TROY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — The city of Troy will host a citywide curbside bulk pickup program beginning at the end of July. It will be the first time that the service has been offered since the 1990s, according to officials.
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The free, one-time program will only be available to those whose properties receive City of Troy sanitation collection services. Eligible residents can place bulk items on their curb prior to their neighborhood’s scheduled collection date, no registration or appointment required.
“Not everyone has the ability to haul furniture, mattresses, or other bulk items across the city,” said Mayor Carmella Mantello. “That’s why we’re bringing this service directly to our residents’ curbs. This one-time service removes that barrier, makes disposal more convenient, and continues our commitment to building a safer, cleaner Troy.”
Bulk material should be neatly stacked in a pile not to exceed six-feet-by-six-feet, according to the mayor’s office. A full list of acceptable and prohibited items can be found on the City of Troy website.
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Take a look below for the bulk pickup schedule:
Troy at-home bulk pickup schedule
- Monday, July 27
- All streets from Hoosick Street to 101st Street from Oakwood Avenue to the Hudson River, including Frear Avenue, Summit Avenue, and Fairview Avenue
- Tuesday, July 28
- All streets from 101st Street to 109th Street from the Hudson River to the Bike Trail.
- Wednesday, July 29
- All streets from 109th Street to 118th Street from the Hudson River to the Bike Trail.
- Thursday, July 30
- All streets from 118th Street to the City Line from the Hudson River to the Bike Trail.
- Friday, July 31
- All streets from Oakwood Avenue to North Lake Avenue from Hoosick Street to Northern Drive, including Lori Jean Place, Red Rock Road, Gurley Avenue, Livingston Road, Hialeah Drive, Miami Estates, and High Point
- Monday, August 3
- All streets from Hoosick Street to Congress Street from the Hudson River to 15th Street, including Walnut Street, Birch Street, and Hale Street
- Tuesday, August 4
- All streets from Hoosick Street to Brunswick Road from 15th Street to South Lake Avenue, including Cheryl Court and Mt. Pleasant Avenue
- Wednesday, August 5
- All streets from Brunswick Road to the Wynantskill City Line from Spring Avenue to Art Street, including Winter Street, Lilac Lane, Brookview Avenue, Luther Street, Hamilton Avenue, Annie Street, Albert Street, Levi Avenue, Clarendon Street, Berkeley Street, Farrington Avenue, and Linden Avenue
- Thursday, August 6
- All streets from the junction of Campbell and Spring to the City Line from Thompson Street to Stowe Avenue, including Centre Street, Sullivan Street, Kelly Street, Cross Street, South River Street, Burden Avenue, and all streets in Emerald Greens and Hillview Heights
- Friday, August 7
- All streets from Congress Street to Main Street from the Hudson River to Spring Avenue, including all streets off Hill Street and all streets off Lincoln and Mann Avenue
Any residents with questions should contact Troy’s Recycling and Sustainability Coordinator Jack Kissinger at 518-953-5967…