When is trash day in Oklahoma City, OK?

Weekly - Big Blue cart on your assigned day (check your water bill, okcutilities.com, or the MyTrashDay map); carts out by 6 a.m. (no earlier than 7 p.m. the night before); all trash bagged inside the cart - no bags outside the cart

When is bulk pickup in Oklahoma City, OK?

Monthly - begins the first Monday of each month; two three-day windows (Mon-Tue-Wed and Wed-Thu-Fri) based on your assigned day; crews collect on any one day within the window No appointment needed - automatic monthly service; find your day via the MyTrashDay map, your okcutilities.com account, or your paper water bill

How much does bulk pickup cost in Oklahoma City?

First 4 cubic yards per month included in regular monthly fees; piles of 4-10 cubic yards billed on next utility bill; piles over 10 cubic yards need customer approval of excess charges

What items are accepted for bulk pickup in Oklahoma City?

large appliances (freon items need a scheduled special pickup - call 405-297-2833), furniture and carpets, small trees and DIY landscape waste (limbs cut to 10 ft or shorter), fencing, small DIY home-repair waste (no contractor waste), glass and mirrors (wrapped in cardboard, labeled 'GLASS')

Where can I dump trash near Oklahoma City?

East Oak Landfill (3201 Mosley Rd., Oklahoma City, OK); Oklahoma City Landfill (7001 S. Bryant Ave., Oklahoma City, OK); Oklahoma Landfill (7600 SW 15th St., Oklahoma City, OK); GFL Landfill (2601 N. Midwest Blvd., Spencer, OK)

Where do I take hazardous waste in Oklahoma City?

Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center (1621 S. Portland Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73108)

E-waste in Oklahoma City: OKC holds an annual spring Special Collection Event at the State Fairgrounds accepting tires without wheels/rims, computers and peripherals, medications and ammunition (bring current OKC water bill); for year-round computer recycling the city refers residents to the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality

OKC holds an annual spring Special Collection Event at the State Fairgrounds accepting tires without wheels/rims, computers and peripherals, medications and ammunition (bring current OKC water bill); for year-round computer recycling the city refers residents to the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality

Trash, bulk pickup & dump guide for Oklahoma City, OK

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

Weekly - Big Blue cart on your assigned day (check your water bill, okcutilities.com, or the MyTrashDay map); carts out by 6 a.m. (no earlier than 7 p.m. the night before); all trash bagged inside the cart - no bags outside the cart
Monthly - begins the first Monday of each month; two three-day windows (Mon-Tue-Wed and Wed-Thu-Fri) based on your assigned day; crews collect on any one day within the window
First 4 cubic yards per month included in regular monthly fees; piles of 4-10 cubic yards billed on next utility bill; piles over 10 cubic yards need customer approval of excess charges
City of Oklahoma City — Utilities Department / Public Works

At a glance: Oklahoma City

Trash day: Weekly - Big Blue cart on your assigned day (check your water bill, okcutilities.com, or the MyTrashDay map); carts out by 6 a.m. (no earlier than 7 p.m. the night before); all trash bagged inside the cart - no bags outside the cart
Bulk pickup: Monthly - begins the first Monday of each month; two three-day windows (Mon-Tue-Wed and Wed-Thu-Fri) based on your assigned day; crews collect on any one day within the window
Bulk cost: First 4 cubic yards per month included in regular monthly fees; piles of 4-10 cubic yards billed on next utility bill; piles over 10 cubic yards need customer approval of excess charges
Dump: East Oak Landfill
Hazardous waste: Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center

Trash day
Bulk pickup
Dumps
Hazardous waste
E-waste
FAQ

Regular trash day

Schedule: Weekly - Big Blue cart on your assigned day (check your water bill, okcutilities.com, or the MyTrashDay map); carts out by 6 a.m. (no earlier than 7 p.m. the night before); all trash bagged inside the cart - no bags outside the cart

Official source: okc.gov

Bulk & large-item pickup

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Official source: okc.gov

Landfills, transfer stations & drop-offs

Name	Type	Address	Hours	Fees
East Oak Landfill	landfill	3201 Mosley Rd., Oklahoma City, OK OKC residential trash customers with an active OKC Utilities account; bring original current trash bill or My OKC Utilities app; apartment complexes not eligible	Free Landfill Day only - typically May and September, 7 a.m.-3 p.m.; check city page for dates	Free for OKC residential trash customers on Free Landfill Day (twice yearly); city publishes no resident gate rates - normal gate fees apply otherwise
Accepted household trash, furniture and bulky items (televisions accepted), large appliances (no Freon/coolants), bagged leaves and landscape waste, DIY construction and demolition debris (GFL landfill only) Not accepted household hazardous waste, tires or automotive parts, oils, pool chemicals or propane tanks, car batteries, electronic waste, appliances containing Freon/refrigerants Official source: okc.gov
Oklahoma City Landfill	landfill	7001 S. Bryant Ave., Oklahoma City, OK OKC residential trash customers with an active OKC Utilities account; bring original current trash bill or My OKC Utilities app	Free Landfill Day only - typically May and September, 7 a.m.-3 p.m.; check city page for dates	Free for OKC residential trash customers on Free Landfill Day (twice yearly); city publishes no resident gate rates - normal gate fees apply otherwise
Accepted household trash, furniture and bulky items (televisions accepted), large appliances (no Freon/coolants), bagged leaves and landscape waste Not accepted household hazardous waste, tires or automotive parts, oils, pool chemicals or propane tanks, car batteries, electronic waste, appliances containing Freon/refrigerants Official source: okc.gov
Oklahoma Landfill	landfill	7600 SW 15th St., Oklahoma City, OK OKC residential trash customers with an active OKC Utilities account; bring original current trash bill or My OKC Utilities app	Free Landfill Day only - typically May and September, 7 a.m.-3 p.m.; check city page for dates	Free for OKC residential trash customers on Free Landfill Day (twice yearly); city publishes no resident gate rates - normal gate fees apply otherwise
Accepted household trash, furniture and bulky items (televisions accepted), large appliances (no Freon/coolants), bagged leaves and landscape waste Not accepted household hazardous waste, tires or automotive parts, oils, pool chemicals or propane tanks, car batteries, electronic waste, appliances containing Freon/refrigerants Official source: okc.gov
GFL Landfill	landfill	2601 N. Midwest Blvd., Spencer, OK OKC residential trash customers with an active OKC Utilities account; construction and demolition materials only	Free Landfill Day only - typically May and September, 7 a.m.-3 p.m.; check city page for dates	Free for OKC residential trash customers on Free Landfill Day (twice yearly); city publishes no resident gate rates - normal gate fees apply otherwise
Accepted DIY construction and demolition debris only Not accepted household hazardous waste, tires or automotive parts, oils, pool chemicals or propane tanks, car batteries, electronic waste, appliances containing Freon/refrigerants, non-C&D materials Official source: okc.gov

