| Akron (Village) |
Modern Disposal Services, Inc.
1.800.330.7107 or 716.754.8226 |
Accepts e-waste.
The Village of Akron together with the Town of Newstead provide a Household Hazardous Waste/Electronic Recycling/Shred-it event twice a year. Check village website for future events.
For other e-waste recycling services, check the Erie County Electronics Recycling webpage.
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Joint Facility, 12707 Clarence Center Rd
14001
JF: 716.542.5412 Village Hall: 716.542.9636 |
The Village of Akron together with the Town of Newstead provide a Household Hazardous Waste/Electronic Recycling/Shred-it event twice a year. Check village website for future events.
For other HHW disposal services, check the Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection webpage.
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Weekly curbside pick-up of brush and yard waste with regular curbside service from April through to November.
Annual curbside leaf pick-up during October through December.
Annual Christmas tree curbside pick-up after the holidays and throughout January.
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The Village of Akron does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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One bulk item or white good can go out with regular curbside service every other week. Note: Appliances that have FREON must have it removed by a specialist before placing out for pick up.
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| Alden (Town) |
Waste Managment
1.800.476.6571 or 716.496.5000 |
Accepts e-waste.
Electronic equipment can be brought to the Town Hall on Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Town of Alden residents only. For details and accepted materials, check the trash and recycling webpage.
For other e-waste recycling services, check the Erie County Electronics Recycling webpage.
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Alden Town Hall, 3311 Wende Rd
14004
716.937.6969 |
ANY unwanted or expired prescription or over-the-counter medications, syringes, liquids, ointments, patches, etc. can be brought to the Alden Town Hall during regular business hours (M-F 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m).
For other HHW disposal services, check the Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection webpage.
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During the 1st full week of each month, brush is picked up for properties on the north side of Broadway and the 3rd week of each month, brush is picked up for properties on the south side of Broadway. Have your brush on the curbside by 6:30 a.m. on Monday of your pick up week. Check the brush pick up webpage for regulations.
In the Fall, place bagged leaves at the roadside for pick up, separate from brush. Check the leaf pick up webpage for regulations.
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The Town of Alden does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Bulky items will be picked up quarterly (4 times per year) and will be limited to 10 items per unit per quarter. Check the trash and recycling webpage for specific dates and details.
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| Alden (Village) |
Village of Alden DPW
716.937.7392 |
Accepts e-waste.
E-waste accepted by appointment only. Village of Alden residents only. ID required. Contact the Village of Alden Department of Public Works to schedule.
For other e-waste recycling services, check the Erie County Electronics Recycling webpage.
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Village of Alden DPW, 13395 Railroad St
14004
716.937.7392 |
No village events. Learn more on our Household Hazardous Waste Collection webpage.
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All brush up to 4 inches in diameter should be placed at curbside on collection day, butt end to the street. Brush will be picked up on the first Monday of the month, unless the first Monday of the month falls on a holiday. Check brush pickup webpage for regulations.
Grass clippings, lawn rakings, small garden plants, twigs and roots shall be placed in containers at curbside for collection on Mondays (unless it is a holiday, if that is the case, it will be Tuesday) until leaf collection begins for the Fall.
Leaf collection will take place in the fall as weather permits. Leaves should be placed on a pile in a row at curbside, not in the street.
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The Village of Alden does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Large bulk items will be picked up four times per year; the last Monday in January, April, and October. The bulk trash pick up in July will be the 3rd Monday of the month. Each household unit is limited to 1,000 pounds of bulky waste per pickup. Any appliance containing CFC's/Freon (refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, humidifiers, etc.) must have them properly removed by an authorized technician prior to collection and a removal certification sticker must be attached to the appliance. Empty propane cylinders will be picked up, but should be placed on a separate pile from the rest of the trash. Visit bulk trash pickup webpage for regulations.
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| Amherst (Town) |
Modern Disposal Services, Inc.
1.800.330.7107 or 716.754.8226 |
Accepts e-waste.
The Highway Department will accept listed items at the Amherst Highway Department, 7 days a week from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Residents must check in at Dispatch before dropping off electronics. Check town website for details and accepted materials.
For other e-waste recycling services, check the Erie County Electronics Recycling webpage.
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Amherst Highway Department, 1042 North Forest Rd
14221
716.631.7117 |
No town events. Learn more on our Household Hazardous Waste Collection webpage.
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The Amherst Highway Department’s brush pickup crews will pick up large brush piles by appointment; please call 716.631.7117 to schedule your address for service. Have brush, logs and stumps (cut to less than 8 feet in length) piled for pickup before you call.
From April 1st to November 30th each year, all yard waste (grass, weeds, leaves, shrubs, and plant trimmings, limbs, and branches) will be collected separately from garbage, trash, and lumber. During this period, yard waste material should be in garbage cans with the lids removed, bushel baskets with solid bottoms and two manufactured handles, or 2-ply paper yard waste bags sold at local grocery or home remodeling stores.
From December 1st to March 31st any yard waste material will be collected with your garbage.
OR drop off your yard waste at The CJ Krantz Compost Facility, located at 560 Smith Road. It is open to Amherst Residents beginning April 1st. Call 716.689.1280 for details.
Check solid waste and recycling policies webpage for regulations.
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The Town of Amherst Highway Department and the Office of Refuse Control operate the Town of Amherst Organic Food Scrap Recycling Initiative. The Highway Department, located at 1042 North Forest Road will have 10 organic recycling totes on site where residents may bring their compostable food scraps, 7 days per week, from 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 pm. A secondary drop-off site is available to Town of Amherst residents at the Williamsville Farmers Market, on Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., from mid-May until late-October. Residents can call (716.631.7119) or email (refuse@amherst.ny.us) the Office of Refuse Control with any questions or concerns.
Farmer Pirates also offer food scrap drop off for $10/month at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Amherst, 6320 Main Street. For more information on Farmer Pirates' food scrap drop off services, visit this page.
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All white goods & large metal items will be picked up by The Amherst Highway Dept. by appointment ONLY. Please call 716.631.7119 to schedule. Doors must be removed from refrigerators and freezers.
Bulky Items, such as furniture, mattresses, and box springs can be placed at the curb with garbage. No more than eight (8) items can be placed out per week in addition to garbage tote(s). Check solid waste and recycling policies webpage for details.
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| Angola (Village) |
Modern Disposal Services, Inc.
1.800.330.7107 or 716.754.8226 |
Does not accept e-waste.
Learn more on our electronics recycling webpage.
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N/A |
No village events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Yard waste must be in containers and/or bags. Brush and/or tree limbs must be neatly bundled, no longer than four (4) feet in length and no larger than four (4) inches in diameter.
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The Village of Angola does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Bulk Pick Up is Wednesday of the last full week of the month. Each resident may place up to 5 bulk items out with their regular garbage.
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| Aurora (Town) |
Waste Management
1.800.476.6571 or 716.496.5000 |
Accepts e-waste.
