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Trash, bulk pickup & dump guide for Bangor, ME

Bulk pickup schedules, landfill hours and fees, and hazardous waste drop-offs for Bangor residents — from official city and county sources.

At a glance: Bangor

Trash day
Weekly automated curbside collection in the city-issued 96-gallon bin (trash and recycling commingled); bin curbside no later than 6:30am on collection day; all material must fit inside with the lid closed
Bulk pickup
No curbside pickup for bulky waste or demolition debris; Bangor residents bring these to Casella's Pinetree Transfer Station
Bulk cost
Tipping fee by weight (rate not published on the city page)
Dump
Casella Pinetree Transfer Station
Hazardous waste
No permanent HHW facility in Bangor; the city refers residents to the Maine Environmental Depot in Lewiston (424 River Road, 207-786-7390 — accepts HHW from any Maine citizen), the Maine DEP Bangor office (207-941-4570), and the Maine PaintCare program for paint

Regular trash day

Schedule
Weekly automated curbside collection in the city-issued 96-gallon bin (trash and recycling commingled); bin curbside no later than 6:30am on collection day; all material must fit inside with the lid closed

Official source: Bangormaine.gov

Bulk & large-item pickup

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Official source: bangormaine.gov

Landfills, transfer stations & drop-offs

NameTypeAddressHoursFees
Casella Pinetree Transfer Stationtransfer-station358 Emerson Mill Road, Hampden, ME
Accepts Bangor residential bulky waste and demolition debris
Mon–Fri 7:30am–5:00pm, Sat 7:30am–12:00pm, Sun closedTipping fee by weight (rate not published on the city page)
Phone
207-862-4200
Accepted
bulky waste, construction and demolition debris, appliances, asphalt shingles, cardboard, clean wood, metal, tires, universal waste
Not accepted
hazardous waste

Official source: bangormaine.gov

Bangor Public Works Yard Waste Drop-offdrop-off530 Maine Avenue, Bangor, ME
Free permit required; Bangor residents, property owners, and businesses only (vehicle registration or tax bill required)
7am–sunset, 7 days per weekFree for Bangor residents/property owners/businesses with a permit; non-Bangor residents $100/year for organic debris (brush not included)
Accepted
brush, branches, tree limbs, leaves, grass clippings, storm debris
Not accepted
non-Bangor brush

Official source: Bangormaine.gov

Household hazardous waste

No permanent HHW facility in Bangor; the city refers residents to the Maine Environmental Depot in Lewiston (424 River Road, 207-786-7390 — accepts HHW from any Maine citizen), the Maine DEP Bangor office (207-941-4570), and the Maine PaintCare program for paint

Accepted

Official source: Bangormaine.gov

Yard waste

Schedule
Drop off at Bangor Public Works, 530 Maine Avenue, 7am–sunset daily (free permit required); annual curbside brush/yard waste and scrap metal spring cleanup (date announced each year)

Official source: Bangormaine.gov

E-waste

How
Drop off at Casella's Pinetree Transfer Station, 358 Emerson Mill Road, Hampden (207-862-4200); universal wastes are accepted at the onsite consolidation facility and can be dropped off at the scale house
Cost
Fee applies at the scale house (amount not published on the city page)

Official source: Bangormaine.gov

Bangor uses automated side-load trucks and a city-issued 96-gallon bin that takes trash and recycling commingled ('one bin, all in'); everything must fit with the lid closed. Dried latex paint may go in normal trash (dry it out, bag it). City also runs an annual curbside spring cleanup for brush/yard waste and scrap metal (dates announced each year).

Frequently asked questions

When is trash day in Bangor, ME?
Weekly automated curbside collection in the city-issued 96-gallon bin (trash and recycling commingled); bin curbside no later than 6:30am on collection day; all material must fit inside with the lid closed
When is bulk pickup in Bangor, ME?
No curbside pickup for bulky waste or demolition debris; Bangor residents bring these to Casella's Pinetree Transfer Station Drive in during operating hours; all loads must be tarped; weigh in and out on the center-lane scales and pay the tipping fee
How much does bulk pickup cost in Bangor?
Tipping fee by weight (rate not published on the city page)
What items are accepted for bulk pickup in Bangor?
appliances, asphalt shingles, cardboard, clean wood, construction and demolition debris, metal, oversized bulky waste, tires, universal waste (fluorescent bulbs, non-lithium batteries, CRT televisions)
Where can I dump trash near Bangor?
Casella Pinetree Transfer Station (358 Emerson Mill Road, Hampden, ME); Bangor Public Works Yard Waste Drop-off (530 Maine Avenue, Bangor, ME)
Where do I take hazardous waste in Bangor?
No permanent HHW facility in Bangor; the city refers residents to the Maine Environmental Depot in Lewiston (424 River Road, 207-786-7390 — accepts HHW from any Maine citizen), the Maine DEP Bangor office (207-941-4570), and the Maine PaintCare program for paint
Yard waste in Bangor: Drop off at Bangor Public Works, 530 Maine Avenue, 7am–sunset daily (free permit required); annual curbside brush/yard waste and scrap metal spring cleanup (date announced each year)
Drop off at Bangor Public Works, 530 Maine Avenue, 7am–sunset daily (free permit required); annual curbside brush/yard waste and scrap metal spring cleanup (date announced each year)
E-waste in Bangor: Drop off at Casella's Pinetree Transfer Station, 358 Emerson Mill Road, Hampden (207-862-4200); universal wastes are accepted at the onsite consolidation facility and can be dropped off at the scale house
Drop off at Casella's Pinetree Transfer Station, 358 Emerson Mill Road, Hampden (207-862-4200); universal wastes are accepted at the onsite consolidation facility and can be dropped off at the scale house

Last checked 2026-10-07. Schedules and fees change — confirm on the official city page before hauling.