Clarksville trash & bulky-item rules

Clarksville does not have a universal City curbside garbage/bulky pickup program. Curbside service is generally through private haulers, while Bi-County provides resident self-haul facilities including the Highway Drive Transfer Station.

Who qualifies matters. Private-hauler rules vary by address; Bi-County resident facilities have user-fee, material and disposal rules.

Furniture, mattresses and other bulky household goods may be accepted by the serving hauler or at the proper Bi-County disposal facility. Fees and acceptance rules depend on the route used.

Montgomery County/Bi-County also publishes recycling and household hazardous waste events. The County announced a 2026 household hazardous waste event, but residents should check the current event details before travel.

For curbside bulky pickup, contact the private hauler serving the address. For self-haul, use the appropriate Bi-County facility; the Highway Drive Transfer Station is open six days a week, while mattresses, box springs and Freon appliances must go to the main landfill on Dover Road.

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 Clarksville guide. Recheck time-sensitive details on the linked source before an unusual set-out or special trip.

• Montgomery County — Bi-County Solid WasteOfficial/local source for this guide · montgomerytn.gov
• Montgomery County — RecyclingOfficial/local source for this guide · montgomerytn.gov
• Montgomery County — Household Hazardous Waste EventOfficial/local source for this guide · montgomerytn.gov