What goes in the Edmond OK recycling cart?
Clean, empty, dry paper, cardboard, cereal boxes, juice cartons, aluminum and tin cans, clear, green, and brown glass bottles and jars, and #1 and #2 plastic bottles, tubs, and jugs. Edmond refuses plastics #3 through #7, aerosol cans, aluminum foil, egg cartons, foam, bubble wrap, plastic bags, waxed cartons, light bulbs, batteries, and hangers. Everything goes in loose and unsorted.
Where can I drop off recycling in Edmond?
Two city sites. The UCO drop-off at 427 Chartrand Avenue, Parking Lot 3, takes cardboard, aluminum, glass, tin, paper, and #1 and #2 plastics. The Transfer Station at 5300 Recycle Trail takes recyclables free for Edmond Solid Waste customers who show a utility bill and driver's license, but it refuses glass. Call the transfer station at (405) 509-7012.
How do I get rid of large items in Edmond OK?
Call Solid Waste Services at (405) 359-4541 before you set anything at the curb, and they give you your bulk date. Edmond offers up to 12 bulk collections a year at $10 per cubic yard for the first 2 cubic yards and $5 for each extra yard, billed on your utility bill. Ask for a fee estimate the day before pickup.
What does the Edmond Transfer Station charge residents?
Edmond residents pay $7 for one item, $15 for half a pickup load, $22 for a full pickup load, and $28 for a single-axle trailer. Double-axle trailers pay $52 per ton plus fees. The station at 5300 Recycle Trail opens 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday and 8:00 AM to noon Saturday, and the last drop-off is 30 minutes before closing.
How does Edmond handle household hazardous waste?
Edmond offers two options. Schedule unlimited doorside household hazardous waste pickups, including TVs and computers, at no extra charge since your monthly solid waste fee covers them. Or, for a fee, drop chemicals at Oklahoma City's facility, 1621 S. Portland Avenue, Tuesday through Friday, 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM and Saturday, 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM, with your driver's license and current Edmond utility statement.
How do I dispose of an old refrigerator in Edmond OK?
Get the refrigerant removed first. A licensed technician must tag or certify that the freon is out, and you send the Verification of Proper Removal of CFC-Refrigerant form to the Utility Customer Service Office before crews schedule the bulk pickup. The same form is required to drop the unit at the transfer station. The rule covers refrigerators, freezers, and air conditioners.