Household hazardous waste

Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center

Address: 1621 S. Portland Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73108
Phone: (405) 682-7038
Hours: Tue-Fri 9:30 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat 8:30-11:30 a.m.; Swap Shop Tue-Fri 9:30 a.m.-4:45 p.m.
Residency: Free for OKC residents - bring City water bill as proof of residency; residents of The Village, Yukon, Edmond, Bethany, Nichols Hills, Warr Acres, Mustang, Moore, Shawnee, El Reno and Tinker AFB may also use it but may be charged through their municipality

Official source: okc.gov

Accepted

auto products (antifreeze, brake fluid, gasoline, oil, oil filters, transmission fluid, refrigerants)
batteries (alkaline, automotive, rechargeable, lithium, lead acid, button cell)
e-cigarettes and vape devices
lawn and garden products (fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides, weed killers)
household products (cleaners, aerosols, CFLs, fluorescent tubes, LED bulbs, mercury thermometers, kerosene)
paint products (latex, oil-based, thinners, stains, varnishes, propane tanks)

Not accepted

ammunition
explosives
radioactive waste
biomedical waste
commercial hazardous waste
high-pressure cylinders
tires
medications
computer equipment

Official source: okc.gov

E-waste

How: OKC holds an annual spring Special Collection Event at the State Fairgrounds accepting tires without wheels/rims, computers and peripherals, medications and ammunition (bring current OKC water bill); for year-round computer recycling the city refers residents to the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
Cost: Free at the event

Official source: okc.gov

OKC operates no city-owned landfill - the four landfills above are private facilities that participate in the city's twice-yearly Free Landfill Day (2026 dates: May 2 and September 12). Bulky waste route changes (Phase 2) took effect May 1, 2026 for about 13,000 households. Bulky service does not shift for holidays. No separate curbside yard-waste service - bagged leaves and grass go inside the Big Blue trash cart. Bagged items are never collected in the bulky program.

Frequently asked questions

When is trash day in Oklahoma City, OK?: Weekly - Big Blue cart on your assigned day (check your water bill, okcutilities.com, or the MyTrashDay map); carts out by 6 a.m. (no earlier than 7 p.m. the night before); all trash bagged inside the cart - no bags outside the cart
When is bulk pickup in Oklahoma City, OK?: Monthly - begins the first Monday of each month; two three-day windows (Mon-Tue-Wed and Wed-Thu-Fri) based on your assigned day; crews collect on any one day within the window No appointment needed - automatic monthly service; find your day via the MyTrashDay map, your okcutilities.com account, or your paper water bill
How much does bulk pickup cost in Oklahoma City?: First 4 cubic yards per month included in regular monthly fees; piles of 4-10 cubic yards billed on next utility bill; piles over 10 cubic yards need customer approval of excess charges
What items are accepted for bulk pickup in Oklahoma City?: large appliances (freon items need a scheduled special pickup - call 405-297-2833), furniture and carpets, small trees and DIY landscape waste (limbs cut to 10 ft or shorter), fencing, small DIY home-repair waste (no contractor waste), glass and mirrors (wrapped in cardboard, labeled 'GLASS')
Where can I dump trash near Oklahoma City?: East Oak Landfill (3201 Mosley Rd., Oklahoma City, OK); Oklahoma City Landfill (7001 S. Bryant Ave., Oklahoma City, OK); Oklahoma Landfill (7600 SW 15th St., Oklahoma City, OK); GFL Landfill (2601 N. Midwest Blvd., Spencer, OK)
Where do I take hazardous waste in Oklahoma City?: Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center (1621 S. Portland Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73108)
E-waste in Oklahoma City: OKC holds an annual spring Special Collection Event at the State Fairgrounds accepting tires without wheels/rims, computers and peripherals, medications and ammunition (bring current OKC water bill); for year-round computer recycling the city refers residents to the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality: OKC holds an annual spring Special Collection Event at the State Fairgrounds accepting tires without wheels/rims, computers and peripherals, medications and ammunition (bring current OKC water bill); for year-round computer recycling the city refers residents to the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality

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