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Bulk Trash & Large-Item Pickup in Baltimore
Confirm when large items are collected, what needs an appointment, and how to prepare your pickup.
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In Baltimore City, bulk trash is collected by appointment once per month with a three-item limit. Book through 311, set items at your regular pickup spot, and avoid placing construction debris. Check DPW's delay page for holiday or weather changes.
Service type
One bulk collection day per month per area; schedule via 311; set items where trash is normally collected and mark as bulk collection.
Limits
Fees: Free curbside bulk collection for residents; drop-off centers are available for additional materials.
Illegal dumping
Report abandoned piles or improper dumping immediately.
Always confirm with the latest official notices or municipal postings before making plans.
What to put at the curb
- Accepted items
- Furniture, Appliances (white goods), Up to four tires (rims removed)
- Not accepted
- Construction and demolition debris, Sheetrock, siding, wood pieces, or roofing, Loose building materials
- Holiday shifts
- DPW posts delays and holiday impacts on its Collection and Service Delay page; check for updates.
Official service info
Source: Baltimore City DPW - Bulk Trash
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Pickup request template
Appointment request email
Hello Public Works, I'd like to arrange a bulk trash pickup at my address in Baltimore, Maryland. Your service is listed as "appointment" with this schedule: One bulk collection day per month per area; schedule via 311; set items where trash is normally collected and mark as bulk collection.. Accepted items: Furniture, Appliances (white goods), Up to four tires (rims removed). Not accepted: Construction and demolition debris, Sheetrock, siding, wood pieces, or roofing, Loose building materials. Please confirm the next available pickup window and any paperwork needed. Reference: https://www.cityrules.info/bulk-trash/united-states/maryland/baltimore
Frequently asked questions
Answers are summarized from the city bylaw for quick reference. For the full context, follow the official links below.

