Trash, bulk pickup & dump guide for Springfield, MO
Bulk pickup schedules, landfill hours and fees, and hazardous waste drop-offs for Springfield residents — from official city and county sources.
- Weekly trash service from a licensed private hauler of your choice — no city curbside collection
- No regular curbside bulk program; periodic free Clean Green Springfield drop-off depot events (e.g. Saturdays 8am–2pm)
- Free at Clean Green drop-off events; landfill tipping fees apply for self-haul ($35.47/ton, $20 minimum)
- City of Springfield — Department of Environmental Services (residents choose their own licensed hauler)
At a glance: Springfield
- Trash day
- Weekly trash service from a licensed private hauler of your choice — no city curbside collection
- Bulk pickup
- No regular curbside bulk program; periodic free Clean Green Springfield drop-off depot events (e.g. Saturdays 8am–2pm)
- Bulk cost
- Free at Clean Green drop-off events; landfill tipping fees apply for self-haul ($35.47/ton, $20 minimum)
- Dump
- Noble Hill Sanitary Landfill (city-owned)
- Hazardous waste
- Household Chemical Collection Center
Regular trash day
- Schedule
- Weekly trash service from a licensed private hauler of your choice — no city curbside collection
Bulk & large-item pickup
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Landfills, transfer stations & drop-offs
| Name | Type | Address | Hours | Fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Noble Hill Sanitary Landfill (city-owned) | landfill | 3545 W Farm Rd 34, Willard, MO 65781 | Mon–Fri 7am–4pm, Sat 7am–3pm | $35.47/ton, $20 minimum; special handling $140/hour plus tipping fees |
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Household hazardous waste
Household Chemical Collection Center
- Address
- 1226 W Nichols St, Springfield, MO 65802
- Phone
- (417) 864-2000
- Hours
- By appointment only: Tue 7–10am, Thu 3–6pm; also 1st two Saturdays in April and last two Saturdays in October, 9am–noon
- Residency
- Springfield residents
Accepted
- automotive products
- pesticides
- household cleaners
- aerosol cans
- arts and crafts materials
- oil-based paints and stains
- other hazardous, toxic, and flammable household items
Yard waste
- Schedule
- No city curbside yard waste program; free drop-off at the Yardwaste Recycling Center Tue–Sat 8am–5pm (3790 S Farm Rd 119, Brookline, MO); limited amounts also accepted at the Lone Pine and Franklin Ave recycling centers
No city-run curbside trash or bulk pickup — residents choose and subscribe to a licensed private hauler; the city council voted to keep this system. The city does operate the Noble Hill landfill, the Yardwaste Recycling Center, two recycling drop-off centers, and the Household Chemical Collection Center.
Frequently asked questions
- When is trash day in Springfield, MO?
- Weekly trash service from a licensed private hauler of your choice — no city curbside collection
- When is bulk pickup in Springfield, MO?
- No regular curbside bulk program; periodic free Clean Green Springfield drop-off depot events (e.g. Saturdays 8am–2pm) No home pickup available — transport items to a Clean Green drop-off event; watch springfieldmo.gov / cleangreensgf.com for event dates
- How much does bulk pickup cost in Springfield?
- Free at Clean Green drop-off events; landfill tipping fees apply for self-haul ($35.47/ton, $20 minimum)
- What items are accepted for bulk pickup in Springfield?
- furniture, general household trash, mattresses and box springs, tires (detached from rims)
- Where can I dump trash near Springfield?
- Noble Hill Sanitary Landfill (city-owned) (3545 W Farm Rd 34, Willard, MO 65781)
- Where do I take hazardous waste in Springfield?
- Household Chemical Collection Center (1226 W Nichols St, Springfield, MO 65802)
- Yard waste in Springfield: No city curbside yard waste program; free drop-off at the Yardwaste Recycling Center Tue–Sat 8am–5pm (3790 S Farm Rd 119, Brookline, MO); limited amounts also accepted at the Lone Pine and Franklin Ave recycling centers
- No city curbside yard waste program; free drop-off at the Yardwaste Recycling Center Tue–Sat 8am–5pm (3790 S Farm Rd 119, Brookline, MO); limited amounts also accepted at the Lone Pine and Franklin Ave recycling centers