How do I find my recycling week in Toledo?

Download the 2026 Republic Services City of Toledo Trash and Recycling Calendar PDF from toledo.oh.gov, use the address lookup map, or call Republic Services at 419-936-2511. Recycling is collected every other week on the same day as your trash pickup.

Can I put bulk items out every week in Toledo?

Yes — starting January 5, 2026, Toledo residents can place up to 5 bulk items at the curb every week with regular trash, no scheduling required. Each item or bundle must weigh under 40 lbs. Front curb only — no alleys or side streets.

What can I recycle in Toledo?

Place clean and loose in the blue container: newspapers, magazines, flattened cardboard, aluminum and steel cans, plastic containers (#1, 2, 4, 5, 7), glass bottles and jars, and milk/juice/soup cartons. Never put in: plastic bags, food-soiled items, yard waste, clothing, electronics, or Styrofoam.

Where can I drop off hazardous waste in Toledo?

The Lucas County Solid Waste Management District accepts HHW by appointment — call 419-213-2230 (Thu and Sat mornings). The City also hosts HHW events on June 13, August 15, and October 3 at 1189 Central Ave. The Clean Toledo Recycling Center (3900 Creekside Ave) does not accept HHW or tires.

How do I report a missed pickup in Toledo?

Call Republic Services at 419-936-2511, contact Engage Toledo at 419-936-2020, or submit online at toledo.oh.gov/engage-toledo. First confirm your pickup day, recycling week, and check for holiday delays.

How do I dispose of heavy bulk items over 40 lbs in Toledo?

Items over 40 lbs are not accepted at weekly curbside bulk pickup. Options include: Hoffman Road Landfill Free Disposal Days (free for residents, truck or trailer load, up to 4 times/year, utility bill + ID required); Block-by-Block neighborhood cleanup events; or the Clean Toledo Recycling Center (3900 Creekside Ave, Tue–Sat).

Toledo Trash Pickup Schedule, Recycling & Bulk 2026

Q: Is there a free food waste composting program in Toledo?

Yes. Free food waste drop-off is available at three Metroparks locations: Glass City Metropark (701 Front St.), Toledo Botanical Garden (5430 W Bancroft St.), and Swan Creek Metropark (4301 Airport Hwy), during park hours. Free GoZERO totes are available on-site. Learn more at ktlcb.org/Composting.

Q: What is the Clean Toledo Recycling Center?

The Clean Toledo Recycling Center at 3900 Creekside Ave is a permanent, year-round self-service drop-off facility open Tuesday through Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. It opened June 2, 2026, and accepts electronics, scrap metal, appliances (no refrigerant), food waste, recyclables, and donations. Proof of Toledo residency required. HHW and tires are not accepted here.

Find your Toledo collection day, recycling week, weekly bulk pickup rules, and 2026 holiday delays — service by Republic Services.

City of Toledo · Division of Solid Waste · Contractor: Republic Services · Updated May 2026

⭐ Collection Day Finder

Find Your Toledo Collection Day

Select your pickup day to instantly see your trash, recycling, and weekly bulk schedule — plus your 2026 holiday impact.

👈 Select your day above to see your complete Toledo collection schedule.

⚠ Don’t know your day? Use the official address-based map at toledo.oh.gov/trash-and-recycling-pickup-schedule or call Republic Services at 419-936-2511. More contact options ↓

At a Glance

Toledo Waste Collection — Quick Facts

The City of Toledo contracts with Republic Services for residential trash and recycling collection. Garbage is collected weekly; recycling is collected every other week, both on the same weekday by address. Starting January 5, 2026, residents can also place up to 5 bulk items at the curb every week with their regular trash — no scheduling required. Use the official address map at toledo.oh.gov/trash-and-recycling-pickup-schedule to confirm your specific day.

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Garbage

Weekly

Gray container, by address

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Recycling

Every other week

Blue container, same day

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Bulk Items

Weekly (new 2026)

Up to 5 items, under 40 lbs each

🌿

Food Waste Drop-Off

Free, 3 Metroparks sites

GoZERO totes available

♻

Clean Toledo Center

Tue–Sat, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

3900 Creekside Ave

📅 New in 2026: Weekly bulk pickup, no scheduling needed. Starting January 5, 2026, residents can place up to 5 bulk items at the curb each week with regular trash. The previous monthly scheduled bulk pickup (via Republic Services) ended December 30, 2025.

