Yuba County, CA Trash & Recycling: Bulk Item Disposal (2026)
Key Facts
- Bulky items
- appliances, furniture, concrete, dirt, rocks
- Requires
- special arrangement with the Collector
- Never accepted
- household hazardous/e-waste, Freon units
- Applies to
- unincorporated Yuba County
Summary
Large items like appliances, furniture, rocks, concrete, and dirt aren't part of regular refuse pickup in unincorporated Yuba County: owners must set up special collection with the Collector directly.
Rocks, sod, concrete, bricks, and similar solid material, plaster, dirt, large appliances, and furniture shall be subject to pickup by the Collector with special arrangement therefor made between the owner and the Collector.
Official source re-checked September 7, 2026: no newer edition of the code had been published (publisher’s edition: Code of Ordinances: Supplement 6).
Full Breakdown
Section 7.05.250 splits refuse into two categories the regular route won't take. Subsection (a) bars household hazardous waste, universal waste, e-waste, home-generated sharps, Freon-containing appliances, Class I toxic chemicals, and liquid garbage from regular service entirely. Subsection (b) covers bulky material, rocks, sod, concrete, bricks, similar solid material, plaster, dirt, large appliances, and furniture, which the Collector will still pick up, but only through a special arrangement made directly between the owner and the Collector rather than on the standard weekly route.
Violations & Fines
Setting bulky or prohibited items at the curb for regular pickup without arranging special collection is a misdemeanor under the code's general penalty clause: up to a $1,000 fine, six months in County Jail, or both.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the trash service pick up my old sofa or refrigerator in unincorporated Yuba County?
Can I put construction debris like bricks or concrete in my regular bin?
Sources & Official References
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