Volusia County Solid Waste provides weekly curbside trash and recycling in unincorporated areas. Cities (Daytona Beach, DeLand, Deltona, NSB, Ormond Beach) contract separately. Hurricane debris collected via special routes after named storms.
Volusia County Solid Waste Division coordinates residential collection in unincorporated areas through franchised haulers (historically Waste Pro and Republic Services). Weekly curbside pickup covers trash, recycling, and yard waste on designated days. Bins must be curbside by 6 AM on pickup day with lids closed. Cities operate separately: Daytona Beach Public Works, DeLand Public Services, Deltona via contracted hauler, NSB Sanitation, Ormond Beach Sanitation, Port Orange Solid Waste. Holiday delays shift pickup one day (New Year's, Thanksgiving, Christmas observed). After hurricanes (Matthew 2016, Ian/Nicole 2022), the county and cities run separate storm debris collection with vegetative and C&D separation required per FEMA reimbursement rules. The Tomoka Farms Road Landfill serves the county.
Missed pickup due to late bin placement: no collection until next week. Repeat bin violations: $50 to $200 code citation. Illegal hurricane debris mixing: FEMA reimbursement risk plus $100+ fines.
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