For 2026, e-waste will be picked up the week of September 14th by the Town Highway Department. All items must be at the roadside before 7 a.m. on September 14th. No broken CRT or television screens. Each road will be canvassed once. No drop offs. Check town website for future e-waste collections. Contact the Aurora Highway Department for more details.
For other e-waste recycling services, check our electronics recycling webpage.
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Aurora Highway Department
716.652.4050 |
No town events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Yard waste (grass clippings and twigs) must be in containers and is picked up with regular weekly collections. Rake LEAVES ONLY to within 3 feet of roadside/curb for leaf-vac pick-up, beginning after Columbus Day through December 1 – weather permitting. Please do not rake leaves onto street/pavement or obstruct ditches. All tree limbs should be at least 3 feet long and must be stacked neatly with butt-end facing the road. Brush piles should be no higher than 4 feet and no longer than 20 feet. Each street is canvassed once. Be prepared the first working Monday of the following months: April, May, June, July, August, September, and October.
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The Town of Aurora does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Furniture, appliances, boxed “do it yourself” building materials will be picked up with weekly collections. Limit: one (1) large/bulk item per week. Note: appliances containing CFC’s (refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, dehumidifiers) will be picked up separately and should be placed at the curb during the first week of the month.
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| Blasdell (Village) |
Modern Disposal Services, Inc.
1.800.330.7107 or 716.754.8226 |
Does not accept e-waste.
Learn more on our electronics recycling webpage.
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N/A |
No village events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Brush, grass clippings and yard waste collection within the Village of Blasdell will be held every TUESDAY starting April 21, 2026 through November 3, 2026. Brush must be put out prior to 7:00 am. NO CALL BACKS. Branches NO longer than three (3) feet in length. NO tree stumps. Brush must be stacked NEATLY and parallel with the curb. Cans can weigh no more than 50 pounds (no cans larger than 35 gallon). Small brush MUST be bundled or in a garbage can. All Grass Clippings and Yard Waste MUST be placed in a garbage can (not the Green Cart) and must be free of trash and refuse and animal fecal matter. PLEASE DO NOT PLACE ANY YARD WASTE OR GRASS CLIPPINGS IN PLASTIC BAGS – IT WILL NOT BE PICKED UP. DO NOT MIX IN ANY PET WASTE OR FECAL MATTER.
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The Village of Blasdell does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Contact your household waste processor.
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| Boston (Town) |
Waste Management
1.800.476.6571 or 716.496.5000 |
Accepts e-waste.
Waste Management’s At Your Door Special Collection® service can safely collect many types of unwanted potentially hazardous and hard-to-recycle items from your home. Click the following link to see which items are able to be collected or to schedule a pick-up: https://wmatyourdoor.com/residential/. This service is currently available to Town of Boston residents.
Check out our electronics recycling webpage to recycle e-waste not accepted by WM.
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WM At Your Door Special Collection
1.800.449.7587 |
Waste Management’s At Your Door Special Collection® service can safely collect many types of unwanted potentially hazardous and hard-to-recycle items from your home. Click the following link to see which items are able to be collected or to schedule a pick-up: https://wmatyourdoor.com/residential/. This service is currently available to Town of Boston residents.
Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events to dispose of HHW not accepted by WM.
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Spring brush pick-up - April 1st and May 1 ONLY. Check town website for future brush pick-ups. Leaf pick-up is only in the fall. Check town website for future leaf pick-ups. There is NO PICK UP June, July, August. Brush must be curbside by 7am on the first day of pick up. Brush must be neatly stacked in lengths up to 6ft – butt ends to the road. We do not pick up full tree removals, stumps or root balls. Please separate chunks no larger than 12″ in diameter. We do not pick up land clearing or new construction brush.
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The Town of Boston does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Bulk item collection only occurs during a single week, once a month. You must call and schedule collection. Bulk items will not be collected without scheduling with WM. You are allowed one scheduled pickup each month of up to 3 bulk items. Please place your bulk items on the curbside with your regular trash on your scheduled day.
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| Brant (Town) |
Casella Waste Systems
888.485.1469 |
Accepts e-waste.
The Town of Brant hosts an e-waste drop off event annually at the Highway Department parking lot. Check town website for future events.
For other e-waste recycling services, check our electronics recycling webpage.
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Brant Highway Department, 992 Brant Farnham Rd
14027
716.863.7981 |
No town events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Yard waste is accepted with regular pick-up, but must follow the bagging criteria and not exceed 20 pounds. Otherwise, heavier yard wastes should be put out on the first and last Thursday of each month as a bulk collection.
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The Town of Brant does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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You may put out ONE large item (container or bundle of yard wastes, bulky wastes, construction and demolition debris) out for pickup on the first & last THURSDAY of each month.
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| Buffalo (City) |
City of Buffalo DPW
716.851.5636 |
Accepts e-waste.
Residents must dispose of e-waste (specifically, but not limited to, TVs and computers) at the City of Buffalo Engineering Garage on 1120 Seneca Street between the hours of 8 a.m. and 3 p.m., Monday through Friday, and the first Saturday of the month from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. Senior Citizens and disabled residents may call 311 to make special arrangements for pickup. There is limit of 5 items per year. City of Buffalo residents only.
For other e-waste recycling services, check our electronics recycling webpage.
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Buffalo Engineering Garage, 1120 Seneca St
14210
716.851.4890 or 311 |
Erie County partners with the City of Buffalo to host yearly household hazardous waste disposal events. Visit our Household Hazardous Waste collection webpage to check when the next HHW event will take place in the City of Buffalo, and for other upcoming HHW events in Erie County.
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The City of Buffalo will pick up leaves and yard waste from your residence, but they must be set out properly at the curb. LEAF AND YARD WASTE MUST BE IN CLEAR PLASTIC OR PAPER BAGS. Sticks and branches must be tied in bundles no longer than 4 ft in length and under 50 pounds. If they are longer than 4 ft, they must be cut down. The City collects yard waste and composts when time allows and during the 6 week period after the leaves fall. Residents can also call 311 for pickup.
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The City of Buffalo has 4 municipal food scrap drop off sites. Of these sites, 3 are open during the regular business hours of local partners. One is a public drop off site available 24/7. Residents should collect food scraps in reusable containers which they can empty on-site. Residents are encouraged to store food scraps for a max of 1 week. Accepted materials include vegetable and fruit scraps, coffee grounds, tea bags, nuts & egg shells. Meat, chicken, fish, greasy and oily food, dairy, animal waste, litter or bedding, coal, charcoal, coconuts, diseased or insect-infested houseplants, or biodegradable / compostable plastics are NOT ACCEPTED.
