Here's a list of common items that are not accepted for weekly trash pick up:

1. Yard Waste (Typically requires separate collection or composting)

Grass clippings

Leaves

Branches and brush

Garden waste

2. Construction & Demolition Debris (Requires special pickup or landfill drop-off)

Drywall

Lumber

Concrete, bricks, and rocks

Shingles and roofing material

Siding

3. Large/Bulky Items (Often require special pickup or disposal)

Carpets and rugs

Mattresses and box springs

Large furniture (couches, recliners, etc.)

Appliances (refrigerators, stoves, washers, dryers)

4. Hazardous Materials (Requires proper disposal at hazardous waste facilities)

Paint, stains, and varnishes

Motor oil and antifreeze

Pesticides and fertilizers

Batteries (car and household)

Fluorescent bulbs and tubes

Propane tanks

Cleaning chemicals and solvents

5. Electronics (E-Waste) (May need to go to an e-waste facility)

TVs and monitors

Computers and laptops

Printers and copiers

Cell phones and tablets

6. Tires (Must be taken to a tire recycling center)

7. Medical Waste

Needles and sharps (require designated disposal containers)

Prescription medications (should be taken to a pharmacy or drop-off location)