San Antonians looking to dispose of furniture, including mattresses and other bulky items can bring them to several landfill locations this Saturday.
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Do you have bulky waste, like tires or old mattresses? On Saturday, you just might be able to dispose of these items.San Antonians looking to dispose of furniture, including mattresses and other bulky items can bring them to several landfill locations from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Nov. 12. You’ll need a picture ID and a recent CPS Energy utility bill showing a Solid Waste service fee to participate in the free landfill day.
No contractor, commercial industrial or hazardous waste will be accepted and loads must be covered by a tarp according to City Ordinance #2015-09-10-0760.Waste Management Landfill at 8611 Covel Road The City reserves the right to divert loads to other sites in the event of operational constraints, according to a press release.Carpet, fencing material, tires Roofing material, sheetrock, dirt, brick, brush, lumber, construction materialsThe city also operates four year-round bulky item drop-off centers, that are open Tuesday through Saturday. For more information,
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