🔗 Related Guide Want to understand how trash collection works across the US? Read: How Trash Collection Works in the US (Schedules, Times & Rules)

Two-Container System

Toledo’s Two-Container System — Gray & Blue

Every Toledo residential address receives two containers: a gray refuse container for garbage (weekly) and a blue recycling container (every other week). Both are picked up on the same weekday. All trash must be bagged inside the gray container. All recyclables must be loose and clean in the blue container — never bag your recyclables.

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Gray Container — Garbage

All non-recyclable household waste. Bag and tie all trash before placing inside. Can be set out the night before pickup.

Weekly • Republic Services

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Blue Container — Recycling

Paper, cardboard, metal cans, plastic containers (1,2,4,5,7), glass bottles & jars, cartons. Loose, clean, dry. Never bagged.

Every other week • Same day as trash

⏰ Set-Out Rules — Both Containers

Containers can be set out the night before your scheduled pickup day.
Bring containers back promptly after collection is complete.
All trash must be bagged and placed inside the gray container — no loose debris.
Recyclables must be loose, clean, and dry in the blue container — never bag them.
If you need help getting containers to the curb (Trash Assistance Program), call Republic Services at 419-936-2511 to request an application.

🔗 Related Guide New to the US waste system or unsure what goes in each bin? See: Trash and Recycling Guide in the US (Rules, Pickup & Recycling Explained 2026)

Holiday Schedule

Toledo Holiday Trash Collection Schedule 2026

Republic Services delays Toledo trash collection by one day for five holidays in 2026. If a holiday falls on your collection day or earlier in the week, your pickup shifts one day later for that week. The official 2026 Republic Services collection calendar is available for download.

Holiday	2026 Date	Curbside Impact	What Happens
New Year’s Day	Thu, Jan 1	1-Day Delay	Thu → Fri \| Fri → Sat \| Mon–Wed: normal that week
MLK Day	Mon, Jan 19	Normal	Not observed by Republic Services. All collections on schedule.
Presidents’ Day	Mon, Feb 16	Normal	Not observed. All collections on schedule.
Memorial Day	Mon, May 25	1-Day Delay	Mon → Tue \| Tue → Wed \| All routes that week shift one day later.
Independence Day	Sat, Jul 4	Normal	Falls on Saturday — no weekday curbside impact.
Labor Day	Mon, Sep 7	1-Day Delay	Mon → Tue \| All routes that week shift one day later.
Veterans’ Day	Wed, Nov 11	Normal	Not observed. All collections on schedule.
Thanksgiving Day	Thu, Nov 26	1-Day Delay	Thu → Fri \| Fri → Sat \| Mon–Wed: normal that week.
Christmas Day	Fri, Dec 25	1-Day Delay	Fri → Sat \| Mon–Thu: normal that week.

💡 Only 5 holidays cause delays. New Year’s, Memorial Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas cause one-day delays. MLK Day, Presidents’ Day, Veterans’ Day, and Independence Day (Saturday) do not affect curbside collection.

🔗 Related Guide Holiday delays confuse millions of US residents every year. For a national overview: Holiday Trash Pickup in the US (Schedule Changes & Delays Explained)

Recycling — Blue Container

Toledo Recycling — What Goes in the Blue Container

Toledo uses single-stream recycling collected every other week by Republic Services on the same day as your trash. All items must be clean and free of food remnants, placed loose — never in plastic bags. Use the free LC Recycles app (Lucas County Solid Waste Management District) to look up any item.

✅ Accepted in the Blue Container

Paper: newspapers, magazines, flattened cardboard boxes, unwanted mail, office paper
Aluminum and steel cans
Plastic containers: bottles, jugs, tubs — plastics #1, 2, 4, 5, and 7
Glass bottles and jars — all colors, rinsed
Cartons: milk, juice, soup (rinsed and flattened)

🚫 Never in the Blue Container

Plastic bags or film → store drop-off or Clean Toledo Center
Food or food-soiled items → gray garbage container
Yard waste or grass clippings → Clean Toledo events or mulching
Electronics → Clean Toledo Center or Lucas County SWMD
Clothing or textiles → donate or textile drop-off
Styrofoam → Clean Toledo Center
Plastic #3 or #6 (PVC, polystyrene)

💡 LC Recycles App — look up any item instantly. Download the free LC Recycles app (iOS and Android) from the Lucas County Solid Waste Management District. Search any item to find out if it goes in your curbside bin, at a drop-off location, or at a special event. Also features an interactive recycling game.

