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Beavercreek Trash Pickup Schedule

Serviced by Rumpke, Waste Management (WM), Republic Services(Open Market (Resident Subscription))

Direct Helpline

937-562-5925 (Greene County Environmental Services)

Beavercreek Wastehauler Services Portal

Verify specific zones & holidays directly.

Official Website

Weekly Collection Schedule

Official municipal pickup timing for Beavercreek

Local Hauler Routes

Ohio waste management services operate on weekly zone-based schedules. Exact pickup days vary based on your local municipality or private franchise hauler.

Set bins out: Usually by 6:00 AM

State Mandate

Ohio EPA regulations prohibit the disposal of whole scrap tires in standard landfills.

Varies by chosen hauler (e.g., Brown/Green for Rumpke, Green/Yellow for WM) Bin (Trash)

Bag all trash before placing it in the cart. Carts may only be placed at the curb up to 24 hours prior to collection and must be stored near the house or garage at all other times per city ordinance.

Accepted Items

  • Household garbage
  • Food waste
  • Non-recyclable plastics
  • Standard refuse

Varies by chosen hauler (e.g., Green for Rumpke, Blue for Republic) Bin (Recycling)

Do not bag recyclables. Place all rinsed, dry items loosely in the recycling cart. Flatten all cardboard boxes to save space.

Accepted Items

  • Clean cardboard and paper
  • Glass bottles and jars
  • Aluminum and steel cans
  • Plastic bottles and jugs (plastics #1-#7 depending on hauler)

Do NOT Include

  • Plastic bags
  • Styrofoam
  • Tanglers (cords, hoses, chains)
  • Food-soiled containers
  • Electronics and batteries

Yard Waste Bin

If subscribed to a yard waste program, materials must generally be placed in brown paper yard bags or clearly marked yard waste cans. Brush must be bundled under 4 feet in length and under 50 pounds.

Accepted Items

  • Grass clippings
  • Leaves
  • Small branches
  • Brush

Bulky Item Pickup

Appointment Required

Frequency

By appointment only (dependent on chosen hauler).

Placement

Set approved bulk items at the curb by 6:00 a.m. on the day of your scheduled special pickup. Do not place items in the street or block sidewalks.

Accepted

  • Furniture (couches, chairs)
  • Wrapped mattresses and box springs
  • Large household appliances (non-freon)
  • Bundled carpet (cut to 4-foot lengths)

Not Accepted

  • Hazardous waste (paint, oil, chemicals)
  • Construction and demolition debris
  • Tires
  • Appliances containing Freon (unless officially tagged)

Fees for bulk pickup depend entirely on the contract you hold with your chosen private hauler. Check with your provider directly to confirm costs.

Holiday Schedule

General Rule

Most major haulers operating in Beavercreek observe the six major holidays. If a holiday falls on or before your normal collection day (Monday - Friday), service is typically delayed by one day for the remainder of the week.

Yard Waste Exception

Any yard waste or bulk item pickups scheduled through your hauler will also follow the standard one-day delay during holiday weeks.

Since Beavercreek uses multiple private haulers, it is highly recommended to check your specific provider's website or app for exact holiday schedule alterations.

Observed Holidays

New Year's DayMemorial DayIndependence DayLabor DayThanksgiving DayChristmas Day

!Contamination Tips

Ditch the Plastic Bags

Whether you use Rumpke, Waste Management, or Republic Services, plastic grocery and garbage bags are universally prohibited in recycling carts. They cause severe mechanical jams at the single-stream recycling facilities.

Keep Batteries Out of the Bins

Never place lithium-ion batteries or electronics in either your trash or recycling cart. They are highly combustible under pressure and frequently cause dangerous fires inside collection trucks and recycling centers.

Seal Upholstery and Mattresses

If your hauler permits curbside bulk pickups, ensure that mattresses, box springs, and fabric furniture are entirely wrapped in plastic. Haulers will reject unwrapped items to prevent the spread of bedbugs.

Seasonal Information

Winter

December to February

During periods of heavy snowfall, place your waste carts slightly back in your driveway rather than in the street. This ensures they do not obstruct city snow plows and prevents them from being knocked over.

