Williamson County runs no curbside trash service. Unincorporated residents haul household waste free to one of the county's convenience centers, or hire a private subscription hauler. Franklin and Brentwood run their own city collection.
The county's Solid Waste Department operates ten convenience centers plus a recycling drop-off, all reserved for Williamson County residents. There is no county curbside pickup outside the cities, so unincorporated households either self-haul or contract a private subscription hauler. Inside the cities, Franklin provides weekly curbside collection and Brentwood runs its own sanitation service. Convenience centers take up to three cubic yards per visit from a primary residence, once per day, at no charge. Commercial waste is barred from the centers and must go directly to the county landfill.
Dumping household garbage on roadsides or vacant land instead of using a convenience center, private hauler, or city collection is criminal littering under Tennessee law, a misdemeanor carrying fines, cleanup orders, and possible community service.
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