Community Corner

Kirkwood Spring Bulky Item Collection Dates Announced

All participating residents must pre-register at least one week prior to their scheduled trash/recycling service day.

March 1, 2021

Bulky item collection gives Kirkwood residents the opportunity to dispose of large furniture and appliances. Bulky item collection will occur two times per year, at no charge, throughout the entire city; once in the spring and once in the fall. All residents participating in the Bulky Item Collection Program must pre-register at least one week prior to their scheduled trash/recycling service day. Bulky items must be placed curbside by the Sunday night of their scheduled bulky collection week.

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Spring Collection Dates - April 5, 2021 to April 29, 2021

The City has been divided into four areas for bulky item collection: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday trash/recycling routes. This means your sanitation pickup day determines your bulky item collection week. Additionally, your solid waste (trash bill) account MUST BE CURRENT to participate in the bulky item collection program.

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Monday trash routes: April 5–8

Tuesday trash routes: April 12-15

Wednesday trash routes: April 19-22

Thursday trash routes: April 26-29

Residents must pre-register for the bulky item collection program by calling 314-984-5927 or online by visiting kirkwoodmo.org/BulkyItem.

If you miss your scheduled bulky item collection, a separate special pick-up can be scheduled for an additional fee by visiting kirkwoodmo.org/Special.

Important things to know and remember:

Don’t forget to register a week prior to your scheduled trash/recycling service day.

Only place bulky items that are too large to fit in your trash cart at the curb.

Acceptable items include large furniture and appliances (stoves, refrigerators, water heaters, washers, dryers, microwaves, rugs, carpet, doors/windows (wrapped in cardboard), small air conditioning units, etc.

Place no more than four (4) large items within one (1) to three (3) feet of the curb or street pavement for collection.

Place items curbside by Sunday night of your scheduled collection week. We make only one (1) pass on each street one (1) of the days during your collection week. You cannot schedule a particular day.

Be sure that access to the items is not blocked by parked vehicles.

For everyone's safety, wrap glass doors and tables, windows, and mirrors with cardboard.

Drain all gasoline and oil from lawn mowers.

Items not accepted: Computers and related equipment (i.e. monitors, printers, fax machines, copiers), hazardous materials or chemicals, commercial items or business equipment, yard waste, tree trunks, logs, building or construction type debris/materials, tires, auto batteries and motors, railroad ties, barrel drums, concrete, bricks, landscaping stones, boulders, rocks, dirt, or household trash. If any of these items are set out, the resident may be ticketed.

Computers and related equipment (i.e. monitors, printers, fax machines, copiers) are not accepted, but can be donated to a local charity or recycled at the following locations:

Red Leaf IT Asset Recovery & Recycling

636-778-9658

Redleafasset.com

Spectrum Ecycle Solutions

314-428-0777

info@spectrumecycle.com

Area Electronic Recycling Events

mrcrecycling.net


This press release was produced by the City of Kirkwood. The views expressed here are the author’s own.

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