🔗 Related Guide Learn what the most common recycling mistakes are and how to avoid them nationwide: How to Recycle Properly in the US (Rules, Bins & Common Mistakes)

Bulk Pickup — New 2026

Toledo Weekly Bulk Pickup — New Policy Starting January 2026

Beginning January 5, 2026, Toledo residents can place up to 5 bulk items at the curb every week alongside regular trash — with no scheduling required. This replaces the previous monthly scheduled bulk pickup that ended December 30, 2025. Items must weigh under 40 lbs each.

📦 How Weekly Bulk Pickup Works

Place up to 5 bulk items at the curb on your regular trash collection day. No need to call or schedule in advance.
Each item or bundle must weigh under 40 lbs. Items over 40 lbs will be left behind.
Bag all loose trash. Tie branches, wood, or rugs in a 3’ × 4’ bundle.
Remove or pound flat any nails or screws in wood items before setting out.
Bag or wrap mattresses before placing at the curb.
Note: No alley or side street pickup — items must be at the front curb only.

✅ Accepted Bulk Items

Furniture: sofas, chairs, tables, dressers (under 40 lbs each)
Mattresses and box springs (bagged or wrapped)
Small appliances (under 40 lbs)
Bundled wood, branches, or scrap lumber (nails removed/flattened)
Rugs and carpeting (bundled in 3’ × 4’ rolls)
Up to 5 items per week — no scheduling needed

🚫 Not Accepted as Bulk Curbside

Items or bundles over 40 lbs (will be left behind)
Loose, unbagged, or unbundled debris
Tires → Clean Toledo events ($0.50 each)
Hazardous waste, gas, paint, liquids, medical waste → HHW events
Major car parts or automotive components
Commercial construction material
Boards with exposed nails or screws

⚠ Items left improperly may result in a fine. Items that do not meet guidelines will be left at the curb, and residents may be fined. No pickup from alleys or side streets — only from the front curb. For large items over 40 lbs, use the Hoffman Road Landfill Free Disposal Days or Block-by-Block neighborhood cleanup events.

🔗 Related Guide Bulky pickup rules vary widely across the US. For a full national comparison: Bulk Trash Pickup in the US (Rules, Scheduling & What’s Accepted)

Clean Toledo Recycling Center

Clean Toledo Recycling Center & Drop-Off Events

Toledo opened a permanent, year-round Clean Toledo Recycling Center on June 2, 2026, at 3900 Creekside Ave. This self-service facility allows residents to unload materials at their own pace, with city staff on-site to assist. Proof of residency required.

♻ Clean Toledo Recycling Center

3900 Creekside Ave, Toledo, OH

Hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

Self-service drop-off • Proof of residency required • Open year-round

Accepted: donations, electronics, scrap metal, appliances (no refrigerant), food waste, recyclables, yard waste (no grass clippings)

⚠ HHW & Tire Collection Events 2026

Household hazardous waste and tires are not accepted at the Creekside Recycling Center but are accepted at designated events:

Sat, Jun 13 — Toledo Road & Bridge Maintenance Building, 1189 Central Ave.

Sat, Aug 15 — Location to be announced

Sat, Oct 3 — Toledo Road & Bridge Maintenance Building, 1189 Central Ave.

✅ Accepted at Clean Toledo Events

Tires: up to 10 per resident, on or off rim (no commercial) — $0.50 each
Electronics: TVs, CRT monitors, computers
Household hazardous waste: oil-based paint, stains, latex paint (at HHW events only)
Large appliances: AC units, refrigerators, freezers
Packing Styrofoam (no food-grade cups, plates, or containers)
Residential yard waste: sticks, branches, leaves, grass clippings
Used medical equipment (at select events)
Scrap metal, recyclables, donations

🚫 Not Accepted at Events

Commercial or business waste
More than 10 tires per vehicle
Radioactive materials or explosives
Regular household garbage (bag it for weekly collection)
Hazardous waste at the permanent Creekside Center (HHW events only)

🏭 Block-by-Block Neighborhood Cleanups

The City’s Division of Urban Beautification canvasses Toledo neighborhoods on designated Saturdays to collect trash and debris for free. On scheduled cleanup days, residents in the target area can place furniture, mattresses, TVs, computers, scrap wood, and yard waste at the curb by 8 a.m. Crews work until 1 p.m.; if not completed, they return Sunday morning. Watch for street signs posted a few days before the event. Check toledo.oh.gov/block-by-block for the current schedule.

