Westminster's Midway City Sanitary District offers a bulky-item pickup for furniture and appliances, with a maximum of two items every 30 days per household. Residents must schedule at least one week in advance and may not place items at the curb until a pickup is scheduled.
The Midway City Sanitary District (MCSD) provides bulky-item collection for City of Westminster households for large furniture and appliances that don't fit in the regular carts. The district will pick up a maximum of two (2) items per household every thirty (30) days. Accepted items include furniture, appliances, patio furniture, large plastic toys, lawn care equipment, television sets, computer monitors and water heaters. Items the district does NOT collect include glass, mirrors, basketball hoops, vanities, cabinets, counters over 6 feet, electric wheelchairs, gates/fences, gazebos, industrial massage chairs, jacuzzis, medical beds, propane tanks, saunas, sinks, surfboards, swing sets, tubs, wood pallets, and work benches over 6 feet. All items are subject to the driver's discretion. Residents must call (714) 893-3553 or email the district at least one week in advance to schedule, and must NOT put items at the curb until the pickup is scheduled. This bulky-item program is a service of the local sanitary district, not Orange County. Note: this district service is separate from California's broader requirements; illegal dumping of bulky items on the street or vacant lots is prohibited under the city's nuisance code. Residents with metal dumpsters should instead contact CR&R at (800) 826-9677.
Putting bulky items at the curb without scheduling, exceeding two items per 30-day period, setting out prohibited items, or dumping large items on the street or a vacant lot can result in items being left behind or a code-enforcement/illegal-dumping citation.
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