Weekly Collection Schedule
Official municipal pickup timing for Prescott Valley
Trash Day
Varies by neighborhood zone
Recycling
Varies by neighborhood zone
Yard Waste
Varies by service provider / Drop-off only
Set Out Time
By 6:00 AM on collection day
Utility Billing & Payments
Manage your local solid waste services
The Town of Prescott Valley bills monthly for municipal water, sewer, and stormwater services, while residential trash collection is arranged directly through private waste haulers. The Town also provides seasonal free bulk trash disposal vouchers.
Billing Cycle
Monthly
Accepted Methods
Online, Auto-Pay, Phone, Mail, Drop Box, In Person
Varies by private hauler (Often Green or Black) Bin (Trash)
Since routes are managed privately, place your cart at the curb by 6:00 a.m. on your designated service day. The Town requires all trash to be securely bagged inside the cart to prevent littering into local storm washes.
Accepted Items
- ✓Everyday household garbage
- ✓Bagged food waste
- ✓Small amounts of bagged yard debris
Free Drop-Off Dumpsters Bin (Recycling)
Take recyclables to the labeled dumpsters outside the Waste Management landfill entrance at 2600 N Lake Valley Road. Do not bag recyclables in plastic garbage bags.
Accepted Items
- ✓Corrugated cardboard
- ✓Clean paper
- ✓Plastic bottles and jugs
- ✓Aluminum and tin cans
Do NOT Include
- ✕Plastic bags
- ✕Styrofoam
- ✕Glass (often restricted by local processors)
- ✕Food waste
Yard Waste Bin
There is no separate weekly yard waste cart. Small clippings must be bagged and tossed in the regular trash. Large branches can be self-hauled using the Town's spring bulk voucher program.
Accepted Items
- ✓Grass clippings (bagged in trash)
- ✓Large brush (via bulk voucher)
Bulky Item Pickup
Frequency
Annually via Spring Voucher (March 1 - June 30)
Placement
This is a self-haul program. You must transport your items directly to the Waste Management landfill or the Gray Wolf landfill and present your unexpired voucher at the gate.
Accepted
- ✓ Mattresses and furniture
- ✓ Large yard waste and brush
- ✓ Bulky household clutter
Not Accepted
- ✕ Household wet trash or municipal solid waste
- ✕ Propane tanks and hazardous liquids
- ✕ Tires, TVs, refrigerators, and freezers
- ✕ Commercial or demolition debris
The voucher covers the first $50 of disposal fees. Any weight or volume exceeding that allowance will be charged at the standard landfill gate rate.
Holiday Schedule
General Rule
Private haulers like Waste Management and Best Pick Disposal typically delay service by one day if your collection falls on or after a major holiday.
Yard Waste Exception
The spring bulk voucher program is subject to the operating hours of the local landfills, which may close early or completely on holidays.
Because collection is privatized, holiday schedules can fluctuate between providers. Always check directly with your specific hauler for exact service shifts.
Observed Holidays
Seasonal Information
Spring
March 1 to June 30This is the active window for Prescott Valley's Bulk Trash Disposal Voucher Program. Request your free voucher from the Neighborhood Services Office early, as they expire 30 days after issuance and cannot be redeemed after June 30th.
Summer
JulyJuly is the designated month for the Town's Household Hazardous Waste pickup. Ensure you have registered in advance so crews know to stop at your front door to collect your boxed chemicals and paint.
Summer Monsoon
July to SeptemberMonsoon microbursts bring intense winds that can easily knock over garbage carts. Ensure your lids are completely closed, and never overload bins. Windblown trash that ends up in local stormwater washes violates Town code.
Local Tips & Community Info
Turn Your Cans and Bottles into Cash Right Here in PV!
Heard you've got a pile of cans and bottles? Instead of letting them gather dust, did you know you can turn them into a little extra cash? Arizona has a state program for redeeming beverage containers. While Prescott Valley itself doesn't have a massive public redemption center, you can often find private buyback centers in larger nearby towns that take aluminum cans, plastic bottles, and glass. Keep an eye out for local scrap yards too; they sometimes buy scrap metal like old appliances or car parts. It's a great way to clean up and get a few bucks back!
Got Stuff to Give Away? Let's Help Our Prescott Valley Neighbors!
Before you toss that couch or those gently used clothes, think about giving them a second life! There are a few awesome spots in and around Prescott Valley that would love your donations. The Prescott Valley Salvation Army Thrift Store is a great place for clothing, household goods, and furniture. If you're looking to support building projects, Habitat for Humanity ReStore in nearby Prescott often accepts donations of furniture, appliances, and building materials. Your pre-loved items can really make a difference for someone else in our community.
Keeping Prescott Valley Beautiful: What About Those Pesky Dumpers?
We all want Prescott Valley to look its best, right? If you ever spot folks dumping trash illegally out in the open, it's super important to let the city know. Prescott Valley has a specific process for reporting illegal dumping. You can usually call the Public Works Department or look for a reporting form on the city's official website. They take this seriously because it's bad for our environment and our neighborhoods. Sometimes, the city also organizes community clean-up days, so keep an ear out for those – it’s a fun way to pitch in and meet other local folks who care about our town.
Drop-off Facilities
Waste Management Landfill & Transfer Station
2600 N Lake Valley Road, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
Materials Accepted
Gray Wolf Regional Landfill
23355 E State Rte 169, Dewey, AZ 86327
Materials Accepted
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Town of Prescott Valley provide weekly trash pickup?
No, Prescott Valley operates under an open-market system. Residents must set up their own weekly trash service by subscribing to a private hauling company, such as Waste Management or Best Pick Disposal.
How do I get rid of large furniture or bulk trash for free?
The Town offers a Bulk Trash Disposal Voucher Program from March 1 to June 30. Residents can request a free voucher from the Neighborhood Services Office (7351 E Skoog Blvd) that covers one pickup truckload of bulk waste at the local landfills.
Where can I drop off my cardboard and recycling?
Residents can utilize the free public recycling dumpsters located just outside the entrance of the Waste Management landfill at 2600 N Lake Valley Road. These bins accept cardboard, plastic bottles, and paper without a gate fee.
How can I dispose of old paint and chemicals?
Prescott Valley hosts an annual Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) program in July. After signing up through the Neighborhood Services Office, you can place your hazardous materials in marked cardboard boxes right outside your front door for safe collection.