- Massachusetts Avenue Project Farmstand; 387 Massachusetts Ave; Open Thursdays from 3 pm to 6 pm
- Eugene V. Debs Hall; 483 Peckham St; Open Thursday-Saturday from 6 pm to 10 pm
- Dog Ears Bookstore; 688 Abbott Rd; Open on weekdays from 7:30 am to 6 pm, on weekends from 9 am to 3 pm
- Public Space Drop Off; At the corner of Elmwood & St. James Pl; Open 24/7
For more information about Buffalo's municipal food scrap drop off sites, visit this page
Scrap It! Curbside is a joint effort between the City of Buffalo and Farmer Pirates to offer free curbside compost pickup to City of Buffalo residents in all nine Common Council districts. The program is currently full, though you can visit the Farmer Pirates Scrap It! page to sign up for the waitlist, stay updated on availability, or learn more about the program.
Farmer Pirates also offer food scrap drop off for $10/month in three sites throughout Buffalo.
- Lexington Co-Op; 1678 Hertel Ave; Open everyday from 7 am to 11 pm
- 500 Seneca; 500 Seneca St; Open Monday-Friday from 8 am to 5 pm
- Elmwood Village Drop Off Site; 230 Lexington Ave; Open 24/7
For more information about Farmer Pirates' food scrap drop off sites, visit this page
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Two (2) pieces of bulk trash for collection on their regular collection day. Bulk trash consists of those items that cannot be placed in the garbage tote, and yard debris placed in clear bags. Examples of bulk trash include furniture, appliances (refrigerator, microwave, stove), box of miscellaneous items, large toys, bundles of wood and brush, mattresses, box springs, carpet in 4 foot sections, etc. (For example: One couch and one 4 foot bundle of tree branches is considered two pieces of bulk trash). NO TV'S, COMPUTERS, TIRES, CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS OR HAZARDOUS WASTE ALLOWED AT CURB! City’s Large Bulk Waste collection only on the days that are designated for their Council District. Large Bulk Trash is limited to 4 cubic yards (12 feet long, 3 feet high, 3 feet wide). Material must be put out on the Sunday before the scheduled start and will be picked up some time that week. Residents can also arrange for a special Bulk Trash pickup by calling 311 and requesting a Pick and Pay. Pick and Pay start at $150 for a 12 feet long, 3 feet high, 3 feet wide pile.
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| Cheektowaga (Town) |
Town of Cheektowaga Sanitation Department
716.686.3426 |
Accepts e-waste.
The Town of Cheektowaga offers curbside electronic pick-up for residents ONLY. Complete this form to put in a request for e-waste pick-up. Or, drop off your e-waste between Monday – Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., at 3175 Union Rd. Check town website for details.
For other e-waste recycling services, check our electronics recycling webpage.
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Cheektowaga Sanitation Department, 3175 Union Rd
14227
716.686.3450 |
No town events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Grass clippings must be placed in open containers or biodegradable bags not EXCEEDING 40 POUNDS, 6 bags/cans a week. Do not mix papers, plastics, or stone with the clippings. Plastic bags are not accepted. Pick up begins about April 15th each year.
Branches will be picked up throughout town on a rotating basis. Sanitation will start by collecting all items not exceeding 4′ in length, 40 pounds (tied in bundles), 6 bundle limit per week. Branches and shrubbery that exceed 4′ or 40 pounds, or has the roots on them, requires a call to the Highway Department to schedule a pickup. 686-3450 or Highway@tocny.org.
Large landscaping materials (such as tree trunks and stumps) must be removed by your landscaping contractor.
Leaves will be picked up as quickly as possible depending on the weather. It is the resident’s responsibility to get the leaves to the grass area next to the curb (aka the right of way). Leaves should NOT BE IN THE STREET and no brush or branches should be mixed into the leaves. Only leaves located in the right of way will be picked up by the Highway Department (716)686-3450.
Approximately November 15th each year we stop composting. Therefore yard waste, including leaves, should be placed in heavy duty plastic bags and put in your garbage tote. If the bags will not fit inside the tote, you may place them next to the tote and the Sanitation Department will pick them up.
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The Town of Cheektowaga does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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With regular service. Check town website for guidelines.
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| Clarence (Town) |
Responsibility of resident to arrange with a permitted garbage company
WM: 1.800.476.6571 or 716.496.5000 MDS: 1.800.330.7107 or 716.754.8226 |
Does not accept e-waste.
Learn more on our electronics recycling webpage.
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N/A |
No town events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Brush should be placed parallel to the roadside in pieces not to exceed 8 feet. (Do not place brush or leaves on the road, this creates a safety hazard). The Town of Clarence Highway Department does not pickup grass clippings, or any waste products such as railroad ties, fences, leafs in garbage bags or building debris.
The Highway Department will be accepting residential brush at the Highway Department, 6185 Goodrich Road in the area clearly marked BRUSH ONLY. This should be clean yard brush only - no grass clippings, no garbage, large stumps, manufactured wood or any other non-organic materials are to be deposited in this area. Again, this is for Town of Clarence residents who may not want a pile of brush in front of their home and have the means to bring it to the Highway's drop off site
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The Town of Clarence does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Contact your household waste processor.
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| Colden (Town) |
Waste Management
1.800.476.6571 or 716.496.5000 |
Accepts e-waste.
Waste Management’s At Your Door Special Collection® service can safely collect many types of unwanted potentially hazardous and hard-to-recycle items from your home with no additional cost. Click the following link to see which items are able to be collected or to schedule a pick-up: https://wmatyourdoor.com/residential/. The Town of Colden offers this service to residents.
Check out our electronics recycling webpage to recycle e-waste not accepted by WM.
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WM At Your Door Special Collection
1.800.449.7587 |
Waste Management’s At Your Door Special Collection® service can safely collect many types of unwanted potentially hazardous and hard-to-recycle items from your home with no additional cost. Click the following link to see which items are able to be collected or to schedule a pick-up: https://wmatyourdoor.com/residential/. The Town of Colden offers this service to residents.
Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events to dispose of HHW not accepted by WM.
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No pick-up.
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The Town of Colden does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Must schedule an appointment for bulk items: Which includes, but are not limited to furniture, mattresses, box springs, carpeting cut into pieces, and appliances. Once scheduled, place your bulk on the curb for regular pick up.
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| Collins (Town) |
No pick-up, bring to transfer station
716.532.4874 |
Accepts e-waste.
Computers, monitors, keyboards, printers, televisions, air conditioners only if TAGGED "GAS FREE" can be brought to Collins Transfer station. All Collins residents (outside the Village of Gowanda) have access to the Transfer Station by obtaining a window sticker at no charge from the Town Clerk's Office. The vehicle sticker is to be placed on the driver's side rear window. Check town website for more details.
For other e-waste recycling services, check our electronics recycling webpage.
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Collins Transfer Station, Rt. 62 at Lenox Rd
14034
716.532.4887 ext. 101 |
No town events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Leaves, brush, limbs less than four feet in length can be brought to Collins Transfer station. No tree stumps. All Collins residents (outside the Village of Gowanda) have access to the Transfer Station by obtaining a window sticker at no charge from the Town Clerk's Office. The vehicle sticker is to be paced on the driver's side rear window.
