Universal curbside service includes up to four bulk items a week - furniture and appliances with refrigerant removed. Construction debris is excluded and must go to the Indian River County Landfill. Roadside dumping violates Florida's Litter Law.
Waste Management's residential service takes up to four bulk items per week - furniture, mattresses, and white goods with the refrigerant removed - set curbside on your collection day. Construction and demolition debris is not part of curbside pickup and must be self-hauled to the Indian River County Landfill, along with major renovation and large storm loads. Household hazardous waste - paint, motor oil, batteries, fluorescent bulbs, sharps - goes to a Customer Convenience Center, not the curb. After hurricanes, the county runs separate vegetative and construction debris collection for the large volumes storms leave behind. Illegal roadside dumping is a recurring problem on rural and barrier-island lots.
Dumping litter or bulk waste on roadsides, waterways, or vacant land violates Florida's Litter Law and county code, with fines that climb by volume. Setting bulk items out days early can draw a citation.
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