Spring

March to May

Spring cleaning often results in excess waste. Remember that you cannot simply overload your carts or pile bags on the ground without notifying your hauler. Call your specific provider to arrange a bulk pickup or temporary dumpster.

Fall

October to November

Fall leaf cleanup is essential. If your private hauler's service plan does not include weekly yard waste pickup, you can take advantage of Greene County Environmental Services' drop-off locations for organic debris.

About Beavercreek Waste Management

Navigating Beavercreek's Open Market Waste System

Unlike municipalities that contract a single waste management provider, the City of Beavercreek operates on an open subscription market. This means homeowners and property managers are responsible for setting up their own trash and recycling services. Residents have the freedom to choose from authorized local haulers, which primarily include Rumpke, Waste Management (WM), and Republic Services, allowing for competitive pricing and customizable service tiers based on household needs.

Strict Container Placement Ordinances

Regardless of which private hauler you select, all residents must adhere to Beavercreek's property maintenance code regarding waste containers. The city ordinance mandates that trash and recycling carts may only be placed at the curb 24 hours before your scheduled pickup time. Furthermore, empty containers must be removed from the curb within 24 hours after collection and stored appropriately by the side or rear of the house or garage, out of direct street view when possible.

Managing Yard Debris in Greene County

Maintaining Beavercreek's beautiful properties generates a fair amount of yard waste. Most private haulers offer yard debris collection as an add-on service. Alternatively, residents can manage their green waste by utilizing drop-off programs managed by Greene County Environmental Services. If using curbside yard waste pickup, ensure branches are cut, tied, and bundled in lengths under four feet, and use compostable paper yard bags rather than plastic trash bags.

Handling Bulky Items and Appliance Disposal

Because Beavercreek relies on multiple private haulers, rules for disposing of large items like furniture, appliances, or mattresses will vary by company. Generally, haulers like Rumpke and WM require you to call at least 48 hours in advance to schedule a bulk pickup and confirm any extra fees. For sanitary and safety reasons, nearly all service providers require that mattresses and upholstered furniture be completely wrapped and sealed in plastic before they are placed at the curb.

Household Hazardous Waste and Electronics

Private waste haulers will not collect hazardous materials such as wet paint, motor oil, batteries, tires, or electronic waste due to landfill regulations and fire risks. Beavercreek residents should safely dispose of these items at designated Greene County Solid Waste drop-off events or authorized recycling centers. Properly managing these toxins protects the local environment and ensures the safety of sanitation workers operating in your neighborhood.

Drop-off Facilities

Greene County Environmental Services

2145 Greene Way Blvd, Xenia, OH 45385

Materials Accepted

RecyclablesHousehold hazardous waste (during specific events)Scrap metalAppliances
Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., Friday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Greene County Yard Waste Drop-Off (Check current availability)

2145 Greene Way Blvd, Xenia, OH 45385

Materials Accepted

LeavesBrushGrass clippings
Contact 937-562-5925 for seasonal hours and fees

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the City of Beavercreek provide residential trash service?

No. The City of Beavercreek operates an open market for waste management. Homeowners must independently contact and set up a subscription with a private hauler, such as Rumpke, Waste Management (WM), or Republic Services.

When am I allowed to leave my trash cans at the curb in Beavercreek?

According to the City of Beavercreek's property maintenance ordinance, waste containers can be placed at the street up to 24 hours before your scheduled pickup and must be removed within 24 hours after. Carts must be stored by your house or garage otherwise.

How do I schedule a bulk item pickup for an old couch?

Because services are handled by private haulers, you need to contact your specific provider directly. Whether you use Rumpke, WM, or Republic, you generally must call at least 48 hours in advance to schedule the bulk pickup and check if any fees apply.

Where can I dispose of yard waste if my hauler doesn't take it?

If you have not added a yard waste subscription to your chosen hauler's service plan, you can utilize the yard waste and organic disposal drop-off options provided by Greene County Environmental Services in nearby Xenia.