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Merced refuse questions start with city limits

Merced Refuse handles solid waste collection inside city limits, including residential and commercial service, street sweeping, leaf collection, alley cleanup, tire amnesty, and bulky drop-off.

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In Merced, the first trash question is whether the address is inside city limits and served by the City of Merced Refuse Division. The city handles solid waste collection for residential, commercial, and industrial customers inside the city.

The Refuse page is also the place to remember when the regular cart is not enough. Merced ties solid waste service to programs such as street sweeping, seasonal leaf collection, alley cleanup, tire amnesty, and the Bulky Item Drop-Off Site.

That is handy after a move, garage cleanup, rental turnover, small remodel, or yard season. The wrong choice can mean a missed pickup, an item left at the curb, or a trip to a place that does not take the material you brought.

Before loading anything, check the city page for the current program, address rules, hours, accepted items, and whether the service is for city residents or city refuse customers. For a landlord, business, or property manager, keep the service address and account details close so staff can sort the right lane.

Where to see it

Merced Refuse page.

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Reviewed July 4, 2026

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Use the official page before you spend money, file paperwork, rely on a deadline, or change a property.

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