Food Waste Drop-Off

Free Food Waste Drop-Off — Composting for Toledo Residents

Toledo partners with Keep Toledo/Lucas County Beautiful and Metroparks Toledo to offer free food waste composting drop-off at three Metroparks locations. Free Green GoZERO totes are available at each site to collect food scraps at home.

🌿 Glass City Metropark

701 Front St., Toledo, OH 43605

Drop-off location: back left corner of parking lot

Hours: park hours (7 a.m. to dark)

🌿 Toledo Botanical Garden

5430 W Bancroft Street, Toledo, OH 43615

Drop-off location: southeast corner of lot

Hours: park hours (7 a.m. to dark)

🌿 Swan Creek Metropark

4301 Airport Highway, Toledo, OH 43615

Drop-off location: northeast corner of lot

Hours: park hours (7 a.m. to dark)

🌿 Mulch Program

Toledo residents can purchase mulch made from yard waste at mulch.toledo.gov. The City converts collected yard debris into mulch available for residential purchase.

💡 GoZERO totes available free at all three locations. Pick up a free GoZERO tote at any Metroparks drop-off site to collect food waste at home before dropping it off. More information at ktlcb.org/Composting.

Hazardous Waste & Electronics

Household Hazardous Waste & Electronics in Toledo

Neither household hazardous waste nor most electronics are accepted in curbside bins or at the Clean Toledo Recycling Center. Toledo and Lucas County offer several options for safe disposal.

⚠ Lucas County Solid Waste Management District (HHW & Electronics)

The Lucas County Solid Waste Management District accepts household hazardous waste, paint, and electronics by appointment. Call 419-213-2230 to arrange a drop-off (Thursdays and Saturday mornings). Fees may apply for some items (e.g., tube TVs are charged by the pound). Visit co.lucas.oh.us/Solid-Waste-Management for details.

💻 Electronics

Lucas County SWMD: Electronics accepted by appointment — call 419-213-2230 (Thu & Sat mornings).
AIM Ecycling: NW Ohio’s only R2 Certified electronic recycler; specializes in secure data removal. Contact: 419-517-2055. Fees may apply.
Clean Toledo events: TVs and CRT monitors accepted seasonally at designated events.
Batteries Plus Bulbs (Toledo): Accepts all types of batteries and light bulbs, including rechargeable and alkaline.

✅ Accepted at HHW Events / Lucas County SWMD

Oil-based and latex paint, stains
Motor oil, antifreeze, automotive fluids
Household chemicals, solvents, pesticides
Fluorescent and CFL bulbs (Gross Electric: 419-537-1818)
All types of batteries (rechargeable, alkaline, car)
Electronics: TVs, computers, monitors, phones
Pool chemicals, propane tanks, glues

🚫 Not Accepted Curbside

Any hazardous liquids, paints, chemicals
Batteries of any type
Electronics or TVs
Medical waste or sharps (use licensed disposal)
Tires (use Clean Toledo events at $0.50 each)
Propane tanks or compressed gas cylinders

Landfill & Free Disposal Days

Hoffman Road Landfill & Free Disposal Days

Toledo residents can bring a truck or trailer load of bulky solid waste for free disposal to the Hoffman Road Landfill up to four times per year on designated free disposal days. A current utility bill and valid photo ID are required to verify residency. No commercial disposal.

🚚 Hoffman Road Landfill — Free Disposal Days

Address: 3962 Hoffman Road, Toledo, OH

Eligible items: Excess trash, furniture, carpeting, mattresses, wood waste, scrap metal, and similar bulky household waste.

What to bring: Current utility bill and valid photo ID (proof of residency required). No free commercial disposal.

Free Disposal Days are held approximately four times per year. Check toledo.oh.gov/hoffman-road-landfill or call Engage Toledo at 419-936-2020 for the current 2026 schedule.

💡 Four free disposal days per year — great for heavy items. The 40-lb per-item limit on curbside bulk pickup means very large or heavy items need another option. Hoffman Road Landfill Free Disposal Days accept truck or trailer loads of bulky items at no charge for Toledo residents, up to four times annually.

