Trash

Order trash carts by contacting Customer Service at 734.994.7336 or by visiting the first floor of Larcom City Hall located at 301 E. Huron St. weekdays 7:30 a.m.– 5:30 p.m.

Single family/duplex

• The first 64-gallon trash cart is free to new construction or newly annexed properties.
• Annual $44 fee to upgrade cart to 96 gallon, which is added to quarterly​ water bill.
• Annual $220 fee for each additional trash cart at the same address, which is added to quarterly water bill.
• $61 fee for the delivery of additional carts, return of unwanted carts, or cart exchanges. 
• $29 to power wash all returned carts.
• $84 to return to service each cart not set out on time.​

Multi-family and apartments

• 96-gallon trash carts are provided at a pro-rated level based on number of residential units.
• Annual $220 fee for each additional trash cart.
• Locations with 10 plus units are required to use trash dumpsters.​​
• $103 for extra tips of dumpsters serviced by the city.
• $63 if an unserviceable dumpster remains unserviceable upon return.
• Extra tips for dumpsters serviced by the franchise are available for a fee​.  

• large items like furniture, mattresses, appliances, etc. will not be picked up if left at the curb and you could be fined, check out the drop off station or recovery yard to see if they are accepted there
• televisions, computers and other electronics
• appliances that contain Freon​ (freon removal is provided for a fee at the Drop-Off Station)
• hot ashes from fireplaces or grills
• yard trimmings (dispose of yard trimmings in compost carts)
• liquids, including used motor oil
• lead acid batteries
• sewage
• PCBs
• radioactive and/or hazardous waste (including asbestos)
• heavy metal parts
• fuel and propane tanks
• automobile, truck or other vehicle parts
• tires
• concrete, cement, bricks or mortar
• rocks
• construction material
• carpet
• tar
• railroad ties
• logs
• tree stumps

Household toxics such as oil paints, pesticides, solvents, weed killers, drain cleaners, oven cleaners, mercury thermometers, photography and pool chemicals, and other products labeled Danger, Warning, Poison, Flammable or Corrosive. Never discard these items in the trash or flush them down the drain. Use them up as described on the label and discard the empty container as refuse or deliver partially unused containers to the Washtenaw County Home​ Toxics Center. ​​

Mark your calendars for the upcoming Washtenaw County Cleanup Days! These events, exclusively for county residents, will take place on June 28, July 26, August 9, and September 27, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Pre-registration is required to participate.

Accepted items for disposal include:

• Appliances
• Bulky waste
• Electronics
• Household hazardous waste
• Scrap metal
• Tires

For event locations, details on what can be disposed of, and to register for a slot, visit washtenaw.org/cleanup.