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Roll-Off Containers

The City of Amarillo provides roll-off containers at convenient locations to meet the community’s need for bulky item and excess trash disposal. These large, open-top containers are exclusively for residential use and help residents manage waste that doesn’t fit in regular dumpsters or trash carts.

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Note: Roll-off containers are for residential trash only.

Roll-off containers are open-top containers, the size of three regular-sized dumpsters, and can be utilized for bulky items and excess trash that cannot fit in dumpsters or trash carts.

Current Locations

  • Amarillo Downtown Library, 413 SE 4th Ave
  • East Branch Library, 2232 E 27th Ave
  • North Branch Library, 1500 NE 24th Ave
  • Northwest Branch Library, 6100 SW 9th Ave
  • Southwest Branch Library, 6801 W 45th Ave
  • Eastridge Elementary School Park, 1314 Evergreen St
  • Hines Memorial Park, 1300 NW 20th Avenue

Roll-off locations are subject to change based on need and to service neighborhood and community cleanup efforts.

As a reminder, the City also provides free curbside collection services and residents may also utilize the City landfill at no charge for large household waste. 

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