There are two options:

1. Request a debris box from Republic Services for all material.
2. The contractor working at the job site may haul debris in their own vehicle to an approved recycling facility.

Since fronds can be bulky and fibrous, they cannot be composted or sent through a woodchipper so they should be disposed of like trash.

 The City has introduced a pilot Palm Frond Program to ease some of the burdens of disposal. To participate in this program, residents can

• Use an additional bulky pickup from Republic Services for palm frond disposal (these additional pickups will not be counted towards a household's two pickups per year allowance). A bulky pickup can be scheduled by calling Republic Services at 510-657-3500.
• Self-haul to dispose of them at the Fremont Recycling and Transfer Station (41149 Boyce Rd) for free by stating that the load is part of the "City of Fremont Palm Frond Program" and show proof of Fremont residency. *Loads of fronds mixed with any trash will be charged the posted disposal rates.

Fremont residents with individual curbside garbage service are eligible for two free on-call Bulky Goods pickups annually. Items collected include large appliances, microwave ovens, furniture, televisions, stereos, and computers. Recyclable items like computers and televisions will be salvaged as part of the service. No hazardous material (car batteries, pesticides, paint, etc.) or construction and demolition debris (concrete, dirt, roofing, etc.) will be accepted. Call Republic Services for details, and to schedule a Bulky Goods appointment.

You may dispose of your household hazardous waste at an approved Alameda County facility. About drop off, acceptability, and location of other Alameda County facilities, call Alameda County Household Hazardous Waste (800) 606-6606 or visit their website.

Contact Republic Services at (510) 657-3500.

The City sells stainless steel storm drain markers and rivets at cost for $7.56 each. Fill out this form to request them and schedule a time to pay and pick them up.

Garbage and trash enclosure requirements are available in the Waste Handling Guidelines.

Visit stopwaste.org for a list of locations to take your reusable items. These items may include: bubble wrap, computers, phones, appliances, furniture and clothing.

Fremont's public disposal site is Fremont Recycling & Transfer Station located at 41149 Boyce Rd. For a list of rates, visit Fremont Recycling.