Kissimmee, FL: bulky pickup & disposal rules
Kissimmee publishes a size-based charge for City bulky pickup; check the current posted price table and confirm the bill before setout.
Quick answer
Kissimmee collects approved large items, including furniture, appliances and mattresses, for eligible City customers without a separate advance appointment. Pickup incurs size-based charges appearing on the customer’s KUA electric bill; confirm the collection route for the address.
The City currently publishes $25.85 per cubic yard; older City rate information differs, so confirm the effective amount when arranging pickup.
October 2026 verified detail: The City of Kissimmee’s current Get Large Items Picked Up page publishes $25.85 per cubic yard for bulk collection, charged to the KUA electric bill. Confirm the effective rate at 407-518-2507 before setout because other/older City information has differed.
Verified local service instructions
The City currently publishes a $25.85-per-cubic-yard bulk pickup rate. Confirm the charge with Solid Waste because older City rate pages have differed.
Use the City's address-based Bulk Pickup Day lookup and place accepted items curbside by 7 a.m., at least four feet from obstructions and separated from yard waste. Call Solid Waste at 407-518-2507 for current charges and property eligibility; an Osceola County mailing address alone does not establish City service.
Source checked for this staging update on October 11, 2026. Always confirm that the street address and dwelling qualify, and confirm the item and collection date before setout.
Who qualifies
City sanitation eligibility matters: a Kissimmee mailing address may receive Osceola County or private service instead of City of Kissimmee collection. Confirm the provider and route before setting things outside.
Furniture, mattresses and appliances
The City lists furniture, appliances, mattresses, swing sets, large boxes and certain oversized landscape debris among the materials it can collect. Keep materials separated as the City directs; do not assume all construction waste is accepted without checking material-specific guidance.
Before setting anything out
Find the current service day using the City’s trash/recycling information or call 407-518-2507. Set approved items at the curb by 7 a.m. with at least four feet of clearance from carts, obstructions and other materials. Use the public curb location: City crews do not retrieve items from private backyards.
What not to put in the bulky pile
Contractor-generated construction or renovation waste, household chemicals and hazardous products should not go into regular bulk. Do not block sidewalks, roads or storm drains.
Where to take other large items
Fee source conflict — do not quote either amount as the current payable price. The City’s Get Large Items Picked Up webpage currently lists $25.85 for 1 cubic yard, whereas its Trash, Recycling & Yard Waste Schedule table currently lists $27.26 for 1 cubic yard. The webpages do not explain which rate is authoritative or the effective date. Both say fees can be charged for bulk service. Call the City Solid Waste Division at 407-518-2507 for a confirmed total before placing a load. Do not substitute the previously reported $26.23 figure as a verified rate.