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City of Maryville
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Public Works offices are at the Operations Center - 332 Home Avenue
332 Home Ave | Maryville, TN 37801 | Phone: 865-273-3302 | Fax: 865-273-3362
Business Hours | 7:30 am - 4:00 pm
Sanitation crews work from 6:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Monday - Friday
332 Home Ave | Maryville, TN 37801 | Phone: 865-273-3302 | Fax: 865-273-3362
Business Hours | 7:30 am - 4:00 pm
Sanitation crews work from 6:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Monday - Friday
Brian Boone, Director of Engineering and Public Works | (865) 273-3500 Phone | bboone@maryville-tn.gov
Dan Cantwell, Sanitation Superintendent | 865-273-3308 | dcantwell@maryville-tn.gov
Sanitation Page Directory |
Pick-up DatesWhat is my zone for junk and brush?
What day should I put out my trash can? Find information at My Government Services Click the link above, type in your address, and find information about your services. What day should I have junk or brush out for pickup? 2021 Brush and Junk Zone Calendar This calendar highlights when each zone can put out junk and brush. Commercial Service: For information on qualifications for commercial service, contact Dan Cantwell - 865-273-3308 - dcantwell@maryville-tn.gov Chemical Hazardous Waste disposal is regulated. Please contact Keep Blount Beautiful for disposal options. www.keepblountbeautiful.org | 865-681-4809
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Trash Cans for Residential Customers
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Get a can: Each can has a one-time maintenance fee of $70. To order a new can, contact Customer Service | 865-273-3456.
Get an extra can: If one can is not enough for your household waste, a second one can be ordered through Customer Service. Second cans may be relocated to a new address if the homeowner moves inside the Maryville City limits. However, you must contact the Sanitation Department | 865-273-3302 to officially transfer the can. Transferred Ownership: Cans are associated with addresses. When a home is sold, the can should remain with the home. No other action needs to be taken. If the can was taken from the address, a new account will need to be set up following the directions above. New Construction: Contractors/ builders typically pay for new cans with their permit fees. Trash cans are delivered to new homes after occupancy begins - cans are not delivered until occupancy to prevent theft/ vandalism. Call 273-3302 to verify your can has been paid for. If not, you can pay for it by following the directions above. |
Missing or Stolen Can: Contact us at 865-273-3302. Cans are marked with serial numbers and assigned to specific addresses. Crews will investigate and the Superintendent will contact you if the can is located. Replacement cans must be paid for by following the directions above.
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Weekly Curbside Trash Pickup
Each week, the City picks up trash on designated days. Holiday schedule changes can be found on our website or by calling 865-273-3302. Find your trash pickup day here. |
Trash CollectionPlacement requirements
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Junk and Brush CollectionThe City provides curbside pickup of household junk and brush on a monthly basis.
Placement time: Place junk/ brush items up to three days before the zone collection begins. If items are not placed at the curb before the truck comes through, it will not be picked up and the items will need to be removed until the following month. City ordinance requires junk cannot be placed at the curb more than three days before the zone collection begins. For junk/brush pickup, the City is divided into four operational zones
BLUE, GREEN, RED, and YELLOW and pickup occurs every month. Find your zone at My Government Services Click the link above, type in your address, and find information about your services. What day should I have junk or brush out for pickup? 2021 Brush and Junk Zone Calendar This calendar highlights when each zone can put out junk and brush. |
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About This Service
The process for picking up bulk and brush in the City provides a convenient way to dispose of brush and junk for residents. However, the process may have some drawbacks.
Brush pickup equipment is not surgically precise. The equipment in service since 2011 has a larger bucket than previously used. The larger bucket was required due to the increase in materials and the need for a more efficient tool. The larger bucket is heavy and yard scraping is often unavoidable. This can be especially dependent on factors such as slope, proximity to the ditch, if the ground is wet, and if the material is scattered/not stacked properly, or if there are a lot of small pieces. While using the service can result in yard scraping, the crews attempt to keep scraping to a minimum. If it appears the ground has been damaged significantly, contact us at 273-3302. If there is significant damage, crews will repair and reseed the area.
Brush pickup equipment is not surgically precise. The equipment in service since 2011 has a larger bucket than previously used. The larger bucket was required due to the increase in materials and the need for a more efficient tool. The larger bucket is heavy and yard scraping is often unavoidable. This can be especially dependent on factors such as slope, proximity to the ditch, if the ground is wet, and if the material is scattered/not stacked properly, or if there are a lot of small pieces. While using the service can result in yard scraping, the crews attempt to keep scraping to a minimum. If it appears the ground has been damaged significantly, contact us at 273-3302. If there is significant damage, crews will repair and reseed the area.
