do not fit in regular bins. Residents may schedule a limited number of free pickups per year. Additional pickups and hazardous waste require separate arrangements.
Oxnard's waste hauler provides bulky item pickup service for items too large for regular collection bins including furniture, appliances, mattresses, and large yard waste. Residents typically receive a set number of free bulky pickups per year (commonly 2-4 pickups with limits per event). Items must be placed at the curb on the scheduled pickup day, not in advance. Electronics and appliances containing refrigerants (refrigerators, air conditioners) require special handling and separate scheduling. Hazardous waste including paint, chemicals, batteries, and motor oil must be taken to designated collection events or the Ventura County household hazardous waste facility. Construction and demolition debris is not covered by the regular bulky item service and requires separate hauling.
Dumping bulky items at the curb without a scheduled pickup may result in illegal dumping citations with fines of $250 to $1,000.
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