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Kirksville's Household Hazardous Waste program is appointment-only and limited to City residents. Residents should identify the material and quantity when scheduling and confirm current item eligibility because published accepted-item lists have changed over time.
Kirksville residents have several yard-waste paths: RTS is the current contracted carrier, the City Brush Site accepts yard waste and brush, and larger limbs have separate spring/fall collection. Fees and recurring contractor details should be confirmed directly.
Kirksville currently allows one large household item per household each week beside the trash tote, but appliances, yard waste, hazardous liquids, tires, batteries and construction debris use other disposal paths.
Kirksville conducts citywide brush and limb pickup twice each year, during the first full weeks of April and October. Material must be curbside before 7:00 a.m. Monday of the pickup week, with current event announcements controlling exact-year details.
The Kirksville Brush Site is for City residents disposing of yard waste, trees, limbs and brush. It is not a general landfill, plastic bags must be removed, and contractors need the required City business-use authorization.
Kirksville's curbside recycling program accepts a specific local material stream. Follow the City's current list instead of relying on the recycling symbol alone, and remember that glass uses a separate collection program.