Clay County
Garbage & Yard waste Services
FCC is one of the world’s largest waste management companies with a presence in over 35 countries. FCC’s more than 60,000 employees worldwide interact with citizens daily and focus on constantly increasing sustainability.
Together, we will create socially-integrated communities.
FCC IS COMMITTED TO SERVING CLAY COUNTY
Here is what to expect:
Clay County contracted with FCC Environmental Services to provide residential countywide garbage and yard waste services. Participate in the County’s garbage and yard waste collection programs to help Clay County track and meet our community’s waste diversion goals and improves the livability and safety of our neighborhoods.
For any information regarding collection services, see the below information:
- Ensure there is enough clearance around the collection cart. Carts must be at least 3 feet away from other carts, mailboxes, cars, trees, fire hydrants, utility poles, and obstructions.
- Cart need to be positioned correctly. The opening of the cart must face the roadway for proper collection.
- Any bags located outside of the cart need to have the Clay County Overflow stickers affixed.
- Whole trees/land clearing debris not accepted curbside.
- Yard waste cannot exceed the following:
– Weigh more than 50 lbs. and /or
– Greater than 4 feet in length and/or
– More than 4 inches in diameter
– Overall greater than 3 cubic yards - Leaves, twigs, and/or small pieces of yard waste must be bagged, bundled, tied, or placed in a container.
- Hazardous waste material
- Tires
- Construction debris
- Untagged Bulk
Bulk Waste
What is bulk waste pickup?
Bulk items include items that are too large to fit into a garbage cart (see examples below). Two large items or up to three cubic yards may be collected on an on-call basis. Each household is limited to one bulk pickup per month. Call FCC Environmental Services at 904-490-9996 or online at https://fccenvironmental.com/clay-county/ to request a bulk collection prior to putting the items curbside. The collection day will be the next available day of service for your location, as determined by FCC’s collection schedule. Bulk items should not be put out for collection more than one day prior to the scheduled collection day provided by FCC. FCC also offers additional pickups at a cost.
What are examples of items that can be picked up as bulk waste?
- Appliances (refrigerators, stoves, toilets)
- Furniture (interior and exterior)
- Mattresses/box spring set (this is counted as one item of furniture)
- Televisions
- Large children’s toys
- Bicycles
- Ride-on toys
- Recreational equipment
- One-piece formed plastic pools
- Metal swing sets and basketball poles (broken down, no concrete)
- Strollers
- Vacuum cleaners
- Luggage
- BBQ grills (without the gas tank)
Note: Larger items such as basketball poles, gym equipment, and swing sets must be fully disassembled and all concrete must be removed from any poles or posts.
What are examples of what can’t be collected as bulk waste?
- Miscellaneous trash that could fit inside a garbage cart or overflow bag
- Construction and remodeling debris such as boards, cabinets, carpet, flooring, tile, sinks, fencing, outbuildings, decks, pallets, dog houses, brick, concrete, doors, windows, siding, and shingles
- Gas engines
- Car parts
- Pianos and organs
- Ping-pong and pool tables
- Hot tubs and hot tub covers
- Pool pumps/filters
- Pool covers and diving boards
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