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The Town of Collins does not currently provide any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Furniture, lawn equipment, carpet, linoleum, drywall paneling, some construction waste, sinks, toilets, fans, clothing, scrap metal and steel, foam mattress toppers can be brought to Collins Transfer station. No white goods on Trash Day. Tires accepted at transfer station at any time (must purchase ticket at Town Clerk's office before bringing tires to transfer station). Mattresses and foundations sizes Twin (38" x 75") through California King (72" x 84") accepted at transfer station at any time ($20.00 each piece). All Collins residents (outside the Village of Gowanda) have access to the Transfer Station by obtaining a window sticker at no charge from the Town Clerk's Office. The vehicle sticker is to be paced on the driver's side rear window.
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| Concord (Town) |
Responsibility of resident to arrange with a permitted garbage company.
WM: 1.800.476.6571 or 716.496.5000 MRC: 716.592.0953 Comm: 716.353.3236 |
Does not accept e-waste.
Learn more on our electronics recycling webpage.
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N/A |
No town events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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No municipal yard waste collection services.
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The Town of Concord does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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The Town does a Townwide Spring Trash Pick Up for larger items once a year. This is usually done the week following Mother's Day and a notice will be placed in the Springville Journal and on the Town of Concord municipal website advising residents of the pick up as well as all requirements.
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| Depew (Village) |
Modern Disposal Services, Inc.
1.800.330.7107 or 716.754.8226 |
Does not accept e-waste.
Learn more on our electronics recycling webpage.
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N/A |
No village events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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When placing brush out for pickup, branches are not to exceed ten inches (10”) in diameter and eight feet (8’) in length. Cut ends are to be facing the street and piled as neatly as possible. All bushes, trees, etc. must have the stumps and/or root balls removed and placed separately from the brush pile. Roots and Stumps are picked up usually once a week and should be placed in a separate pile as they cannot go through the chipper. If you require a pick up, please call the Public Works Department (716‐683‐5700) and you will be placed on a list.
The Village of Depew does not pick up grass clippings, waste products, railroad ties, bags of leaves, small branches and trimmings or any building debris.
During the fall season, our leaf picker will pick up leaves. Leaves should be raked to the Right of Way area near the curb into piles.
- Do NOT rake leaves into the street.
- Do NOT put grass, branches or other debris in the pile.
- The pickers will NOT pick up piles that have miscellaneous debris (pet waste, etc.) in them!
- The Village of Depew does NOT pick up leaves in garbage bags; leaves/bags of leaves can be placed in your garbage tote.
- We do not pick up leaves in the spring; this yard waste can go in your garbage tote.
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The Village of Depew does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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TWO (2) large items will be picked up per week with your regular tote garbage pickup. Large trash are items that would not normally fit in the tote due to size, such as mattresses (must be wrapped in plastic) and boxsprings, recliner, table. No white goods, electronics, electrical goods or bags. Carpet and wood must be cut down to four (4) foot sections and bundled, each bundle weighing no more than 60 pounds. 3 bundles of carpet is considered one large item. Sleeper sofas must have the metal bed frame and mattress removed. Windows/Mirrors must have all glass broken out of them. The framing is to be broken down and bundled in four (4) foot sections. All doors must be cut in half to meet the four (4) foot restriction. All bags of garbage must be in your tote.
For Disposal of refrigerators/freezers (fee applies), hot water tanks, dishwashers, stoves, washers/dryers - A resident MUST CALL the Treasurer/Clerk's Office at 683-7451 for a pickup. Refrigerator/freezer doors are to be removed. Items are to be left at the curb after their pickup has been paid for and scheduled with the Clerk's Office. Items will be picked up by the Department of Public Works.
Portable A/C units (fee applies) and microwaves and dehumidifiers (no fee) are drop off only at 200 Rutherford Pl during office hours of 7:30 am to 3 pm Monday through Friday. There is a fee of $15 for disposal of Refrigerators, Freezers, and AC Units. You must pay the fees at the Village of Depew Treasurer/Clerk's Office during normal office hours of 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. You will be provided a pick-up date (non-portable units only) at time of payment. Please attach your paid receipt to you appliance as proof of payment for the pickup.
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| East Aurora (Village) |
Waste Management
1.800.476.6571 or 716.496.5000 |
Does not accept e-waste.
Learn more on our electronics recycling webpage.
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N/A |
No village events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Yard waste drop-off is Saturdays only from 9 am to 2 pm at the DPW, Pine Street Extension yard waste lot, from April-October. Brush Chipping Only, no yardwaste pick-up is done curbside. Leaf curbside pickup occurs October-December.
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The Village of East Aurora does not currently offer any municipal food scrap drop off services.
For $10/month, Farmer Pirates operate a food scrap drop off site at Elm Street Bakery, on 72 Elm St in East Aurora. You can access the drop off bin during business hours, W-F from 7:30 am to 4:30 pm, Saturdays from 8 am to 4 pm, Sundays from 8 am to 2 pm.
For more information on Farmer Pirates' food scrap drop off services or to sign up, visit this page: Neighborhood Compost Drop Off Service - Farmer Pirates
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One (1) bulk item per week.
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| Eden (Town) |
Waste Management
1.800.476.6571 or 716.496.5000 |
Does not accept e-waste.
Learn more on our electronics recycling webpage.
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N/A |
No town events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Brush pick up is always the first full week of April, May, June, September and October. Brush needs to be at curbside by 7 am the first day of pick-up. Neatly stack lengths up to 10' with butt ends out, perpendicular to the road. 6'' maximum diameter of branches or chunk wood. No stumps.
Yard waste can also be brought to the Highway Department at any time. For more information contact the Highway Department at 992-3823.
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The Town of Eden does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Waste Management will collect two large items the first full week of each month, which is the first Monday-Friday week of the month. Please see the service calendar for the bulk week schedule. This can be two bulk items or one bulk and one white good (appliance). Bulk waste and white goods will be collected separately (in a separate truck) from your household waste and recycling. Bulk pickup occurs on your service day or the day following your service day. Refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners must have refrigerant (freon) removed by a certified technician and the unit stickered as ‘Freon removed” with the doors removed from refrigerators and freezers. Carpeting must be rolled in lengths of 4 feet or less, taped securely, and no wider than 18 inches. Large items must be of size that can easily be handled by two employees.
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| Elma (Town) |
No pick-up, bring to transfer station |
Does not accept e-waste.
Learn more on our electronics recycling webpage.
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N/A |
No town events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Two (2) times a year there is a Town wide rubbish and brush pickup. Rubbish will be picked up the first (1st) Monday of April and October, brush will be picked up two (2) weeks later. Material must be at curb by 7:00 am.
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The Town of Elma does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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The Town of Elma does not currently offer municipal bulk collection.
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| Evans (Town) |
Modern Disposal Services, Inc.
1.800.330.7107 or 716.754.8226 |
Does not accept e-waste.
