West Palm Beach offers weekly bulk trash and vegetative waste pickup. Place items at curb no earlier than the weekend before scheduled collection day. No appointment required for standard volumes.
Bulk trash (furniture, appliances, mattresses) and vegetative debris (tree limbs, palm fronds) are collected weekly on the same scheduled day as regular pickup. Items must be separated: bulk on one side, yard waste on the other. Branches cut to 4 feet maximum length, bundled, weighing under 50 pounds. Construction debris, hazardous materials, tires, and electronics are NOT collected curbside; residents take these to the SWA Home Chemical and Recycling Center on 45th Street.
Mixed bulk/yard waste piles may not be collected. Construction debris at curb: $100 citation. Early set-out beyond weekend window: warning.
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