Junk and Brush Curbside Service
The City’s junk and brush pickup cycle is divided into four operational zones: Blue, Green, Red, and Yellow. Use the chart to determine your placement days according to your zone. For more information about our junk and brush collection procedures, visit Maryvillegov.com/…
General Requirements:
The City’s junk and brush pickup cycle is divided into four operational zones: Blue, Green, Red, and Yellow. Use the chart to determine your placement days according to your zone. For more information about our junk and brush collection procedures, visit Maryvillegov.com/…
General Requirements:
- Junk and brush piles must be within twelve (12) feet of the curb.
- Do not place junk and brush that will create a sight block for traffic.
- Do not place junk and brush in the roadway or in ditches which can block stormwater flow.
- Do not place junk and brush near electrical boxes, water meter boxes , phone boxes, fire hydrants, and power poles.
- Tires (removed from rims/wheels) may be placed at the curb in a separate pile. No more than four (4) tires at one time, and no more than twelve (12) tires per year per location.
- Boxes should be empty and flattened out. Separate styrofoam or other packing materials from the flattened boxes. Don’t want to send cardboard to the landfill? Consider taking flattened cardboard boxes to one of the recycling centers.
- Always separate brush from household junk. Why? Brush can be recycled in a more environmentally-friendly process at a much lower cost than household or construction waste. However, if it is mixed together, it all must go to the landfill.
- Junk should be contained in bags or boxes so that it is not scattered and does not blow away.
- We will pick up appliances.
- construction, remodeling, and/or building materials. Please contact the City for information on construction waste disposal.
- chemical hazardous waste (liquid paint and other chemicals). Please contact Keep Blount Beautiful to learn about hazardous waste disposal.
- Uprooted trees may require you to hire someone to move the root ball to the curb.
- When the stump is moved to the curb, request the dirt around the root ball be dislodged by dropping it or shaking it with the heavy equipment. Dirt is heavy and adds significant cost when sent to the landfill. The root ball may be too heavy for the truck to pick up if the dirt has not been removed.
- Tree trunks and limbs can be no longer than twelve (12) feet to fit within the truck bed.
- The City’s knuckle boom equipment has a maximum lift of 1500 pounds. Anything heavier than this will require alternate arrangements by the resident.
Need a junk trailer/ dumpster to dispose of large quantities of junk, construction material, etc.?
Citizens can order junk trailers within the City limits. For more information, contact Dan Cantwell | 865-273-3308
Citizens can order junk trailers within the City limits. For more information, contact Dan Cantwell | 865-273-3308
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Rental Rates:
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Household junk
$100.00 per weekend | Delivered: By noon on Friday | Picked up: By 10 a.m. the following Monday $40.00 each additional day Demolition/ House Remodel (Construction Waste) $150.00 plus landfill weight (tipping) fee for the first four (4) days. Each additional day $40.00 per day. |
City of Maryville Recycling Centers
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Recycling Centers Hours of operation
7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Monday - Saturday Closed Sundays & Holidays Locations:
Proof of Residence Residents and property owners must show driver's license with current address or property tax statement. |
Accepted Items
Flattened cardboard boxes Plastics 1-7* Mixed paper Newspapers Aluminum Tin/steel cans Shredded paper in plastic bags Additional Resources For additional recycling resources visit: Keep Blount Beautiful |
Items Not Accepted
*Plastic bags such as trash bags, grocery bags, food container plastic bags, plastic wrap, cellophane peel-off lids, other light weight wrappers. Food Styrofoam Water Hoses Extension Cords Shoes Glass |
Recycle Your Christmas Tree and Help the Environment
Place your real Christmas tree curbside void of any tree stands, tinsel or any kind of ornaments for pick up. Customers may also drop trees off in the parking lot next to Sandy Springs Park. ALL TREES MUST BE CLEAN and placed at the curb by Jan. 7. (Remove all lights, nails, wires, and decorations prior to drop off!)
Recycling your tree will help save space in the landfill, provide fish and wildlife sanctuaries, as well as mulch for our area parks!
Place your real Christmas tree curbside void of any tree stands, tinsel or any kind of ornaments for pick up. Customers may also drop trees off in the parking lot next to Sandy Springs Park. ALL TREES MUST BE CLEAN and placed at the curb by Jan. 7. (Remove all lights, nails, wires, and decorations prior to drop off!)
Recycling your tree will help save space in the landfill, provide fish and wildlife sanctuaries, as well as mulch for our area parks!