Learn more on our electronics recycling webpage.
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N/A |
No town events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Brush pickup is April 1st -Oct. 31st. Brush is to be piled neatly next to the road. Pile all brush in the same direction with cut ends facing towards the road, no crisscrossing limbs. No roots or dirt on them, root stumps will not be picked up. No metal or other garbage) no weeks, leaves or yard raking for a brush pick up. Pile size not to exceed 4ft wide x 3ft high x 6ft deep. Branch diameter not to exceed 8". No lot clearings and no cleanup after contractors. Town of Evans will begin collecting your leaves at the Town Park on October 27th, leaf collection is free for residents and regularly scheduled in the fall.
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The Town of Evans does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Bulk Pick-up is the last full week of each month on your designated garbage day. You may dispose of 4 bulk goods per pick-up.
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| Gowanda (Village) |
Responsibility of resident to arrange with a permitted contracted garbage company.
Casella: 888.485.1469 MRC:716.592.0953 T&C: 716.560.6605 OMT: 716.680.8040 Dave's: 716.988.7754 |
Does not accept e-waste.
Learn more on our electronics recycling webpage.
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N/A |
No village events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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No pick up. Contact DPW or approved collector.
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The Village of Gowanda does not currently offer any municipal food scrap collection services.
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Contact approved collector.
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| Grand Island (Town) |
Casella Waste Systems
888.485.1469 |
Accepts e-waste.
Town of Grand Island residents can schedule a drop-off of electronics to our e-waste partner, Buffalo Computer Recycling (BCR) by appointment only. Appointments available Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm by calling BCR.
No charge for electronics on the acceptable list. For CRTs (old-style box TV's and monitors) and plasma TV's, there is a $50 charge to recycle. Flat screen LCDs are a $20 charge.
For other e-waste recycling services, check our electronics recycling webpage.
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Buffalo Computer Recycling, 1430 Clinton St, Suite 92
14206
BCR: 716.545.6369 GI Engineering Dept: 716.773.9600, ext. 635 |
No town events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Branch pick-up service is available for ROUTINE homeowner tree trimming only. This does not include tree removal. We do not pickup branches from lots being cleared by builders or private owners. We will not pick up any branch debris left by tree removal contractors. All Branches must be no larger than 6" in diameter. All Branches must be piled as neatly as possible with all ends facing the road. Please do not place logs on top of branch pile. We will not pickup branches on private property. We do not pickup stumps, roots, leaves, lawn sweepings, or logs. Branches should not be stacked more than 4 ft. high. Contact the Grand Island Highway Department (716-773-9632) for more details.
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The Town of Grand Island does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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One (1) bulk item per week.
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| Hamburg (Village) |
Village of Hamburg DPW
716.649.4953 |
Accepts e-waste.
Items such as televisions, computers, printers, keyboards, monitors (no fee), etc. MUST BE taken to the Department of Public Works garage, 375 Pleasant Avenue on the Monday following Large Trash Week. No charge. Drop off hours are 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Must show proof of village residency or property ownership. Check town website for more details.
For other e-waste recycling services, check our electronics recycling webpage.
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Village of Hamburg DPW Garage, 375 Pleasant Ave
14075
716.649.4953 |
No village events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Rake leaves to curb or edge of grass, NEVER INTO THE STREET. DO NOT BAG OR PLACE IN TOTES or stack with brush. Pickup starts in the fall. (A Spring pickup may be necessary, DPW to determine). Brush up to 4" in diameter and 6' in length with NO ROOTS, neatly piled with large end to the road (NOT IN TOTES). Brush collection week begins the LAST MONDAY OF EACH MONTH (does not have to be a full week - just the last Monday). Regardless of your garbage day, have brush out by 7:00 a.m. on the last Monday of the month. Crews will stop by one time for collection. Brush collection goes on year round, weather permitting. YARD WASTE - PICKED UP WEEKLY.
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The Village of Hamburg does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
For $10/month, Farmer Pirates operate a food scrap drop off site at Tops on 6150 South Park Ave, Hamburg, NY 14075. You can access the drop off bin during business hours, Sun-Sat from 6 am to 12 am.
For more information on Farmer Pirates' food scrap drop off services or to sign up, visit this page: Neighborhood Compost Drop Off Service - Farmer Pirates
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The Village of Hamburg Department of Public Works conducts a large trash pickup three times a year - beginning the third Monday of March, June and September (work week of Monday thru Friday) unless otherwise noted on the homepage of the website. Village residents (excluding Allie Lane, Jordy Court, Stelle Street, Scooter Circle, Scooter Lane) should have their trash at the curb by 7:00 a.m. on your regular garbage collection day for that week. Crews will pick up one time at your address. 600 lbs. maximum. Please do no put items out until the week of large trash. Large trash is metals, furniture and construction/demolition debris produced by a homeowner and used in a residence in the Village.
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| Hamburg (Town) |
Modern Disposal Services, Inc.
1.800.330.7107 or 716.754.8226 |
Accepts e-waste.
The Highway Department accepts electronics on Monday and Thursday (EXCLUDING HOLIDAYS) from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. We ask that you register in Building A upon your arrival. We only accept, computers, computer components, televisions and cell phones. WE DO NOT ACCEPT LITHIUM BATTERIES OR ANY OTHER TYPE OF BATTERY.
For other e-waste recycling services, check our electronics recycling webpage.
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Town of Hamburg Highway Dept, 2720 Lakeview Rd
14085
716.649.7700 |
No town events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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The Town of Hamburg Highway Department offers a number of services to help residents dispose of their brush in a timely and environmentally conscious manner. The department normally has two crews move through the town from March through October collecting residential brush. Brush should be at the curb by 6 am on the Monday of your pick-up week, check municipality website to find your schedule and for more specific instructions. These crews also pick up bagged leaves during the fall. Use paper lawn and leaf bags ONLY for leaf collection. In addition, town crews conduct a special tree Christmas tree pickup in January.
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The Town of Hamburg does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
For $10/month, Farmer Pirates operate a food scrap drop off site at Tops on 6150 South Park Ave, Hamburg, NY 14075. You can access the drop off bin during business hours, Sun-Sat from 6 am to 12 am.
For more information on Farmer Pirates' food scrap drop off services or to sign up, visit this page: Neighborhood Compost Drop Off Service - Farmer Pirates
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Modern Disposal is responsible for the large trash pickup in the Town. The 1st large pickup will be the week of 4/13/26. Please have your large trash to the curb on the day Modern picks up your weekly trash. Each resident is permitted 4 items. This DOES NOT include air conditioners, electronics or household hazardous waste. Additional large trash pickup dates are: June 8, August 10, October 12, and December 14 for 2026.
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| Holland (Town) |
Waste Management
1.800.476.6571 or 716.496.5000 |
Accepts e-waste.
Waste Management’s At Your Door Special Collection® service can safely collect many types of unwanted potentially hazardous and hard-to-recycle items from your home with no additional cost. Click the following link to see which items are able to be collected or to schedule a pick-up: https://wmatyourdoor.com/residential/. The Town of Holland offers this service to residents.
