Las Vegas, Nevada resident guide
Las Vegas trash, recycling & bulk pickup schedule
Find the Republic Services address calendar, weekly trash, alternating recycling and included bulk routes, preparation limits, hazardous waste dates, electronics options, and holiday guidance.
Official source links checked on September 1, 2026.
Regular household service
Trash and recycling service
Start here for the recurring household collections residents use most often.
Republic Services collects residential trash every week on the address's assigned weekday. A seasonal service alert moved residential route starts to 5:30 a.m. beginning June 8, 2026.
Residential recycling is collected every other week. Use the address calendar to identify week A or week B and follow the current Southern Nevada accepted materials guide.
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How Las Vegas service works
Use the Republic Services Southern Nevada address schedule to identify the route calendar. An ordinary appointment is not required for qualifying bulk on the assigned week. Call 702-735-5151 when the address calendar does not resolve the route.
Las Vegas 2026 resident collection guide
The address determines the trash, recycling, and bulk calendar
Republic Services assigns each Las Vegas home a weekday and an A or B route. The calendar combines weekly trash with alternating recycling and qualifying bulk collection.
The address calendar identifies the weekday.
The route follows either the A or B calendar.
Break down longer material before setout.
Republic announced the seasonal earlier start beginning June 8, 2026.
Las Vegas address schedule
Trash, recycling, and included bulk service share one route calendar
Republic Services publishes a separate Monday through Saturday calendar for each route group. Enter the service address first because the correct weekday and alternating week depend on the neighborhood.
The address schedule gives the assigned service day.
The route calendar identifies whether the address follows week A or week B.
A third truck collects qualifying bulk on the address's published route week.
Republic announced the earlier residential start beginning June 8, 2026.
Las Vegas bulk preparation
Keep every item within the published route limits
Bulk is included for residential customers on the assigned calendar. Prepare the pile before the collection day so the third truck can safely reach and load it.
Break down or cut longer material before setout.
Tie branches securely and keep each bundle within the length limit.
Cover a soiled mattress before placing it for collection.
Keep material on the public collection side and away from private property obstacles.
Las Vegas special disposal
Use the household hazardous waste calendar for chemicals
Republic rotates household hazardous waste collection between its north and south locations. The current calendar lists Wednesday through Saturday service from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
This household limit applies per visit under the published program rules.
Gasoline is limited to five gallons within the total liquid allowance.
Household electronics and many kitchen appliances are accepted during posted hours.
Refrigerated appliances are not part of the free appliance list.
Item guidance
Choose the correct collection path
Accepted examples
Furniture, prepared mattresses, contained loose household material, tied branch bundles, household electronics, ovens, microwaves, televisions, and many kitchen appliances can use the appropriate published route or facility.
Use another disposal option
Exposed nails or screws, oversized pieces, uncontained loose waste, hazardous chemicals in the bulk pile, and refrigerated appliances presented as free electronics do not qualify.
City rules at a glance
Local limits before placement
Bulk and recycling are collected every other week. Keep items at six feet or less, contain loose material, and keep tied branch bundles at 50 pounds or less.
Place prepared bulk at the curb for the assigned route. Remove exposed nails and screws, wrap a soiled mattress, and keep the collection area accessible to the third truck.
Local detail that matters
What makes Las Vegas service different
The Las Vegas route has three separate pieces: weekly trash, alternating recycling, and alternating bulk collected by a third truck. The address calendar is necessary because each weekday has both an A and B version.
Item guidance
What may go in the bulk item pile
Accepted examples
Qualifying furniture, prepared mattresses, contained loose household material, and tied branch bundles can use the bulk route. Household electronics and many kitchen appliances can use the published transfer station option.
Not accepted
Hazardous chemicals, exposed sharp hardware, oversized pieces, uncontained loose trash, and refrigerated appliances presented as free electronics do not qualify for the ordinary route.
Holiday collectionLas Vegas holiday timing is built into the address route calendarPublished city guidance
Republic Services publishes a complete calendar for every weekday and A or B route. Enter the service address and follow the exact trash, recycling, and bulk dates shown for the holiday week.
Do not use another neighborhood's calendar
Two homes with the same weekday can follow different alternating weeks. The service address identifies the correct calendar.
Bulk uses a third truck
A trash or recycling truck may finish before the included bulk truck reaches the same address.
Common questions
Las Vegas collection FAQ
How often does Las Vegas collect bulk trash?
Qualifying residential bulk is collected every other week on the route shown for the service address.
Do I need a Las Vegas bulk pickup appointment?
Not for ordinary qualifying material on the published route. Use the address schedule to identify the correct week.
What is the Las Vegas bulk item length limit?
Keep each item or prepared branch bundle at six feet or less.
Where can Las Vegas residents take household hazardous waste?
Republic's 2026 calendar rotates service between the north and south locations from Wednesday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Sources used for this guide
Official supporting information
TrashDayFinder used these public sources to prepare the resident guidance above. They were checked on September 1, 2026 and are provided here as evidence.
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