Montgomery residents will have four chances in 2026 to dispose of bulky household items during city-sponsored heavy trash weekends, according to an announcement from the city’s Public Works department.
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In 2026, residents of Montgomery will have four designated weekends to dispose of heavy trash, with opportunities available throughout the spring, summer, fall, and winter seasons.
On December 30, the city’s Public Works department took to Facebook to unveil the schedule for the 2026 heavy trash weekend, detailing four two-day collection periods scheduled throughout the year. The specified weekends are March 7–8, June 6–7, September 12–13, and December 5–6.
The City of Montgomery Public Works Department has announced that the events will be conducted on a first-come, first-served basis. The collection process will conclude once the dumpsters are full, irrespective of the predetermined end time.
Individuals intending to take part must present evidence of their residency. To comply with city regulations, residents must present a valid Texas driver’s license in conjunction with a City of Montgomery utility bill that verifies active garbage service. Officials aim to restrict the service to Montgomery residents who subscribe to the city's sanitation services.
The city has clarified that although heavy trash weekends are intended to assist residents in disposing of large household items that regular curbside service cannot accommodate, certain materials will not be accepted. Items that are not allowed include tires, electronics, batteries, asbestos, harmful chemicals, and flammable liquids.
“These events will conclude once the dumpsters reach capacity,” the department announced in its social media update, encouraging residents to arrive early and make necessary preparations.
City officials consistently advocate for heavy trash pickup weekends, aiming to mitigate illegal dumping and assist residents in safely and systematically disposing of bulky waste. The city seeks to adhere to environmental regulations and safeguard the safety of workers handling waste by restricting the types of materials accepted.
Public Works urges residents to review the list of restricted items before loading their vehicles. Explore alternative disposal methods for materials like electronics and hazardous waste, which often require specialized recycling or handling procedures.
We will release more details about drop-off locations and hours as each scheduled weekend approaches. As the dates approach, residents should monitor the city's official social media channels and website for updates.
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