PennsylvaniaBucks County•Population: 25,320

Warrington Township Trash Pickup Schedule

Serviced by Residents contract independently (e.g., Republic Services, Waste Management, Whitetail Disposal)(Private Subscription)

Direct Helpline

215-343-9350

Need extra help?

Contact the municipality directly for specialized services and permits.

Official Support

Weekly Collection Schedule

Official municipal pickup timing for Warrington Township

Trash Day

Collection days depend on the private waste hauler chosen by each homeowner or HOA, as the township operates on an open subscription system.

Recycling

Determined by your chosen private waste hauler (typically picked up on the same day as trash).

Yard Waste

Arranged through your private hauler or dropped off at regional facilities (the township leaf site closed permanently in 2022).

Set Out Time

By 6:00 AM on collection day

NOTEWarrington Township does not provide municipal trash pickup; residents and HOAs are responsible for contracting directly with a licensed private hauler.

Utility Billing & Payments

Manage your local solid waste services

Trash and recycling services are managed via private subscriptions rather than township utility billing, so contact your hauler directly regarding invoices and cart sizes.

Billing Cycle

Billed directly by private hauler (typically Quarterly or Monthly)

Accepted Methods

Varies by private hauler (typically Online, Auto-Pay, Phone, and Mail)

Pro Tip / Discount

Discounts depend on the individual private waste hauler selected.

Pay Bill Online

Provided by your contracted private hauler (colors vary) Bin (Trash)

Place your trash at the curb the night before your hauler's scheduled pickup. Guidelines on cart placement and extra bag limits vary depending on whether you contract with Republic Services, Waste Management, or Whitetail Disposal.

Accepted Items

  • ✓Bagged household refuse
  • ✓Food waste
  • ✓Non-recyclable plastics and styrofoam

Provided by your contracted private hauler (colors vary) Bin (Recycling)

All accepted recyclables must be placed loosely into the bin. Never bag your recyclables in plastic grocery bags, as they wrap around sorting equipment and cause widespread contamination.

Accepted Items

  • ✓Clean and dry cardboard (flattened)
  • ✓Plastic bottles and jugs (#1-#7 generally)
  • ✓Aluminum and steel cans
  • ✓Glass bottles and jars

Yard Waste Bin

Since the municipal leaf drop-off is permanently closed, check with your specific hauler regarding seasonal yard waste pickup dates. For large tree debris, use a private drop-off like Britton Industries (fees apply).

Accepted Items

  • ✓Bagged leaves
  • ✓Small twigs
  • ✓Grass clippings

Bulky Item Pickup

Appointment Required

Frequency

Varies by private hauler contract

Placement

Place your scheduled bulk item at the curb next to your regular bins on the day authorized by your specific hauler.

Accepted

  • ✓ Furniture
  • ✓ Mattresses (usually must be wrapped in plastic)
  • ✓ Couches and bulky chairs

Not Accepted

  • ✕ Televisions and computers (banned by PA law)
  • ✕ Hazardous liquids and wet paint
  • ✕ Construction and demolition debris

Appliances containing Freon (like refrigerators) typically incur an extra fee and require a separate appointment with your hauler.

Holiday Schedule

General Rule

Holiday delays depend entirely on your chosen private hauler. Most major haulers (Republic Services, Waste Management, Whitetail Disposal) observe standard national holidays and shift collection to the next day.

Yard Waste Exception

Private haulers frequently suspend auxiliary yard waste collections during holiday weeks to prioritize standard household garbage.

Always contact your specific service provider directly to confirm how a holiday impacts your neighborhood's route.

Observed Holidays

New Year's DayMemorial DayIndependence DayLabor DayThanksgiving DayChristmas Day

Seasonal Information

Spring

April - May

Volunteer for the Adopt-A-Road program to coincide with Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful Month. Safety vests and heavy-duty bags are provided by the township for local clean-up crews [2.2.1].

Summer

June - August

When dealing with heavy summer yard work or downed tree limbs, remember the Township Leaf Site is closed. Bring heavy brush directly to Britton Industries in Telford for a minimum $30 fee.

Fall

October - November

Before winter arrives, HOAs and individual homeowners should verify if their privately contracted hauler provides supplementary leaf bag collection during peak autumn foliage.

Local Tips & Community Info

Get a Few Bucks Back for Your Bottles & Cans in Bucks County!

Did you know you can actually make some money back on certain recyclables right here in our neck of the woods? Pennsylvania has a bottle deposit law for certain beverages. While Warrington Township might not have a dedicated buyback center within its borders, nearby towns and larger chains often do. Keep an eye out for redemption machines at grocery stores or check with local scrap metal yards in the wider Bucks County area. They're often interested in metals like aluminum, which can add up if you're diligent about collecting those cans!

Give Your Old Stuff a New Life: Warrington Township Donation Spots

Before you toss that gently used clothing, furniture, or household goods, think about donating them! It's a fantastic way to help others and keep things out of the landfill. While I don't have a list of specific Warrington Township charities right at my fingertips, Habitat for Humanity ReStores are usually a great bet in the greater Philadelphia area, and they often accept a wide range of items. Also, keep an eye out for local churches or community centers that might run donation drives or have partnerships with thrift stores. A quick search for "thrift stores near Warrington PA" will give you some good options!

Keeping Warrington Township Clean: What to Do About Dumping

Seeing trash illegally dumped is a real bummer for everyone in Warrington Township. While our main trash service handles regular pickups, dealing with illegal dumping is usually handled by the township or county. If you ever spot an issue, the best first step is usually to report it to the Warrington Township Public Works Department. They can guide you on the proper procedure, which might involve taking photos and noting the location. Many communities also organize annual clean-up days, so staying informed through township newsletters or local news can help you get involved in keeping our neighborhoods spick and span!

Drop-off Facilities

Britton Industries

4108 Bethlehem Pike, Telford, PA 18969

Materials Accepted

Yard wasteTree debrisBrush
Contact directly at 844-274-8866; minimum $30 fee applies for Warrington residents.

Bucks County Household Hazardous Waste Events

Multiple temporary locations across Bucks County

Materials Accepted

Oil-based paintPesticidesPool chemicalsFluorescent bulbs
Events typically run from April to October. Pre-registration on the Bucks County website is required.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I set up trash collection service in Warrington Township?

Warrington Township does not manage trash through municipal taxes. Instead, homeowners and HOAs must contract independently with a private trash hauler licensed by the Pennsylvania DEP. Popular local options include Republic Services, Waste Management, and Whitetail Disposal.

Does the township have a place where I can drop off my yard waste or leaves?

No, the Warrington Township Leaf and Yard Waste Disposal site was permanently closed on November 8, 2022. You must now rely on your private hauler for yard waste removal or bring it to Britton Industries in Telford and pay a minimum $30 fee.

Will my private trash company pick up my old television or computer?

No, due to the 2013 Pennsylvania Covered Device Recycling Act, it is illegal for any trash company to collect electronic waste at the curb. E-waste is banned from landfills, so you must use designated Bucks County recycling events or specialized e-waste pick-up services.

How do I participate in the Warrington Township Adopt-A-Road program?

Community groups can adopt a two-mile stretch of township road by committing to clean it at least four times a year. The Township's Public Works Department provides volunteers with safety vests, plastic trash bags, and 'Litter Crew Ahead' signs. You can find the application on the township website.