Baltimore City Department of Public Works, NW Sanitation Yard

Yes, they take old furniture that would otherwise need to be on a bulk trash pick up.

Yes, but I believe they have a limit per visit.

Yes

You can put bushes, grass, leaves and small tree branchs in the regular trash can or sit it in the front of the trash cans. That's what I do with mines.

For what about what

You may want to consider donating clothes,furniture and operable appliances to the Salvation Army or Goodwill.

Sisson Streets is a transfer station.What you bring in,and get rid of will then be transferred to a landfill,recycled,or sent to the correct and specific processing center for that specific material. This is not a dump.

I've taken a little bit of concrete but the landfilled we'll take it for FREE

Be a resident of Baltimore City. Be prepared to show photo ID.

Hell yeah with room to spare that is actually 15 ft not inches ,

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Sisson Street is free Don't call 311 because for big items they will send you to the dump in South Baltimore where its "X" per ton. Baltimore is sooooo messed up.....

Yes. They have an area for electronics.

Yes ... Just need to be a city resident and they will probably check ID to verify....also can't use a rental truck to bring it

If you have recycle to dispose off they are OK with it.

It's best to give them a call to find out

Yes, when you enter, I believe it's to the left side

Yep

I'm not sure I'm pretty sure they don't accept those no more. Sorry you have to call them to find out if they still accept them.😉👍😀💯💜

In trash bags yes

Check out https://public works.baltimorecity.gov/events/July-5-6-household-hazardous-waste-collection Next dates are Aug 2 & 3 (9am to 7pm)

Yes you can but you have to take it out of your vehicle yourself

They don't take them at all, only unmodified personal vehicles, two loads a day. The Reisterstown Rd station is more relaxed, but I'd call them first.

Yes, though the city will also come pick those up curbside for free. Just call 311 and say you have a "white goods" request.

The best to take it to Potts & Callahan on Monument Street if you take it to the dump they're going to charge you tonnage weight only difference is they're not open on the weekend Potts & Callahan open on Monday morning

All paint cans can be dropped off at the city dumps but I think that's only on Thursdays and as far as hazardous waste I don't know

2 trips a day. 1 bulk item per trip & 8 bags per trip. If you're using a uhaul, box trucks aren't allowed. Uhaul pick up trucks & vans are fine.

Yes

You should bring someone with a Maryland state identification or license. You should have a problem if you do so.

What r sat hours

It should be cause they always hiring

No problem they take just about anything and anyway you get it there. Call 311 get replacement cans.

Most likely yes

There is a limit of 2 trips per day. Commercial dumping is not allowed. This is a service for city residents only. County municipal dumps will accept construction waste. To my knowledge no exceptions are made for landlords.

For non-commercial, plain ordinary Baltimore citizens there are no fees I'm aware of. However proof of residency [photo id] can be demanded from time to time.

Monday thru Saturday from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm

Yep

If it is from your personal house, you can. Not commercial.

Yes, tires are accepted

Yes

No

Trailers are not allowed

Yes u can