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Deerfield Beach, FL Trash & Recycling: Yard Waste Collection (2026)

Some Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Weekly cap
7 cubic yards / 4x8x6 ft pile
Frequency
1 load collected per week
Hazard clearance
10 ft from poles, hydrants
Contractor duty
Must haul own debris (Sec. 58-34)

Summary

Bulk yard and vegetative waste in Deerfield Beach is collected once a week, capped at seven cubic yards, stacked in compact curbside piles at least ten feet from utility poles, hydrants and mailboxes under Code Sec. 58-70.

Accumulations shall be stacked in compact piles at curbside or in the swale or-parkway at roadside within the confines of residents' or owners' side property lines. ... In no case shall any bulk yard and vegetative wastes be placed for collection within ten feet of any pole connected by wires conducting electricity or guy wires connected to such pole, near mailboxes low wires, trees, on top of storm drains, or fire hydrants etc.

Full Breakdown

Sec. 58-70(a) caps bulk yard and vegetative waste at an area four feet wide by eight feet long by six feet high, or seven cubic yards, and requires it be stacked in compact piles at curbside or in the swale within the resident's own side property lines. Sec. 58-70(b) limits residents to one such load per week. Sec. 70(c) bars placing the waste within ten feet of any utility pole, guy wire, mailbox, low wire, tree, storm drain or fire hydrant. Sec. on collection day and never set out more than 24 hours before the scheduled pickup, and bars mixing recyclable materials in with the yard waste pile.

Sec. 58-34 separately requires paid tree trimmers, landscape contractors and lawn maintenance services to remove all trash, limbs, roots, shrubbery and grass clippings from a job site themselves rather than leaving it at the curb; it also bars leaving grass clippings on the paved street and prohibits putting bulky yard or vegetative waste in refuse containers. Sec. 58-70(g) allows small handfuls of yard waste that fit inside the resident's roll-out cart to go in the cart instead of on the ground.

Violations & Fines

Piles exceeding the four-by-eight-by-six-foot / seven-cubic-yard limit, placement within ten feet of utility infrastructure, or a private contractor leaving debris at the curb under Sec. 58-34 are violations enforceable under Code Sec. 1-15 or the code enforcement process of Chapter 2, Article VI per Sec. 58-4, and an oversized pile obligates the owner to pay the special pickup fee.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I put yard waste for pickup in Deerfield Beach?
Stack it in a compact pile at curbside or in the swale, within your own side property lines, per Sec. 58-70(a). The pile cannot exceed seven cubic yards or measure more than four feet wide, eight feet long and six feet high.
Is my landscaper responsible for removing yard debris?
Yes. Sec. 58-34 requires privately employed tree trimmers, landscapers and lawn maintenance services who receive a fee to remove all limbs, clippings, roots and other debris from the job site themselves rather than leaving it curbside.
How close to a fire hydrant can I place yard waste?
No closer than ten feet. Sec. 58-70(c) bars placing bulk yard and vegetative waste within ten feet of any utility pole, guy wire, mailbox, low wire, tree, storm drain or fire hydrant.

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