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10/27/2026

Did you know that the City of Tulsa has a special service for those who have difficulty placing their trash and recyclables at the curb due to a physical limitation or disability?

If you have a medically verified disability, you can apply for a convenient once-a-week backyard or extended backyard collection service, all for the standard curbside rate!

Ready to make your life a little easier? Learn more and download the
application at www.cityoftulsa.org/refuseadditional

10/18/2026

A little cleanup can make a big difference!
If you have unwanted household items taking up space, take this opportunity to clear the clutter! Tulsa residents can take advantage of the 2026 Trash Bash and safely get rid of unwanted household items for free!
Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., McClure Park, 7448 E. 7th St. Full participant rules and eligible items can be found online.

10/17/2026

If you're working this weekend to get your yard ready for winter, here are a couple of options to help you dispose of your greenwaste.

Tulsa's trash service makes yard waste removal simple.
At the Curb:
• Limbs and branches can be tied into bundles no more than 2-feet across and 4-feet long and weighing less than 40 lbs. and placed at the curb on your regular trash day.
• Grass and leaves can be bagged in a transparent bag and place at the curb (no tags required) on your regular trash day.
• Please leave three feet of space between your green waste and other objects.
• You may place a total of 15 bags and/or bundles of yard waste and/or (tagged) refuse at the curb per week.
• Always remember, yard waste does NOT go in your blue recycling cart.

Drop it Off at the Mulch Site:
You can drop off loose tree branches, grass clippings and leaves. (The mulch site will not accept anything over 24 inches in diameter. No root balls or trees with foreign materials such as fence or concrete, rock, pipe, lumber or treated wood, trash, dirt or building materials.)

While at the site, you can pick up an unlimited amount of free mulch.
2100 N. 145th E. Ave.
Open Sunday-Tuesday and Thursday-Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., excluding City of Tulsa holidays
Learn more about this service at www.cityoftulsa.org/mulch

10/12/2026

A little cleanup can make a big difference!

If you have unwanted household items taking up space, take this opportunity to clear the clutter! Join us for the annual Trash Bash and safely get rid of unwanted household items for free! Help fight illegal dumping and keep our neighborhoods clean.

Date: Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026
Time: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Location: McClure Park, 7448 E. 7th St.

Participation Requirements:
‣ Residents must bring a driver's license or a current City of Tulsa utility bill to verify proof of residence.
‣ Only residents of Tulsa are eligible. Commercial businesses will not be allowed.
‣ Each participant may bring one carload or truckload of refuse. Trailers will not be permitted.
‣ All participants must unload their own vehicles into the refuse containers. No staff will be available to assist with unloading.
‣ There will be seven, 30-cubic-yard and three, 20-cubic-years refuse containers available, as well as four paper shredding carts, so availability will be first come, first served. An electronic waste (e-waste) truck will also be on site to collect items such as televisions, laptops and computer monitors. Additionally, appliances will be accepted this year.

Items NOT Accepted:
‣ Yard or Green Waste
‣ Tires
‣ Roofing Materials
‣ Building Materials
‣ Air Conditioners
‣ Commercial Waste Batteries
‣ Car parts of any kind
‣ Paints of any kind
‣ Animal carcasses
‣ Poisonous, radioactive, or hazardous materials
‣ Chemicals

10/09/2026

E-waste disposal can be a problem if you don’t know how to dispose of it properly. Luckily, there are tons of places throughout our state that accept e-waste recycling- like us here at Natural Evolution, Inc!

Here's a list of E-waste we accept:
Computers/Laptops/Servers/Tablets Network Equipment
Cell Phones
LCD Monitors
** CRT Monitors
Printers/Scanners/ Fax Machines Copiers
POS Scanners & Equipment
Small household appliances (Toasters, Irons, Coffee Pots, etc) Peripherals
Telephone/Telecommunications equipment
Phone Systems Security equipment
Industrial equipment UPS Systems
Industrial Control Panels
Radios/Stereo Equipment/Receivers/DVD/VCR/Setup Box/Cable Modems etc, Keyboards/Mice
Lead Acid Batteries
** TVs (All types & sizes)
**Alkaline Batteries
** Lithium Non-Rechargeable
**Ni-MH

Items with an asterisk have a recycling fee.

Thank you to our friends at Oklahoma Recycling Association - OKRA for this informational graphic! ♻😁

10/08/2026

10/06/2026

Improper battery disposal can start a fire. Instead of throwing used batteries in your curbside bin, follow these instructions to ensure your batteries are disposed of safely.

09/23/2026

08/20/2026

Dispose of oil & grease the right way! Cooking oil and grease can clog your pipes and pollute Tulsa’s waterways if not disposed of properly. Here’s how you can handle it responsibly:

» Reuse It: If it’s still usable, strain and save used oil for future cooking
» Cool and Toss: Let grease solidify, then scrape it into a sealed container and throw it in your gray trash cart
» Drop It Off: For larger quantities, drop your oil and grease off at Tulsa’s Household Pollutant Collection Facility, 4502 S. Galveston Ave., pen Wednesdays and Saturdays, 8 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.; Noon - 4:30 p.m.