Lubbock trash & bulky-item rules
Lubbock uses Citizen Convenience Stations for many large household items. A current Bulky Items page says eight visits per year, while the current Solid Waste page says four visits per year for bulky household drop-offs, so the annual station-use limit should be confirmed before relying on a number.
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Guidance checked against the official/local sources below. Recheck the cited source before an unusual set-out.
Quick answer
Lubbock uses Citizen Convenience Stations for many large household items. A current Bulky Items page says eight visits per year, while the current Solid Waste page says four visits per year for bulky household drop-offs, so the annual station-use limit should be confirmed before relying on a number.
Who qualifies matters. City of Lubbock Utility Solid Waste customers hauling household items from their own single-family residence; photo ID or matching utility proof may be required.
Furniture, mattresses and appliances
Furniture, mattresses, appliances, fencing and other listed household items can use the stations within item and load limits. The City generally caps a load at about 3 cubic yards; tires are limited to four passenger tires per home per year.
Household hazardous waste and other special material
Household hazardous waste is handled separately by appointment. The City lists 806-775-2495 for scheduling and operates four convenience stations at 1631 84th Street, 208 Municipal Drive, 4307 Adrian Street and 7308 Milwaukee Avenue, generally Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Where to take large items in Lubbock
Confirm the Lubbock pickup date, item limits and preparation rules before setting anything out.
Before set-out
Bring identification and confirm the station allowance before making a trip. Because the City currently publishes both four-visit and eight-visit limits, call Solid Waste if the annual free-visit count matters to your disposal plan.
- Confirm the service address and the agency or hauler responsible for it.
- Check whether the bulky route requires an appointment, assigned week, sticker, fee or volume limit.
Official sources
These are the official or responsible-agency sources used for the Lubbock guide. Recheck time-sensitive details on the linked source before an unusual set-out or special trip.
- Lubbock — Bulky ItemsOfficial/local source for this guide · mylubbock.us
- Lubbock — Solid WasteOfficial/local source for this guide · mylubbock.us
- Lubbock — Citizen Convenience StationsOfficial/local source for this guide · mylubbock.us