Most residential properties receive automated waste pickup two days each week. Place your green waste cart at the curb by 7 a.m. on your pickup day.
Curbside recycling service is provided to single-family homes in service areas within participating cities. Information on the County's requirements for businesses, apartments and condominiums is available.
Get information on sprayings, site inspections, ways to prevent mosquito bites and the most effective methods used to control mosquitoes.
Each year, Miami-Dade County residential waste collection households can receive two bulky waste pickups of up to 25 cubic yards each.
Facilities
Trash and Recycling Centers allow for disposal of larger types of household trash and debris.
Practice responsible recycling. Drop off home chemicals, electronics and more.
Two landfills are available for private, municipal and County waste haulers.
Permitted haulers can deliver garbage and trash to the waste-to-energy facility, where it is turned into refuse derived fuel (RDF).
Report Problems
Report problems such as illegal dumping and missed garbage or recycling pickups. Also schedule bulky waste pickups online.
311 representatives are available to assist you with all County-related questions.
Download the 311 Direct mobile application to report your problem.
News & Events
Celebrate America Recycles Day 2023 with the Department of Solid Waste Management with recycling tips, lessons and more.
In order to maintain the same quality service, an increase in Miami-Dade County fees for solid waste has been proposed.
Webinars on topics such as illegal dumping, home chemical collection, bulky waste pickup will be held weekly to show you how to get the most out of your waste services.
The electric-powered waste collection vehicle is powered by the waste it collects, reduces noise and has zero emissions.
We all want to do our part when it comes to recycling. However, many of us are not putting the right items in their respective carts. The Simple 5 makes it easy to Recycle Right.
The County has some resources available to provide relief to the agricultural and the Redland communities in southern Miami-Dade for illegal dumping disposal.
It's now easier to manage your solid waste, recycling and mosquito control services - all from the palm of your hand.
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About Us
Solid Waste Management provides waste collection and recycling services to unincorporated Miami-Dade County and the cities of Aventura, Cutler Bay, Doral, Miami Gardens, Miami Lakes, Opa-locka, Palmetto Bay, Pinecrest, Sunny Isles Beach and Sweetwater. Curbside recycling services are also provided to the following cities that have inter-local agreements with Miami-Dade County: El Portal, Florida City, Medley, Miami Beach, Miami Springs, North Bay Village, South Miami, Virginia Gardens and West Miami.
Waste collection is provided twice each week and recycling every other week. Customers can schedule two bulky waste pickups each calendar year and have access to 13 Neighborhood Trash and Recycling Centers and two Home Chemical Collection Centers.
Solid Waste Management owns and operates three landfills and three Regional Transfer Stations for waste disposal and owns the Resources Recovery Facility where waste is converted into energy that is used to power the plant and exported to the power grid.
Permits for general haulers, landscapers and tire generators are also issued as part of the services.
Other responsibilities under Chapter 15 of the Miami-Dade County Code include issuing warnings and citations for waste-related code violations.
Solid Waste Management also provides countywide mosquito prevention and control services.
