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Berea, OH

Trash day, bulk pickup, leaf collection and drop-off dates · Cuyahoga County · 2026 schedule, checked against the city's own notices on Thursday, October 29

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Fall leaf collection

City Service Department

Three leaf routes, each collected in two set weeks between October 26 and the week of November 30. Find your route on the city's leaf map; have leaves out by the first day of your week.

Route 2 this week · week of Mon, Oct 26 3 routes, each with its scheduled weeks. Find yours on the map
  • One pass of each street per collection week. If the leaf wagon reaches your area early, it still comes back during your scheduled week.
  • Pile leaves along the curb or roadside, no more than 5 feet from the road, never in the street or ditches.
  • Sort out branches, limbs, metal, rocks and firewood.
  • No piles on dead ends or other places the truck cannot reach, and none around fire hydrants.
  • Bagged leaves or leaves in a container can go out with trash on your regular day instead.

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Trash and recycling

Kimble Recycling and Disposal

Weekly, Monday through Friday by area (the city's rubbish route map shows your day). Carts out before 7 a.m. on pickup day, not before 4:30 p.m. the day before, and back in by 10 a.m. the next day.

Every week on your route's day

  • Trash bagged, in the dark green cart. Recycling loose, not bagged, in the light green cart.
  • Lid opening toward the street, handle toward the house, carts about three feet apart and back from the curb.
  • When a holiday falls on or before your day that week, pickup is one day later (a Friday pickup moves to Saturday).
  • 2026 per Kimble: New Year's Day (Thu, Jan 1) and Thanksgiving (Thu, Nov 26) push Thursday and Friday routes back a day; Memorial Day (May 25) and Labor Day (Sep 7) push the whole week back a day; Christmas (Fri, Dec 25) pushes Friday to Saturday.
  • Not taken: contractor debris, large car parts, tires, batteries, oils and flammable liquids.

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Heavy and bulk items

Kimble Recycling and Disposal

Bulk items go to the curb on your regular collection day each week.

With trash, on your day

  • Mattresses and upholstered items must be wrapped and sealed in plastic.

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Yard waste

Kimble Recycling and Disposal

Grass, leaves and yard waste go out with trash in the Kimble trash cart, your own containers, or brown paper yard waste bags.

With trash, on your day

  • Bags and cans 40 pounds or less.
  • Branches cut to 4 feet or less and bundled with string, set beside the bags and cans.
  • Never in the recycling cart. In spring, leaves must be bagged.

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City brush pickup (call-in)

City Service Garage

For large brush piles. Call the Service Garage (440-826-5853) to get on the list; crews go out about once a week when workers are available, with no set schedule.

  • Large branches 4 feet or longer, cut ends facing the direction of traffic.
  • No vines, root balls or ivy. Do not tie with string or rope.
  • Small sticks and twigs go in your trash cart.

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Hazardous waste, tires and electronics drop-off

City of Berea

Berea Service Garage, 400 Barrett Road, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Residents only, with proof of residency; not open to businesses.

Nothing more scheduled this year

  • Household hazardous waste, tires, fluorescent bulbs and old electronics.
  • Latex paint is not hazardous: dry it out with kitty litter and put the open can in the trash.

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Shred Fest

City of Berea

Berea Service Garage, 400 Barrett Road, 9 a.m. to noon. Residents only, with proof of residency.

Nothing more scheduled this year

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Other recycling

City of Berea

Year-round options the city lists.

  • Mixed paper (mail, magazines, newspapers, shredded paper): green and yellow Paper Retriever bins at Berea-Midpark High School, Grindstone Elementary, Roehm Athletic Center, St. Mary's Church and School, and St. Paul Lutheran Church.
  • Clothing and housewares: Simple Recycling curbside pickup; call 216-438-7109 for bags.
  • Tires are not picked up with rubbish or by the city: use a tire retailer.
  • Electronics are not curbside recycling: use an e-waste company or a store drop-off such as Best Buy or Staples.

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