Overland Park trash & bulky-item rules

Overland Park does not run one citywide bulky-pickup calendar. Private haulers serve residents, but City code requires each hauler to include at least one bulky-waste collection per year in basic residential service and to offer on-demand bulky collection.

Who qualifies matters. Residential service depends on the contracted hauler; City code requires a minimum annual bulky-item service component.

The exact preparation, item allowance and scheduling process can vary by hauler. City code requires the included annual collection and also requires an on-demand bulky service that is collected within two working days of the customer request, with the on-demand price negotiated between the hauler and customer.

Johnson County operates a household hazardous materials facility at 11231 Mastin Street for eligible residents, with appointments and material limits published by the County.

Identify the hauler serving the address and ask for the included annual bulky collection first. For additional or urgent bulky disposal, request the hauler’s on-demand service and confirm its price and preparation rules.

1. Confirm the service address and the agency or hauler responsible for it.
2. Check whether the bulky route requires an appointment, assigned week, sticker, fee or volume limit.

These are the official or responsible-agency sources used for the Overland Park guide. Recheck time-sensitive details on the linked source before an unusual set-out or special trip.

• Overland Park Municipal Code — Required Hauler ServicesOfficial/local source for this guide · online.encodeplus.com
• Overland Park — Solid Waste Administrative RegulationsOfficial/local source for this guide · online.encodeplus.com