Extra collection is the first and third or second and fourth trash day of the month.  Special extra collection rules apply to Thursday customers.

Trash Day	1st & 3rd Trash Day	2nd & 4th Trash Day
Monday	North of 12th Street Monday map.pdf  Monday map 2.pdf  (dark blue area).	South of 12th Street.    Monday map.pdf  (light blue area)
Tuesday	North of 12th Street. Tuesday map.pdf  (light green area)	South of 12th Street.  Tuesday map.pdf  (dark green area)
Wednesday	North of 12th Street.  Wednesday map.pdf  Wednesday map 2.pdf  (dark orange area)	South of 12th Street.  Wednesday map.pdf  Wednesday map 2.pdf  (light orange area)
Thursday* Special Restrictions  apply see Thursday route guidelines	North of 25th Street &  Meadowlark Hills.  Thursday map.pdf  (dark purple area)	South of 25th Street.   Thursday map 2.pdf  (pink area )
Friday	South of CY Avenue.  Friday map.pdf  (gold area)	Paradise Valley & River West.  Friday map.pdf  (light orange area)

Non-Thursday Route Extra Collection Guidelines and Requirements for Items Placed at the Curb or Alley:

1. Three items or less
2. Place materials for extra collection at least three feet from regular trash container.
3. Place at curb or in the alley not more than 24 hours prior to pickup.
4. Items may weigh 50 pounds or less per item.
5. Smaller items must be bagged and securely tied closed.
6. Branches must be cut in 5 foot lengths or less, bundled with twine, rope or tape and weigh less than 50 lbs. for pickup. Unbundled branches will not be picked up.

Certain items are not picked up on extra collection days These items must be disposed of properly by the owner:

1. Appliances: washers, dryers, water heaters, stoves and dishwashers, CFC containing units (refrigerators and air conditioners) All appliances must be hauled to the regional solid waste facility by the owner. 
2. Unbundled branches, leaf or grass piles or sod (see Composting)
3. Concrete, dirt, or rock
4. Batteries, oil, antifreeze or hazardous chemicals (see Hazardous Waste)
5. Metal items  

Thursday Route Extra Collection Guidelines As of May 1, 2012, the City of Casper will ban yard waste and branches from trash containers on the Thursday trash collection route. The ban will be expanded to include all collection routes over a five year period until all routes are under the ban. Under the ban, green waste such as grass clippings, leaves, shrubbery, flower clippings, and branches may not be placed in garbage containers (visit the yard waste collection page for more information). Areas under the ban will have a different extra trash collection schedule to help residents dispose of branches and leaves. Weeds should be placed in bags, securely tied closed and thrown in the dumpster.

Extra Collection Schedule for Thursday Route Customers Beginning May 1, 2012
Month	First Extra Collection	Second Extra Collection
January	Extra trash collection	Extra trash collection
February	Extra trash collection	No extra collection
March- October	Branch collection	Extra trash collection
November	Leaf collection	Extra trash collection
December	Extra trash collection	Extra trash collection

Thursday Route Extra Collection Guidelines and Requirements for Items Placed at the Curb or Alley: 

1. Three items or less
2. Place materials for extra collection at least three feet from regular trash container.
3. Place at curb or in the alley not more than 24 hours prior to pickup.
4. Items may weigh 50 pounds or less per item.
5. Smaller items must be bagged and securely tied closed.
6. Branches or tree limbs can only be placed on branch collection days and must be cut in 5 foot lengths, bundled and tied. Unbundled branches will not be picked up.
7. Leaves can only be placed on leaf collection day and must be bagged and securely tied closed (no limit to number). Leaves need to be free of trash.
   *Branches and leaves are taken to the compost yard

Certain items are not picked up on extra trash collection days. These items must be disposed of properly by the owner:

1. Appliances: washers, dryers, water heaters, stoves and dishwashers, CFC containing units (refrigerators and air conditioners) All appliances must be hauled to the regional solid waste facility by the owner.
2. Unbundled branches, leaf or grass piles or sod (see Composting)
3. Concrete, dirt, or rock
4.  Batteries, oil, antifreeze or hazardous chemicals (see Hazardous Waste)
5. Metal items