Check out our electronics recycling webpage to recycle e-waste not accepted by WM.
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WM At Your Door Special Collection
1.800.449.7587 |
Waste Management’s At Your Door Special Collection® service can safely collect many types of unwanted potentially hazardous and hard-to-recycle items from your home with no additional cost. Click the following link to see which items are able to be collected or to schedule a pick-up: https://wmatyourdoor.com/residential/. The Town of Holland offers this service to residents.
Batteries and propane tanks may also be taken to the Town of Holland Highway Building on Edgewood Dr from April 1st through October 1st.
For other HHW disposal services, check our Household Hazardous Waste collection webpage.
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Include in regular weekly trash pick-up.
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The Town of Holland does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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One large item is allowed weekly. Maximum weight is 60 pounds. Large item must have an appointment for pick up. Call 800-972-4545 or www.wm.com.
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| Kenmore (Village) |
Village of Kenmore DPW
716.875.0527 |
Does not accept e-waste.
Learn more on our electronics recycling webpage.
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N/A |
No village events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Can be placed in open containers, bundled, or in CLEAR plastic bags. Weight cannot exceed 50 pounds and bundles not exceeding 4 feet in length. The DPW generally starts leaf collection in mid-October. Once leaf collection has started, you can place leaves onto the grass area between the curb and sidewalk for pick up. Leaf Collection generally ends in December.
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The Village of Kenmore does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
For $10/month, Farmer Pirates operate a food scrap drop off site at The Laundromutt, at 2964 Delaware Ave in Kenmore. You can access the drop off bin during business hours, F-W from 9 am to 7 pm, Thursdays from 9 am to 6 pm.
For more information on Farmer Pirates' food scrap drop off services or to sign up, visit this page: Neighborhood Compost Drop Off Service - Farmer Pirates
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Pick-up with regular weekly service. Mattresses must be wrapped and sealed before placed out for collection.
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| Lackawanna (City) |
City of Lackawanna DPW
716.827.6406 |
Accepts e-waste.
Electronics can be dropped off at the Lackawanna DPW Garage on Reddon St. between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. the week after each large Bulk Week.
For other e-waste recycling services, check our electronics recycling webpage.
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Lackawanna DPW Garage, 67 Reddon St
14218
716.827.6425 |
No city events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Branches will be picked up from the first full week of April through the first full week of November. Branches will be collected the first FULL week of each month on your scheduled garbage day. Branches should be put out for pick up the day prior to your scheduled garbage day during the first full week of each month. All branches should be placed parallel with the curbside. Leaves will be picked up from mid-October through November (weather permitting).
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The City of Lackawanna does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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***For scheduled bulk pick up dates see “Recycling/Sanitation Schedule” tab in header of City of Lackawanna website.***
For large bulk weeks, the city will accept One Cubic Yard of debris. Five bulk items (couch, chair, mattress, etc.) will be accepted as a cubic yard.
For the one item bulk weeks, each address (not housing unit) is allowed to put out one (1) bulk item on your scheduled garbage day. (ex: if the 1st of the month is on Wednesday, the following week will constitute the first full week of the month). If the week is missed, it must wait for the following first full week of the month…1 item and branch pickup).
In addition to the scheduled bulk pick-up dates each address (not housing unit) is allowed to put out one (1) bulk item on the first FULL week of each month on your scheduled garbage day (ex: if the 1st of the month is on Wednesday, the following week will constitute the first full week of the month). If the week is missed, it must wait for the following first full week of the month 1 item pick up. During July and August, TWO (2) bulk items will be allowed.
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| Lancaster (Town) |
Waste Management
1.800.476.6571 or 716.496.5000 |
Does not accept e-waste.
Learn more on our electronics recycling webpage.
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N/A |
No town events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Items that will be collected: Tree branches – not to exceed 8 feet in length and 6 inches in diameter, twigs, leaves - NOT BAGGED, shrubs, tree and shrub roots, logs.
These items will NOT be picked up if in bags, cans or any type of container.
The Highway Department picks up brush on almost a daily basis, year round and weather permitting. Branches are to be placed with ends pointing toward the street and piled as neatly as possible. Brush is usually picked up on a weekly basis by the Hi-lift. Please call the Highway Department at 683-3426 when brush is placed at the street. The Highway Department has five leaf trucks that have routes to cover street by street throughout the Town. Please place leaves between the curb and the sidewalk only and do not place them in the street. Leaves should also be placed in a separate pile from brush and ornamental grasses as these items cannot go through the leafers.
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The Town of Lancaster does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
For $10/month, Farmer Pirates operate a food scrap drop off site at Lancaster Municipal Building on 5423 Broadway. You can access the drop off bin during business hours, M-F from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
For more information on Farmer Pirates' food scrap drop off services or to sign up, visit this page: Neighborhood Compost Drop Off Service - Farmer Pirates
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Bulk Waste, such as furniture and appliances, will ONLY be collected during the second full week of each month. Each home is allowed to place a maximum of three (3) items out, in addition to their cart, during bulk week. Please note: Tires will NOT be accepted as part of this program.
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| Lancaster (Village) |
Waste Management
1.800.476.6571 or 716.496.5000 |
Does not accept e-waste.
Learn more on our electronics recycling webpage.
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N/A |
No town events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Items that will be collected: Tree branches – not to exceed 8 feet in length and 6 inches in diameter, twigs, leaves - NOT BAGGED, shrubs, tree and shrub roots, logs.
These items will NOT be picked up if in bags, cans or any type of container.
The Highway Department picks up brush on almost a daily basis, year round and weather permitting. Branches are to be placed with ends pointing toward the street and piled as neatly as possible. Brush is usually picked up on a weekly basis by the Hi-lift. Please call the Highway Department at 683-3426 when brush is placed at the street. The Highway Department has five leaf trucks that have routes to cover street by street throughout the Town. Please place leaves between the curb and the sidewalk only and do not place them in the street. Leaves should also be placed in a separate pile from brush and ornamental grasses as these items cannot go through the leafers.
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The Village of Lancaster does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
For $10/month, Farmer Pirates operate a food scrap drop off site at Lancaster Municipal Building on 5423 Broadway. You can access the drop off bin during business hours, M-F from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
For more information on Farmer Pirates' food scrap drop off services or to sign up, visit this page: Neighborhood Compost Drop Off Service - Farmer Pirates
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Bulk Waste, such as furniture and appliances, will ONLY be collected during the second full week of each month. Each home is allowed to place a maximum of three (3) items out, in addition to their cart, during bulk week. Please note: Tires will NOT be accepted as part of this program.
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| Marilla (Town) |
Town of Marilla Sanitation Department
716.652.7311 |
Accepts e-waste.
