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1. How do I get appliances/white goods picked up for disposal?

Please fill out the following form:

Appliance Pick Up Application

2. How do I find the refuse application for residential collection service?

Information regarding residential refuse services and application is located: Application for Residential Refuse Pick Up Service

3. What if I want an additional cart?

An additional cart is available to residences with a physically separate ohana (cottage) and will require a second account including payment of additional refuse fees as set forth in the annual budget ordinance for the service period.

4. What happens if I damage or lose my cart?

See link below....

Cart damage or loss

5. Who should I contact if I move or wish to close my account?

Before you move, contact the Solid Waste Division at 270-7720 and we'll be happy to discuss the next steps and whether you're eligible for a refund.

6. Can I leave my cart at the curb permanently?

No, all carts must be removed from the curbside and returned to the homeowners property by the end of the collection day.

7. What is the real cost of refuse collection?

Currently Maui residents pay only a fraction of the real cost of collecting and disposing of their refuse. Costs vary with the amount placed at the curb for collection and the distance of the community from the landfill.

Fee Information...

8. When are refuse payments due?

The billing year is July 1 to June 30. Payment must be made either annually or in two six month increments. 

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9. How soon will service begin after a bill is paid or an account is established?

It can start within approximately 7 to 10 days.

10. Can I pay with a debit or credit card?

Not at this time. However, County officials are exploring additional payment options including debit and credit cards.

11. How much does it cost for residential dumping at the county landfill?

The charge for residential drop off can be found at the following link

Residential Charges

12. Do I need a separate account for a separate cottage on the same lot?

No, as long as the amount of refuse can be contained by the twice weekly collection of the single 95 gallon cart for the address. If not, the account holder may open a second account for use by the cottage residents. Please note, a second account may be opened for a single address ONLY if the second dwelling is completely detached from the primary home on the property.