Missed Pickup

What to Do If Your Trash Wasn’t Collected in Toledo

Confirm your pickup day using the official address map at toledo.oh.gov/trash-and-recycling-pickup-schedule or by calling Republic Services at 419-936-2511.
Check for a holiday delay. New Year’s, Memorial Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas cause one-day delays. MLK Day, Presidents’ Day, Veterans’ Day, and Independence Day (Saturday in 2026) do not affect service.
Confirm your recycling week. Recycling is every other week — verify you’re on the correct week using your address lookup or the 2026 collection calendar.
Check container placement. Containers should be at the curb (not alley or side street) before the morning of pickup. All trash must be bagged; recyclables must be loose and clean.
Report the missed pickup by calling Republic Services at 419-936-2511 or Engage Toledo at 419-936-2020. You can also report online at toledo.oh.gov/engage-toledo.

Local Tips

Toledo Trash & Recycling Tips Every Resident Should Know

🏠 New to Toledo or Just Moved In?

Find your collection day at toledo.oh.gov/trash-and-recycling-pickup-schedule or call Republic Services (419-936-2511). Download the free 2026 Republic Services collection calendar PDF for your recycling week schedule. Download the LC Recycles app to look up any item. Pick up a free GoZERO tote at a Metroparks location to start composting food waste for free.

📦 New 2026 Bulk Pickup Rules

The old monthly scheduled bulk pickup via Republic Services ended December 30, 2025. Starting January 5, 2026, you can now put up to 5 bulk items at the curb every week with no scheduling needed — but each item must be under 40 lbs. For heavier items, use Block-by-Block neighborhood events or Hoffman Road Landfill Free Disposal Days.

🌿 Buy Local Mulch

Toledo residents can purchase mulch made from city-collected yard waste at an affordable price. Order online at mulch.toledo.gov. Using mulch in your garden helps return nutrients to the soil and reduces landfill use.

🚫 5 Common Mistakes Toledo Residents Make

Putting plastic bags in the blue recycling container — never bag recyclables
Missing your recycling week — always verify with the 2026 calendar or address lookup
Placing bulk items over 40 lbs at the curb — they will be left behind
Setting out bulk items in the alley or on the side street — front curb only
Putting food waste in the gray container when free drop-off sites are available nearby

Contact

Contact & Resources — Toledo Trash & Recycling

Contact	Details
Republic Services (Trash & Recycling)	📞 419-936-2511 — questions and concerns about trash, recycling, or bulk pickup; Trash Assistance Program applications
Engage Toledo (City Service Requests)	📞 419-936-2020 • toledo.oh.gov/engage-toledo — report missed pickups, blight concerns, and all city service requests 24/7
Collection Schedule Lookup	toledo.oh.gov/trash-and-recycling-pickup-schedule — address-based map for your pickup day
2026 Republic Services Calendar (PDF)	Download 2026 Recycling & Trash Calendar — includes your recycling week rotation
Clean Toledo Recycling Center	3900 Creekside Ave • Tue–Sat, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. • Proof of residency required • Opened June 2, 2026
Lucas County SWMD (HHW & Electronics)	📞 419-213-2230 — Thu & Sat mornings, by appointment • co.lucas.oh.us/Solid-Waste-Management
Keep Toledo/Lucas County Beautiful	📞 419-213-2255 • ktlcb.org — recycling guide, food waste drop-off, LC Recycles app, special collection events
Food Waste Drop-Off	ktlcb.org/Composting — 3 Metroparks locations, park hours (7 a.m. to dark). Free GoZERO totes available on-site.
Hoffman Road Landfill	3962 Hoffman Rd • Free Disposal Days (4×/year) for residents • Utility bill + ID required • toledo.oh.gov/hoffman-road-landfill
LC Recycles App	Free iOS & Android app — look up any item for disposal instructions in Toledo/Lucas County
Mulch Program	mulch.toledo.gov — purchase mulch made from city yard waste

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions — Toledo Trash Pickup

Your collection day depends on your specific address. Use the official address-based map at toledo.oh.gov/trash-and-recycling-pickup-schedule or call Republic Services at 419-936-2511. Garbage is collected weekly; recycling is every other week on the same day. Bulk items can also go out every week with no scheduling required (as of January 5, 2026).

Download the official 2026 Republic Services City of Toledo Trash and Recycling Calendar PDF from toledo.oh.gov or use the address lookup map at toledo.oh.gov/trash-and-recycling-pickup-schedule. You can also call Republic Services at 419-936-2511. Recycling is every other week on the same day as your trash pickup.

