FloridaPasco County•Population: 21,800

Jasmine Estates Trash Pickup Schedule

Serviced by Various Licensed Haulers (e.g., Waste Connections, WM, J.D. Parker & Sons)(Private Subscription (County Licensed))

Direct Helpline

727-857-2780

Need extra help?

Contact the municipality directly for specialized services and permits.

Official Support

Weekly Collection Schedule

Official municipal pickup timing for Jasmine Estates

Trash Day

Varies by neighborhood zone

Recycling

Varies by neighborhood zone (typically once per week)

Yard Waste

Varies by neighborhood zone

Set Out Time

By 6:00 AM on collection day

NOTECurbside trash and recycling in Jasmine Estates are provided by county-licensed private haulers; contact your chosen hauler for exact pickup days and cart placement guidelines.

Utility Billing & Payments

Manage your local solid waste services

Pasco County does not bill for trash collection; residents subscribe directly with an authorized private hauling company or self-haul waste to county solid waste facilities.

Billing Cycle

Varies by hauler (typically Monthly or Quarterly)

Accepted Methods

Online, Auto-Pay, Phone, Mail (varies by private hauler)

Varies by Hauler (Often Green, Gray, or Resident-Provided) Bin (Trash)

Since services are privatized, specific bin requirements depend on your chosen hauler. Most require carts to be placed at the curb by 6:00 AM on your scheduled collection days.

Accepted Items

  • ✓Everyday household garbage
  • ✓Food waste
  • ✓Glass bottles and jars (Do not recycle glass in Pasco County)
  • ✓Non-recyclable packaging and foam

Varies (Must have a secure lid and county sticker if personal) Bin (Recycling)

Your recycling container MUST have a secure lid. Open laundry baskets, cardboard boxes, or temporary bins are strictly prohibited and will not be collected.

Accepted Items

  • ✓Aluminum and metal food cans
  • ✓Cardboard (flattened)
  • ✓Newspaper, magazines, and office paper
  • ✓Plastic bottles, jars, and containers (Codes #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, and #7)

Do NOT Include

  • ✕Glass of any kind
  • ✕Plastic grocery bags or film
  • ✕Styrofoam
  • ✕Juice and milk cartons
  • ✕Tanglers (hoses, wires, cords)

Yard Waste Bin

Yard waste collection rules vary by private hauler. Generally, debris must be bundled, bagged, or placed in a dedicated container. Branches usually cannot exceed 3-4 feet in length.

Accepted Items

  • ✓Grass clippings
  • ✓Leaves
  • ✓Small tree branches
  • ✓Palm fronds

Bulky Item Pickup

Appointment Required

Frequency

Varies by licensed hauler (Usually on-demand)

Placement

Do not place bulk items at the curb until you have a confirmed pickup date from your hauler to avoid code enforcement violations in Jasmine Estates.

Accepted

  • ✓ Furniture (couches, tables, chairs)
  • ✓ Mattresses and box springs
  • ✓ White goods and large appliances
  • ✓ Large household junk

Not Accepted

  • ✕ Hazardous waste (paint, chemicals, motor oil)
  • ✕ Commercial construction debris
  • ✕ Tires (must be taken to a facility)
  • ✕ Automotive parts

Private haulers generally charge an additional fee for bulk item collection. To avoid fees, residents can self-haul materials to the county transfer station, though standard tipping fees will apply there.

Holiday Schedule

General Rule

The Pasco County Solid Waste processing facilities are closed on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day. Consequently, all licensed haulers suspend collection on these days, pushing service back by one day for the remainder of the week.

Yard Waste Exception

Private haulers manage their own yard waste routing. While the three major holidays impact all haulers, minor holidays (like Memorial Day or Labor Day) may only affect specific companies. Always verify with your specific provider.

Because you contract directly with a private hauler, you must check their specific company website (e.g., Waste Connections, WM) for exact holiday schedules beyond the county-mandated closures.

