ST. CLOUD, Fla. — The City of St. Cloud has returned to its regular scheduled bulk pickup days following a summer pilot program that temporarily changed how residents scheduled collection of large items.
Under the return to regular service, residents who need to dispose of bulk items that do not fit inside their collection bins can simply place the items at the curb on their designated bulk pickup day. Bulk items can include old furniture and other large household items that cannot be placed in regular collection carts.
“We are keeping things simple for our residents by returning to regular scheduled bulk pickup days,” said Deputy Public Works Director Jaime Morales. “Now, if you have bulk items to dispose of that won’t fit in your collection bin, such as old furniture, simply put those items out at the curb on your scheduled bulk pickup day, and our crews will collect them.”
City officials are reminding residents to make sure bulk items are properly positioned so collection crews can safely access them. Items should have approximately three feet of clear space around them and should be kept away from mailboxes, parked vehicles and shrubbery.
Residents also should avoid placing bulk items underneath power lines or in other locations that could interfere with the equipment used by collection crews.
The return to regularly scheduled pickup follows the city’s summer pilot of a scheduled bulk collection program and eliminates the need for residents to arrange a separate pickup for eligible bulk items.
Residents who are unsure of their regular bulk pickup day can visit StCloudFL.gov/BulkPickup for schedule and collection information.











