Overland Park runs no municipal trash service and has no citywide pickup day. Residents and homes associations contract directly with one of the city's permitted private haulers, and that hauler sets the collection day, holiday shifts, and price.
The city licenses haulers rather than collecting waste. As of the May 2026 solid waste study there were 18 permitted haulers, with non-HOA households paying roughly $30 to $44 a month and some HOA blocks paying about $18.51 for the same service. City code sets the floor: trash weekly, recycling weekly, yard waste weekly for at least 40 weeks a year, one bulky pickup annually. Holiday slides and the day of the week come from the hauler. Council voted 11-0 on May 18, 2026 to set a public hearing, tentatively August 2026, on a city-run or city-contracted system; under K.S.A. 12-2036 that path carries an 18-month waiting period, putting the earliest start at January 2029.
Trash uncollected six business days after the contracted day is treated as delinquent; report it through OPCares for city follow-up.
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