Weekly Collection Schedule
Official municipal pickup timing for Daytona Beach
Trash Day
Twice weekly (Monday and Thursday or Tuesday and Friday depending on zone)
Recycling
Once weekly (day varies by zone)
Yard Waste
Wednesday
Set Out Time
By 7:00 AM on collection day
Utility Billing & Payments
Manage your local solid waste services
Trash and recycling services are billed together on your monthly City of Daytona Beach combined utility statement alongside water and sewer.
Billing Cycle
Monthly
Accepted Methods
Online, Phone, Mail, Drop Box, In Person
Pro Tip / Discount
No specific city utility discounts listed, but eligible low-income residents can apply for utility assistance through Volusia County or United Way 2-1-1.
City-issued Toter Bin (Trash)
Place the toter curbside next to your driveway. It holds a maximum of 80 lbs. Excess garbage may be placed in closed cans, bags, or boxes beside the toter.
Accepted Items
- ✓Household garbage
- ✓Food waste
- ✓Non-recyclable plastics
- ✓Standard refuse
City-issued Recycling Bin Bin (Recycling)
Place recyclables loosely in the bin. Do not use plastic bags. If you have overflow, put it in a brown paper bag on top of or beside the bin.
Accepted Items
- ✓Cardboard and paper
- ✓Aluminum and steel cans
- ✓Glass bottles and jars
- ✓Plastic bottles (codes 1 & 2)
Do NOT Include
- ✕Plastic bags
- ✕Styrofoam
- ✕Food waste
- ✕Concrete
- ✕Yard waste
Yard Waste Bin
Collected citywide on Wednesdays. Place clippings in bags, boxes, or reusable containers. Limbs and fronds must be stacked neatly, cut to 5 feet or less in length, and under 6 inches in diameter.
Accepted Items
- ✓Grass clippings
- ✓Leaves
- ✓Small trimmings
- ✓Tree limbs (under 5 ft)
- ✓Palm fronds
Bulky Item Pickup
Frequency
Twice a week (on regular garbage days)
Placement
Stack items neatly beside your city-issued toter on your scheduled Monday/Thursday or Tuesday/Friday collection day.
Accepted
- ✓ Furniture
- ✓ Appliances
- ✓ Large household junk
- ✓ Mattresses
Not Accepted
- ✕ Concrete
- ✕ Heavy construction materials
- ✕ Commercial debris
- ✕ Hazardous waste
Standard bulky household items are included in your service. Removing concrete or improper mixed piles will result in extra collection costs added to your utility bill.
Holiday Schedule
General Rule
There is no curbside pickup of garbage, yard trash, or recycling in Daytona Beach on these three holidays.
Yard Waste Exception
If a holiday falls on Wednesday, your citywide yard waste collection will typically be delayed to the following day.
Curbside pickup continues as normal on all other holidays, including MLK Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Labor Day.
Observed Holidays
Seasonal Information
Hurricane Season
June to NovemberWhen a tropical storm or hurricane watch is issued for the Daytona Beach coast, immediately secure your toters indoors. Do not place yard debris or bulk items at the curb, as high winds can turn them into dangerous projectiles.
Heavy Spring Landscaping
March to MayDuring peak pruning season, remember that all tree limbs and palm fronds must be cut to a maximum of 5 feet in length and 6 inches in diameter to be collected on the dedicated Wednesday yard waste route.
Winter Holidays
December to JanuaryPost-holiday trash volume often exceeds the 80-pound toter limit. You can place excess holiday wrapping and standard household trash in separate bags or cans stacked neatly beside your toter on collection day.
Local Tips & Community Info
Turn Your Old Cans into Cold Cash Right Here in Daytona Beach!
While our regular recycling program is fantastic, did you know you can get a little something back for certain items? Keep an eye out for local scrap yards that might take things like scrap metal. For aluminum cans, Florida has a state program that lets you redeem them for cash. You'll want to check with specific redemption centers in the wider Volusia County area to see which ones accept these, as it's a great way to get a few extra bucks while helping the environment. A quick search for "aluminum can redemption Volusia County" should point you in the right direction!
Give Your Gently Used Stuff a Second Life in the Daytona Beach Area
Got furniture, clothes, or household goods that are still perfectly good but you just don't need anymore? Instead of tossing them, think about donating! There are likely local thrift stores and charitable organizations in and around Daytona Beach that would love to take your items. Places like the Habitat for Humanity ReStore often accept donations of building materials, furniture, and appliances, helping fund their projects in the community. Checking with local churches or community centers can also lead you to specific donation drives or places that can use your contributions.
Keeping Our Shores Clean: Tackling Dumped Trash in Daytona Beach
It's a bummer when people dump trash illegally, especially in a beautiful place like Daytona Beach. If you ever spot illegal dumping, reporting it is super important for keeping our community looking good and our environment healthy. In Volusia County, you can usually report this to the county's solid waste or code enforcement department. They often have a specific number or online form to fill out. Participating in local beach or park clean-up events is another fantastic way to make a direct impact and show some love for our local spots!
Drop-off Facilities
Volusia County Solid Waste Facility (Tomoka Farms Road Landfill)
1990 Tomoka Farms Road, Port Orange, FL 32128
Materials Accepted
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I schedule a bulk item pickup in Daytona Beach?
You do not need to schedule a special pickup for standard bulk items. Daytona Beach includes bulky item collection with your regular twice-a-week garbage service. Just stack your furniture or appliances neatly next to your toter on collection day.
What are the rules for yard waste collection?
Yard waste is picked up citywide every Wednesday. Grass and leaves must be placed in bags, boxes, or reusable containers. Tree limbs and palm fronds must be neatly stacked, and cannot exceed 5 feet in length or 6 inches in diameter.
What should I do if my garbage toter is full?
The city-provided toters are designed to hold up to 80 pounds. If you have excess household trash, you are permitted to place it in closed cans, bags, or boxes and stack them neatly beside the toter at the curb.
Does Daytona Beach collect trash on Memorial Day or Labor Day?
Yes. The city only suspends collection on New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day. On all other federal and state holidays, including Memorial Day and Labor Day, your trash and recycling will be collected on its normal schedule.