TOWN OF CAMILLUS CUSTOMERS
Each Camillus resident receives two totes; one (1) for trash and one (1) for recycling. Weekly trash service is provided while recycling is picked up
bi-weekly for all residents.
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Residents MUST use the totes, which are specially designed for the robotic “arm” used to pick them up by our trucks. Regular trash cans, blue bins and loose bags are NOT accepted, as the automated system cannot pick them up. Only the totes can be picked up by the robotic system.
To find your recycling schedule, select the first letter of your street address and locate your address in the corresponding list
Bulk Info
Town of Camillus residents receive two (2) free bulk pick ups for the following items per calendar year:
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​Basketball Hoop w/base
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Bicycle
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Chair/Recliner
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Children’s play set
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Couch
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Dresser
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Futon & Frame
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Gas Grill
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Lounge/ Lawn Chair
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Loveseat
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Picnic Table (broken down)
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Plastic table/Chairs
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Pool Solar Cover/liner (depending on size)
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Porch Swing (no frame)
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Push Mower
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Shop Vac
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Sectional
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Table w/ 4 chairs
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Treadmill (broken down)
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Wheelbarrow​
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Once your two free pickups are used, we may take all items on the list above for an additional charge. For other bulk pickup item pricing, see our bulk list for more information. ​​
The following items are NOT accepted but may be taken by residents to the
​free of charge:
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Cabinet (Kitchen or Bathroom)
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Construction Debris
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Counter Tops
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Doors (Interior or Exterior)
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Drywall
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Insulation
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Garage Door
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Kitchen / Bathroom Sink or Vanity
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Shower Doors or Frames
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Toilets or Tanks
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Tubs
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Windows and Frames
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Wood Sticks
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Wooden Pallets / Yard Waste
Item (A-Z) | Price |
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Air Conditioner | $50.00 |
Baby Crib | $25.00 |
Baby Swing | $25.00 |
Basketball Hoop (w/base) | $50.00 |
Bathroom Sink | Bring to Camillus Landfill |
Bathroom Vanity | $30.00 |
Bean Bag Chair | $20.00 |
Bed Frame | $40.00 |
Bicycle | $10.00 |
Bookshelf - Large | $40.00 |
Bookshelf - Small | $30.00 |
Boxspring (all sizes) | $15.00 |
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