Solid Waste

The mission of the Collier County Solid & Hazardous Waste Management Division is to deliver best-value, high-quality, and sustainable solid and hazardous waste management services that meet customer expectations while protecting public health, safety, and welfare and safeguarding environmental resources in compliance with all applicable regulations.

Managing over 400,000 tons of waste annually and supporting more than 50,000 residential curbside collections each day, we are committed to responsible disposal practices, recycling, and public education to extend landfill life, increase community awareness, and preserve the natural beauty of Collier County’s paradise.

Residential Recycling

Discover everything you need to recycle responsibly in Collier County—from what items are accepted and helpful tips, to videos on what happens to your recycling, free resources, and even tours and presentations.

Business Recycling

Collier County requires all businesses to recycle under Ordinance 2009-56. This page provides guidance, tools, and support to help companies set up effective recycling programs and how to handle hazardous waste.

Residential Collections Services

Learn about your solid waste collection services, including how often household trash, recycling, yard waste, and bulky items are collected, how to schedule special pickups, and what to expect during holiday service interruptions.

Drop-Off Center/Facilities

Find information about Recycling Drop-Off Centers, the landfill, and Immokalee Transfer Stations. Learn where and how to properly dispose of various types of waste, including electronics, batteries, paint and more.

Hurricane Preparedness

Be prepared year-round for hurricane season. Find essential guidance on debris removal before, during, and after a storm, including the Annual Right of Entry form and proper set-out guidelines.

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