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Fri · Oct 3 · 8pm
Curbside pickup throughout Clark Township · Curbside pickup throughout Clark Township
Clark Township provides bulk waste collection to help residents dispose of large household items conveniently while keeping neighborhoods clean. The program operates on a simple ward-based schedule throughout the year.
Bulk pickup is free and requires no appointment. Clark divides the township into four wards, each with a designated pickup week every month. Ward 1 is picked up the first week, Ward 2 the second week, Ward 3 the third week, and Ward 4 the fourth week. Items may only be placed at the curb on the Saturday or Sunday before your ward's scheduled week. Placing items out too early is a violation of township ordinance.
Acceptable items include furniture, doors, windows, garden tools, toys, rugs (cut up and tied), storm screens, and miscellaneous household items. Items must be placed between the curb and sidewalk in boxes, bags, or containers—never loose in the street. Unacceptable items including appliances, metal, mattresses, concrete, tires, and paint cans will be left at the curb and must be removed by the resident. Scrap metal and appliances require a separate online request for pickup. Residents can also donate unwanted items to local organizations instead of discarding them. For the complete 2026 schedule and full guidelines, check Union County Life or contact Clark Township.
FAQ:
Q: How does Clark's bulk pickup schedule work?
A: Bulk pickup follows a four-week rotating schedule by ward. Ward 1 is week 1, Ward 2 is week 2, Ward 3 is week 3, and Ward 4 is week 4 of each month. Find your ward and check the 2026 schedule.
Q: When should I put my items at the curb?
A: Place items at the curb only on the Saturday or Sunday before your ward's scheduled pickup week. Placing items out earlier violates township ordinance.
Q: What items can I put out for bulk pickup?
A: Acceptable items include furniture, doors, windows, garden tools, toys, rugs (cut and tied), storm screens, and miscellaneous household items. Appliances, metal, mattresses, concrete, tires, and paint are not accepted.
Q: Do I need to sign up or make an appointment?
A: No appointment is required. Simply place acceptable items at the curb during the correct time window for your ward.
Q: Where can I find the full 2026 bulk pickup schedule for Clark?
A: Union County Life has the complete 2026 schedule by ward and month. Contact Clark Township at 732-340-5280 for more information or to confirm your ward.