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Vineland Trash Pickup Schedule

Serviced by City of Vineland Solid Waste Department / Atlantic County Utilities Authority (ACUA)(Municipal and Contractor (ACUA))

Direct Helpline

(856) 794-4089

Need extra help?

Contact the municipality directly for specialized services and permits.

Official Support

Weekly Collection Schedule

Official municipal pickup timing for Vineland

Trash Day

Trash is collected once per week, Monday through Friday, on a designated day depending on your neighborhood route.

Recycling

Recycling is collected once per week on the same day as your regular trash pickup (Monday through Friday).

Yard Waste

Up to 4 bags of grass clippings can be set out as bulky waste on your regular trash day; leaves and brush can also be dropped off Monday through Friday at city composting facilities or scheduled for seasonal public works pickup.

Set Out Time

By 6:00 AM on collection day (or curbside after 5:00 PM the evening before).

NOTEResidents can place one bulky item out per collection day, and additional city-issued 96-gallon trash carts can be requested by contacting the city.

Utility Billing & Payments

Manage your local solid waste services

The residential solid waste collection fee is billed monthly directly on your Vineland Municipal Utilities statement alongside electric and water charges.

Billing Cycle

Monthly

Accepted Methods

Online, Mobile App (myVineland), Auto-Pay (ACH), Mail, In Person, Drop Box

Pro Tip / Discount

Assistance programs are available for qualifying low-income residents through NJ SHARES and municipal relief programs.

Pay Bill Online

Standard resident-provided or contracted bin Bin (Trash)

All trash must be properly bagged or placed in sturdy containers. Place curbside by the designated time on your collection day.

Accepted Items

  • ✓Standard household garbage
  • ✓Food waste
  • ✓Dried latex paint (solidified with kitty litter)

Standard recycling bin Bin (Recycling)

Vineland utilizes a single-stream program. All items must be rinsed and clean. Do not bag recyclables in plastic grocery bags.

Accepted Items

  • ✓Plastics #1, #2, and #5
  • ✓Glass bottles and jars
  • ✓Aluminum and steel cans
  • ✓Clean cardboard and paper

Do NOT Include

  • ✕Plastic bags
  • ✕Styrofoam
  • ✕Ceramics
  • ✕Food-soiled materials

Yard Waste Bin

Public Works retrieves brush and leaves; call 856-794-4089 for scheduling. ACUA collects 4 bags of loose grass as a bulky item.

Accepted Items

  • ✓Brush and branches (handled by Public Works)
  • ✓Grass clippings (up to 4 bags counted as bulk by ACUA)

Bulky Item Pickup

Frequency

Weekly (One item per trash day)

Placement

Place your single bulk item alongside your regular household trash on your designated collection day.

Accepted

  • ✓ One piece of furniture
  • ✓ One mattress
  • ✓ Up to 4 rolls of tied carpet (4-foot lengths)
  • ✓ Up to 4 bags of cut grass

Not Accepted

  • ✕ Construction and demolition debris
  • ✕ Asphalt shingles, brick, and concrete
  • ✕ Hazardous waste and asbestos

Included in standard municipal services; however, metals and appliances require a separate appointment with Public Works.

Holiday Schedule

General Rule

Collection services provided by ACUA and the City are typically suspended on major holidays. If your scheduled day falls on a holiday, your pickup will be delayed by one day for the remainder of that week.

Yard Waste Exception

Specialized Public Works collections for brush and metals may experience longer delays during holiday weeks; call (856) 794-4089 to confirm appointments.

Always check the official municipal calendar or the Recycle Coach app for real-time updates on holiday schedule changes.

Observed Holidays

New Year's DayMemorial DayIndependence DayLabor DayThanksgiving DayChristmas Day

Seasonal Information

Autumn

October to December

During peak leaf season, residents can utilize the city-operated composting facilities on South Mill Road and Union Road for excess yard waste that cannot be accommodated by standard curbside limits.

Winter

January

Christmas trees are typically collected by the Public Works Department during scheduled sweeps in January. Trees must be bare, with all decorations, lights, and plastic bags removed.

Spring and Summer

March to September

If you are performing minor home repairs, remember that a small amount of wood can be placed curbside if it is bundled, tied, and no longer than four feet. More than two bundles is considered construction debris and will not be collected.

Local Tips & Community Info

Turn Your Recyclables into Cash in Vineland!

Got a stash of cans and bottles gathering dust? While Vineland's curbside program is fantastic, you might be able to snag a little extra cash. New Jersey has a state program that lets you redeem certain beverage containers. You can often take these to local supermarkets or dedicated redemption centers. For other scrap metal or larger items, it's worth looking into local scrapyards. A quick search for "scrap metal recycling Vineland NJ" or "bottle redemption Vineland" will give you the most up-to-date drop-off locations and what they accept. It’s a great way to get a few bucks back and keep valuable materials out of the landfill.

Giving Your Gently Used Stuff a Second Life in Vineland

Before you toss something that's still perfectly good, think about donating it! Vineland has options to help your pre-loved items find new homes. Consider reaching out to organizations like the Salvation Army or Goodwill, as they often have donation centers in or near the city that accept clothing, household goods, and more. For furniture and home decor, the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in nearby Millville is a fantastic place to drop off items that can help build homes and communities. Donating not only helps others but also reduces waste. Just give them a call beforehand to confirm what they’re accepting.

Keeping Vineland Sparkling: Tackling Junk and Getting Involved

Nobody likes seeing trash dumped where it doesn't belong. If you ever spot illegal dumping happening in Vineland, it's important to report it so the city can address it. You can usually report this to the Vineland Department of Public Works or the non-emergency police line. Keep an eye out for community clean-up events too! These are fantastic ways to lend a hand, meet your neighbors, and make Vineland an even better place to live. These events are often advertised on the city's official website or local community social media pages. And if you have anything truly hazardous, like old paint or electronics, the Cumberland County Improvement Authority often hosts special collection days, so check their schedule.

Drop-off Facilities

Vineland City Composting Facility & Drop-Off

1271 South Mill Road, Vineland, NJ 08360

Materials Accepted

Leaves and brushElectronic wasteUsed motor oilUsed anti-freeze
Monday - Friday 7:30 AM - 3:00 PM

Cumberland County Solid Waste Complex

169 Jesse Bridge Rd, Millville, NJ 08332 (Deerfield Township)

Materials Accepted

General solid wasteConstruction debris (fees apply)Tires (fees apply)
Contact the Cumberland County Improvement Authority for hours and tipping fees

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I throw away large furniture in Vineland, NJ?

Vineland allows residents to throw away one piece of bulky waste per scheduled trash day. You can place a single piece of furniture, one mattress, or up to four rolls of tied carpet (cut into 4-foot lengths) at the curb with your regular garbage.

Who picks up old refrigerators and metal appliances in Vineland?

The regular ACUA trash trucks will not take appliances. You must call the Vineland Public Works Department at (856) 794-4089 to schedule a specific appointment for 'white goods' and scrap metal collection.

Where can I drop off yard waste and electronics in Vineland?

The city operates a composting facility at 1271 South Mill Road. Residents can drop off leaves, brush, electronic waste, used motor oil, and used anti-freeze at this location, Monday through Friday from 7:30 AM to 3:00 PM.

Can I throw wet paint in the garbage?

No, liquid paint is not accepted. You must dry the paint first by mixing it with clay-based kitty litter or Speedy Dry. Once the mixture is completely solid and no longer pourable, you can dispose of the can with your regular household trash.