Electronics can be dropped off at the Town of Marilla Recycling Center at 2500 Eastwood Rd on Tuesdays from 1:00 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. and Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. TVs, large monitors, and printers are accepted at a fee. All vehicles entering the Recycling Center must have a Recycling Center Sticker affixed to the left side window which can be obtained at the Town Clerk’s Office. There will be no admittance without a valid sticker. For more details and accepted materials, check town website.
For other e-waste recycling services, check our electronics recycling webpage.
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Marilla Recycling Center, 2500 Eastwood Rd
14102
716.652.5350 |
No town events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Limbs MUST NOT exceed 6” in diameter. Leaves and similar yard waste should be deposited in the compost area as designated by the attendant. Both must be brought to the Recycling Center at 2500 Eastwood Road for disposal.
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The Town of Marilla does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Dryers, drained hot water tanks, overstuffed furniture, mattresses, box springs, metals of various types, old window glass, may be included in your regular weekly pick-up.
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| Newstead (Town) |
Modern Disposal Services, Inc.
1.800.330.7107 or 716.754.8226 |
Accepts e-waste.
The Town of Newstead together with the Village of Akron holds a Household Hazardous Waste/Electronic Recycling/Shred-it event in May of each year. Check village website for dates, details, and accepted materials.
For other e-waste recycling services, check our electronics recycling webpage.
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Joint Facility, 12707 Clarence Center Rd
14001
JF: 716.542.5412 Town Hall: 716.542.4573 |
The Town of Newstead together with the Village of Akron holds a Household Hazardous Waste/Electronic Recycling/Shred-it event in May of each year. Check village website for dates, details, and accepted materials.
For other HHW disposal services, check our Household Hazardous Waste collection webpage.
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Residents can drop off compost items such as yard waste, grass clippings and tree branches or can pick up compost materials such as topsoil and wood chips at the municipal compositing facility jointly supported by the Town of Newstead and Village of Akron at 12707 Clarence Center Rd in Akron. The facility is open Monday-Friday 7:00am-3:00pm; Saturdays May-November, 9:00am-12:00pm. All residents are required to obtain a Composting Permit, which can be used as many times as you want, but must be shown each time you visit the facility. The permits can be obtained at the Newstead Town Hall, Akron Village Hall and at the Joint Highway Facility.
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The Town of Newstead does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Residents can dispose of (1) bulky item or white good at the curb every other week. Residents are responsible for removal and disposal of all CFCs from white goods. Bulky items will now only be picked up twice per month, not every week. Please check the town calendar when it comes out to see which weeks are Bulky Item weeks.
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| North Collins (Village) |
Casella Waste Systems
888.485.1469 |
Does not accept e-waste.
Learn more on our electronics recycling webpage.
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N/A |
No village events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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The Department of Public Works is responsible brush and leaf pick-up. Call 716-337-2407 for details.
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The Village of North Collins does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Contact village for info.
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| North Collins (Town) |
Waste Management
1.800.476.6571 or 716.496.5000 |
Does not accept e-waste.
Learn more on our electronics recycling webpage.
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N/A |
No town events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Contact town for info.
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The Town of North Collins does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Contact town for info.
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| Orchard Park (Town) |
Modern Disposal Services, Inc.
1.800.330.7107 or 716.754.8226 |
Does not accept e-waste.
Learn more on our electronics recycling webpage.
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N/A |
No town events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Leaves must be bagged until fail. Loose leaves picked up curbside ONLY in fall (starting October). Brush not included in weekly trash pickup. Contact Highway Department for leaf and brush pick-up schedule.
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The Town of Orchard Park does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Modern will pick up four (4) bulk items per month during the first full week of the month. A full week is Monday-Friday, all in the same month. Please place your bulk item(s) at the curb with your regular trash on your regular trash pickup day. With the purchase of “bulk tag” you may place more than four (4) items at the curb during your bulk week. A bulk tag costs $10.00 and can be purchased at the Town Clerk’s Office. Office Hours are Monday through Friday between 8:30AM and 4:15PM.
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| Orchard Park (Village) |
Waste Management
1.800.476.6571 |
Accepts e-waste.
Waste Management’s At Your Door Special Collection® service can safely collect many types of unwanted potentially hazardous and hard-to-recycle items from your home. Click the following link to see which items are able to be collected or to schedule a pick-up: https://wmatyourdoor.com/residential/. This service is currently available to Village of Orchard Park residents.
Check out our electronics recycling webpage to recycle e-waste not accepted by WM.
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WM At Your Door Special Collection
1.800.449.7587 |
Waste Management’s At Your Door Special Collection® service can safely collect many types of unwanted potentially hazardous and hard-to-recycle items from your home. Click the following link to see which items are able to be collected or to schedule a pick-up: https://wmatyourdoor.com/residential/. This service is currently available to Village of Orchard Park residents.
Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events to dispose of HHW not accepted by WM.
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Curbside Brush collection is done Monday – Friday in the Village of Orchard Park. Our DPW goes around Village streets on a weekly basis for the following collections: leaves, tree limbs, Christmas trees. The regulations for curbside brush collection are: Tree limbs (4″ diameter maximum) can be placed at the curb with the cut end toward the street. In the winter months, we will collect Christmas trees that are placed at the curb, but they must be free of all decorations including tinsel, wires, and lights. In the fall we do curbside leaf collection using leaf vacuums; the leaf piles must be free of any foreign objects to prevent personal injury to the employees and damage to the equipment.
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The Village of Orchard Park has introduced a food scrap drop off pilot program in partnership with Farmer Pirates, running from Jun 15th 2026 to June 14th 2027. Collect your food scraps at home and drop them off at the Department of Public Works (open M-F, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm) at least once every two weeks. Residents of the Village of Orchard Park can sign up at no fee on the Orchard Park Pilot Program website.
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On the first full week of the month, Waste Management will collect up to 2 items on collection day without purchased stickers. Residents are responsible for the licensed removal and disposal of all refrigerants from applicable white goods. Items that can be picked up on Bulk Pick-Up Day include: Chair, Couch, Mattress/Box Spring (count as 1 item), extra garbage bags, etc.
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| Sardinia (Town) |
Waste Management
1.800.476.6571 or 716.496.5000 |
Does not accept e-waste.
Learn more on our electronics recycling webpage.
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N/A |
No town events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Contact town for info.
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The Town of Sardinia does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Contact town for info.
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| Sloan (Village) |
Waste Management
1.800.476.6571 or 716.496.5000 |
Does not accept e-waste.
Learn more on our electronics recycling webpage.
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N/A |
No town events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Tree Limbs, etc., must be less than four (4) feet in length, bundled and placed next to the garbage tote. Other lawn/garden debris, such as leaves, dead plants, etc., is to be placed inside garbage tote. Leaf pick-up throughout Autumn. During this time, collect your leaves on the space between the curb and sidewalk.
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The Village of Sloan does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Household items that include furniture, mattresses, box springs, etc. will be picked up by waste Management monthly. The bulk pickup day for the Village of Sloan will be the fourth full week of the month and is posted on the sign in front of Village Hall. All mattresses, box springs, and toilets must be bagged or completely wrapped to protect workers when picking up.