Observed Holidays

New Year's DayThanksgiving DayChristmas Day

Seasonal Information

Hurricane Season

June to November

When a tropical storm or hurricane warning is issued for Pasco County, immediately stop placing bulk items and yard debris at the curb. Secure all trash and recycling carts inside your garage or home to prevent them from becoming dangerous projectiles.

Post-Holiday Cleanup

December to January

The influx of online shopping means overflowing cardboard. Flatten all boxes to save space in your recycling cart. Remember that foil-lined wrapping paper, ribbons, and styrofoam packing peanuts are not recyclable and must go in the trash.

Spring Landscaping

March to May

As the weather warms and yard work increases, remember that large amounts of yard waste may require a special pickup from your hauler. Alternatively, residents can drop off clean yard debris directly at the West Pasco Solid Waste Facility.

Local Tips & Community Info

Turning Scrap into Sparkle in Jasmine Estates: Cash for Your Cans!

Hey neighbors! Did you know you can get a little cash back for those aluminum cans and glass bottles? While Jasmine Estates doesn't have a dedicated buyback center right in town, Pasco County has options! Check out places like Metal Supermarkets or local scrap yards in the broader Tampa Bay area. Sometimes, they’ll take clean aluminum scrap, which can add up! Also, keep an eye out for special events that might pop up; sometimes municipalities host collection days for scrap metal. It's a great way to clear out clutter and make a few bucks while you're at it.

Giving Your Gently Used Stuff a Second Life Around Jasmine Estates

Got items that are still in good shape but you just don't need anymore? Instead of sending them to the landfill, consider donating them! The Habitat for Humanity ReStore in nearby New Port Richey is a fantastic spot for furniture, appliances, and building materials. For clothes, books, or household goods, there are usually local thrift stores that benefit various charities. You could also reach out to places like the Salvation Army or the American Thrift Store, which often have donation pick-up services or drop-off locations not too far from Jasmine Estates. It's a win-win for you and for those in need!

Keeping Jasmine Estates Clean: Tackling Trashy Behavior

Nobody likes seeing dumped trash around our beautiful community. If you ever spot illegal dumping, it's super important to report it. In Pasco County, you can contact the Solid Waste and Environmental Enforcement department. They have specific ways to handle these situations, and reporting helps keep our neighborhoods looking great. While Jasmine Estates might not have frequent community clean-up events scheduled, staying vigilant and reporting issues is a big help. You can usually find contact info on the Pasco County government website for reporting dumping.

Drop-off Facilities

West Pasco Recycling Center and Solid Waste Facility

14606 Hays Road, Spring Hill, FL 34610

Materials Accepted

Household garbageRecyclablesYard wasteConstruction debrisFurniture and bulk items
Monday - Saturday: 7:00 AM - 4:30 PM

Holiday Area Recycling Drop-Off

2305 Baillies Bluff Road, Holiday, FL 34691

Materials Accepted

CardboardPaperPlastic containers (#1-#5, #7)Aluminum and metal cans
Tuesday - Saturday: 7:30 AM - 3:30 PM

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I set up garbage collection service in Jasmine Estates?

Jasmine Estates is in unincorporated Pasco County, which operates an open-market system. The county does not provide trash service directly. You must contact one of the county's licensed private haulers (such as Waste Connections, Waste Management, or J.D. Parker & Sons) to set up and pay for a subscription service.

Why did my hauler refuse to empty my recycling bin?

Your recycling may have been rejected if it contained unacceptable items like glass, plastic bags, or styrofoam. Additionally, Pasco County mandates that all recycling bins must have a secure lid. If you placed recyclables in an open cardboard box or a laundry basket, the hauler is instructed not to collect it.

Where can I get a recycling sticker for my personal bin?

If you choose to use your own garbage can for recycling rather than renting one from your hauler, you must mark it with an official Pasco County recycling sticker. You can request a free sticker by calling the Pasco County Solid Waste Department at 727-857-2780.

What should I do with old glass bottles since they aren't recyclable here?

Because the Pasco County sorting facility cannot process glass, all glass bottles, jars, and containers must be thrown away in your regular household garbage bin. Do not drop them off at county recycling centers, as they are not accepted there either.