Yes — starting January 5, 2026, Toledo residents can place up to 5 bulk items at the curb every week with their regular trash, with no scheduling required. Each item or bundle must weigh under 40 lbs. Bag loose items; bundle branches/rugs in 3′ x 4′ bundles; bag or wrap mattresses; remove/flatten nails from wood. Front curb only — no alleys or side streets.

Five holidays cause a one-day delay: New Year’s Day (Jan 1), Memorial Day (May 25), Labor Day (Sep 7), Thanksgiving (Nov 26), and Christmas Day (Dec 25). Independence Day falls on Saturday — no weekday impact. MLK Day, Presidents’ Day, and Veterans’ Day do not affect Toledo’s collection schedule.

Place clean, loose items in the blue container: newspapers, magazines, flattened cardboard, aluminum and steel cans, plastic containers (#1, 2, 4, 5, 7 — bottles, jugs, and tubs), glass bottles and jars, and milk/juice/soup cartons. Never put in: plastic bags, food-soiled items, yard waste, clothing, electronics, or Styrofoam. Use the LC Recycles app to look up any item.

The Lucas County Solid Waste Management District accepts household hazardous waste and electronics by appointment — call 419-213-2230 (Thu and Sat mornings). The City of Toledo also hosts designated HHW collection events in 2026: June 13 at 1189 Central Ave, August 15 (location TBD), and October 3 at 1189 Central Ave. The permanent Clean Toledo Recycling Center (3900 Creekside Ave) does NOT accept HHW or tires.

Yes. Toledo partners with Keep Toledo/Lucas County Beautiful and Metroparks Toledo to offer free food waste drop-off at three locations: Glass City Metropark (701 Front St.), Toledo Botanical Garden (5430 W Bancroft St.), and Swan Creek Metropark (4301 Airport Hwy). Free GoZERO totes are available at each site during park hours (7 a.m. to dark). Learn more at ktlcb.org/Composting.

The Clean Toledo Recycling Center is a permanent, year-round self-service drop-off facility at 3900 Creekside Ave, open Tuesday through Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. It opened June 2, 2026, and accepts electronics, scrap metal, appliances (without refrigerant), food waste, recyclables, yard waste (no grass clippings), and donations. Proof of Toledo residency is required. HHW and tires are not accepted here — use HHW collection events instead.

Call Republic Services at 419-936-2511, contact Engage Toledo at 419-936-2020, or submit a service request online at toledo.oh.gov/engage-toledo. First, confirm your pickup day and recycling week using the address map, and check for holiday delays before reporting.

Items over 40 lbs are not accepted at the weekly curbside bulk pickup. Options include: (1) Hoffman Road Landfill Free Disposal Days — Toledo residents can bring a truck or trailer load free up to four times per year (utility bill + ID required); (2) Block-by-Block neighborhood cleanup events; (3) Clean Toledo Recycling Center (3900 Creekside Ave, Tue–Sat); or (4) hiring a private hauler.

Official Source

Still Can’t Find Your Collection Day?

The most reliable way to confirm your Toledo trash and recycling schedule is through the official City of Toledo address-based map. Use it to find your exact weekly pickup day and your biweekly recycling week. For the complete year-round calendar, download the 2026 Republic Services PDF.

🔍 Official Toledo Schedule Lookup & Contact Options

All of the following are official sources for Toledo collection schedule information:

🔍 Find My Pickup Day 📞 Call Republic Services

Official Address Map	toledo.oh.gov/trash-and-recycling-pickup-schedule — enter your address to find your collection day and zone.
Republic Services	419-936-2511 — trash, recycling, bulk pickup questions, and Trash Assistance Program.
2026 Collection Calendar PDF	Download official 2026 Recycling & Trash Calendar (PDF) — includes your full-year recycling week rotation.
Engage Toledo	419-936-2020 • toledo.oh.gov/engage-toledo — 24/7 city service requests and missed pickup reports.
City of Toledo Trash & Recycling	toledo.oh.gov/residents/neighborhoods/trash-recycling — full program information, bulk pickup rules, Clean Toledo events.

You will leave this website when using any of the links above. The official City of Toledo address map and Republic Services are the most complete sources for your specific pickup day and recycling week.

Other Cities

Trash & Recycling Schedules for Other US Cities

Looking for waste collection information in another city? Here are cities we’ve already covered with full schedules, recycling rules, and bulk pickup guides:

🏭 New York City 🏭 Pittsburgh 🏭 Philadelphia 🏭 Buffalo 🏭 Rochester