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| Springville (Village) |
Waste Management
1.800.476.6571 or 716.496.5000 |
Accepts e-waste.
Waste Management’s At Your Door Special Collection® service can safely collect many types of unwanted potentially hazardous and hard-to-recycle items from your home. Click the following link to see which items are able to be collected or to schedule a pick-up: https://wmatyourdoor.com/residential/. This service is currently available to Village of Springville residents.
Check out our electronics recycling webpage to recycle e-waste not accepted by WM.
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WM At Your Door Special Collection
1.800.449.7587 |
Waste Management’s At Your Door Special Collection® service can safely collect many types of unwanted potentially hazardous and hard-to-recycle items from your home. Click the following link to see which items are able to be collected or to schedule a pick-up: https://wmatyourdoor.com/residential/. This service is currently available to Village of Springville residents.
Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events to dispose of HHW not accepted by WM.
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Leaves, brush and limbs are picked up the last two (2) working days of the month (April-October) unless otherwise advertised. Leaves and brush must be placed in containers and placed at the curb. Limbs must be placed parallel to the curb.
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The Village of Springville does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Large items need to be scheduled for pickup through Waste Management, and are limited to three per unit per month per eligible household and are picked up on the first garbage day of the month. If you don't have a garbage tote then you are not eligible for large item pick up. Phone # for the large item pickup is 1-800-972-4545.
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| Tonawanda (City) |
City of Tonawanda DPW
716.695.1376 |
Does not accept e-waste.
Learn more on our electronics recycling webpage.
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N/A |
No city events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Brush is picked up on normal collection day, or as soon as possible from your garbage day. Separate brush / limbs into piles with butts in the same direction, not to exceed 6” in diameter and 6 ft. in length. Place stumps and large diameter limbs at least 2 ft. from bulk trash. Keep brush way from hydrants, trees, poles, vent pipes and shut offs. Fall leaf collection occurs from Columbus Day to the 1st heavy snowfall. Rake leaves out into the street the same day your garbage is picked up. They will be picked up the day following your normal garbage collection day.
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The City of Tonawanda does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Bulk waste material pick-up is limited to quantities of four (4) cubic yards (3'x3'x12') per property, with a maximum of two pick-ups per month. Bulk waste shall be collected on your garbage day. Do not put out more than 24 hours in advance.
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| Tonawanda (Town) |
Town of Tonawanda Highway Department
716.875.8822 |
Accepts e-waste.
Electronic items (computers, monitors, printers, televisions, etc.) may be placed at the curb on regular collection day for pick up by our electronics recycling truck. However, televisions or computer monitors containing CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) are not accepted.
For other e-waste recycling services, check our electronics recycling webpage.
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Town of Tonawanda Highway Dept
716.875.8822 |
Some HHW is accepted in regular pick up. See recycling and waste collection information flyer to determine what items can be put on your curb during regular pick up.
For other HHW disposal services, check our Household Hazardous Waste collection webpage.
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Tree branches, shrubs, wood and lumber must be cut and tied into bundles with heavy twine or rope. Bundles cannot exceed 60 lbs. in weight or 6' in length. Clear plastic bags may be placed at curb side for yard waste
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The Town of Tonawanda does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Put appliances, large items, and scrap metal at your curb on your regular collection day. Remove all doors from refrigerators and freezers. Metal strips and/or poles must be no longer than 6 feet and tied in bundles no heavier than 60 lbs.
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| Wales (Town) |
Waste Management
1.800.476.6571 or 716.496.5000 |
Does not accept e-waste.
Learn more on our electronics recycling webpage.
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N/A |
No town events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Does not accept yard waste for pickup.
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The Town of Wales does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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Bulk items collection occurs once per month by calling and scheduling a collection with WM and they will pick up three bulk items. Please call 1(800)972-4545 to schedule your bulk item pickup. Bulk items will not be collected without scheduling with WM and three bulk items may be collected at one time per month.
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| West Seneca (Town) |
Modern Disposal Services, Inc.
1.800.330.7107 or 716.754.8226 |
Accepts e-waste.
Town residents with proof of residency may bring electronics the Highway Department free of charge during regular business hours only (M-F 7:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m).
For other e-waste recycling services, check our electronics recycling webpage.
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West Seneca Highway Department, 100 Gemcor Dr
14224
716.674.4850 |
No town events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Yard waste is collected for our community composting site on 500 Mineral Springs Road every week during the period starting the 1st week in May and to the 1st week in December. Residents should arrange to have their yard waste at the curbside the night before or before 7:00 am regular garbage day in paper bags or open reusable containers (garbage can without lid, bushel basket, plastic container. Containers should not weigh over 50 pounds, and we ask that you do not place rocks, metal or household garbage in with your yard waste.)
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The Town of West Seneca offers two food scrap collection drop off sites to its residents free of charge, in collaboration with Farmer Pirates.
- West Seneca Community Center; 1300 Union Rd; Open M, T, Thu from 9 am to 8pm, W and F from 9 am to 5 pm, and Saturdays from 10 am to 4 pm.
- Mineral Springs Road; 582 Mineral Springs Rd; Open 24/7
For more information about West Seneca's food scrap drop off sites or to sign-up, visit this page
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Contact West Seneca Sanitation Department
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| Williamsville (Village) |
Modern Disposal Services, Inc.
1.800.330.7107 or 716.754.8226 |
Accepts e-waste.
Village wide pick up is 2nd and 4th Mondays, March-October ONLY. Waste must be out on curb before 7:00 a.m. Pick-up November-February is on Fridays by appointment only, through the village office. Call Williamsville DPW for more information.
For other e-waste recycling services, check our electronics recycling webpage.
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Williamsville DPW
716.632.4120 ext. 3008 |
No village events. Attend Erie County Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events.
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Garden and yard waste is picked up by Modern on regular garbage days April through November. Waste must be placed in paper bags or open containers for pick up before 7:00 a.m. Do not use garbage or recycling tote. Containers may not weigh over 60 lbs. Picking up of brush and branches for recycling. Village wide pickup is 2nd and 4th Mondays, March thru October ONLY. Waste must be out on the curb before 7:00 a.m. Pickup November thru February is on Fridays by appointment only, through the Village office.
Leaves are collected in the FALL ONLY can be raked up and placed between the curb and sidewalk for pick up. Please do not place leaves in street.
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The Village of Williamsville does not currently offer any municipal household food scrap collection services.
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As an additional service to Village residents, DPW picks up large items on a routine basis. During the months of March-October pickup on Village streets occurs 2nd and 4th Mondays. Please have items at the curb prior to 7 am. Appointments during these months are not necessary. Residents may leave brush and branches for recycling, electronics such as TV’s, and metal items such as appliances. Please refer to the Collection Guidelines or call 716-632-4120 x 3008 with any questions related to pickup.
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