Stonecrest, GA Trash & Recycling: Bulk Item Disposal (2026)
Key Facts
- Brush/branch length limit
- 4 feet, stacked at curb
- Bundle weight limit
- 50 pounds per bundle
- Logs/limbs not collected
- Over 4 in. diameter or 4 ft long
- Appliance pickup
- Curbside, on-call basis only
- Max penalty
- $1,000 fine / 120 days (Sec. 1-11)
Summary
In the City of Stonecrest, tree branches and heavy brush that will not fit in a container must be cut to no more than four feet and stacked at the curb, while sticks and small brush must be bundled and tied at under 50 pounds each. Worn-out appliances are collected curbside on an on-call basis under Code Sec. 22-28.
(2)Other household refuse will be containerized in disposable containers (box, watertight or plastic bag) except that tree branches and heavy brush which will not fit into containers shall be cut in lengths not exceeding four feet in length and stacked in a compact pile on the parkway in front of the residence adjoining the curb, but these piles shall not extend into the street. Sticks, hedge clippings and small brush shall be gathered into bundles and tied securely so that each bundle does not exceed four feet in length nor weigh more than 50 pounds. DeKalb County will not collect logs and limbs over four inches in diameter or over four feet long. ... (9)Inoperative, privately used or worn out household appliances (refrigerators, stoves, washing machines, dryers, discarded furniture) will be collected at the curb on an on-call basis to the department.
Full Breakdown
Stonecrest Code Sec. 22-28(2) sets the size and weight limits that govern bulk yard debris left for County pickup. Tree branches and heavy brush too large for a regular container must be cut into lengths not exceeding four feet and stacked in a compact pile on the parkway in front of the residence, adjoining the curb but never extending into the street itself. Sticks, hedge clippings and small brush have to be gathered into bundles that are tied securely, with each bundle capped at four feet in length and 50 pounds in weight.
DeKalb County draws a hard line past that: it will not collect logs and limbs over four inches in diameter or over four feet long, meaning larger tree debris has to be cut down further or hauled away another way. Subsection (9) covers big household items separately: inoperative, privately used or worn-out appliances such as refrigerators, stoves, washing machines and dryers, along with discarded furniture, are picked up at the curb on an on-call basis to the sanitation department rather than on the regular twice-weekly schedule, so a resident has to request that pickup instead of just setting the item out.
Violations & Fines
Chapter 22 sets no separate fine for oversized bulk debris; leaving logs, limbs or bundles that exceed the four-foot/50-pound limits, or letting bulk items accumulate without requesting on-call pickup, is a violation of Sec. 22-28 punishable under the Code's general penalty, Sec. 1-11, up to $1,000.00 and 120 days, with continuing violations counted day by day.
Frequently Asked Questions
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