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Larger or non-empty ones (regardless of size) must be brought to the DPW on Hazardous Waste Days. Fire Extinguishers: Small, empty household extinguishers can be disposed with regular trash.Multiple doors would be considered construction material, which requires private disposal. Tape storm doors with glass to prevent shattering. Doors: Wooden doors must be cut in half.But please consider dropping them off for Electronics Recycling any weekday at DPW, One Franey Road, 8 a.m.

Computer accessories: The tower, printer, keyboard, computer laptops, and toner and ink cartridges can be placed with regular trash.Once yard waste collection resumes in mid-April any remaining uncollected trees may be placed out on the regular yard waste collection day.

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Pick up free mulch through February at DPW yard. Constituents must contact 311 to arrange for pick-up of a Christmas tree February to mid-April by City staff. Trees picked up through January are mulched.

Christmas trees: Place curbside on regular trash day after removing all decorations.

CDs/DVDs and covers (But please consider dropping them off for Electronics Recycling any weekday at DPW, One Franey Road, 8 a.m.

Camping stoves: The City will pick these up if there is no propane tank attached.

Rechargeable batteries, button cell batteries, and lithium batteries must be disposed of as Hazardous Waste. Laptop battery packs should be disposed of with Electronic Waste.

Alkaline batteries: Only regular household alkaline batteries (such as A, AA, C, or D) may be disposed of with regular trash.

Basketball poles/nets: The pole must be cut down to three feet in length.

can be disposed with regular trash, but please consider dropping them off for Electronics Recycling any weekday at DPW, One Franey Road, 8 a.m.

Appliances: Small household appliances including radios, VCRs (including tapes), toasters, irons, etc.

These items may disposed of with your regular trash.

Vital Records (Birth, Marriage, Domestic Partnership, Death).

Moving to Somerville: A New Resident's Guide.

Give us a call to schedule your appliance pick-up before setting at the curb.

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We can help you determine how many stickers you'll need based on the TV you want to dispose of.Īppliances require special handling. The size and weight of the television varies greatly.

Appliances (Fridges or freezers of any size ((doors must be removed)), washers, dryers, microwaves, etc.) - scheduling required.

Toilet (one sticker for base, one for tank).5 carpet rolls (4 foot length x 18 inch diameter).5 boxes or bags of trash (under 30 lbs.TV or computer monitor (19-inch screen and smaller)*.*Please keep in mind the following chart applies to residents in cities who utilize the ORANGE sticker listed above* $1 Sticker If you don't see your item, or a similar one, give us a call to verify. Use the list below to help with common items. The larger the item, the more it costs to get it gone. It’s important to purchase the right sticker for your community, so you can say goodbye to those large/extra items! The table below indicates which type of sticker you need based on the city you live in: If you’re already out and about, try purchasing stickers at a retailer near you! Stickers are commonly sold from the customer service departments of many local grocery stores, as well as hardware stores and city halls.ĭetermining which stickers you need to buy is based on where you live. If you want to shop in your pjs, try purchasing stickers online and have them shipped to your home. There are two ways to purchase large/extra item stickers. The good news is, for many metro area communities, you can still get rid of those large or extra items curbside with the large and extra item sticker program. Whether you’re cleaning out your house, or making room for that new appliance or couch, sometimes you need to get rid of things that don’t fit in your cart.

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