Neighborhood Clean-ups

The Housing & Community Development Department (HCDD) can assist registered neighborhoods with clean ups. It is the responsibility of the neighborhood association to get out notice of the proposed date of the clean up to its residents, recruit and organize volunteers, and plan any associated event.

The request for a clean up must come from the leadership of a registered neighborhood association not from individual residents. The preference is to have the clean up during the Brush and Bulky pick up dates. See the Environmental Services website for Brush and Bulky schedules. (Note: this link opens a file in .pdf format, which requires Adobe Acrobat Reader in order to be viewed.  If you don't have this software installed on your computer, you can obtain it for free by clicking here.)

A neighborhood association can call HCDD to order up to 8 roll off containers during the fiscal year. Please order roll off containers at least 2 weeks or more in advance. During the fall and spring, demand for roll off containers is high and availability may be difficult.

When you call, you will be asked to indicate a place where the roll off containers may be placed during the clean up. You can get information about what can and cannot be placed in a roll off container by clicking here to see the Environmental Services, Roll-Off Collection Service Policies.

Do not dispose of hazardous materials (paint, chemicals, batteries, pesticides, etc.) in roll off containers. These may be disposed of at Pima County Hazardous Waste Center, 2440 West Sweetwater Drive. It is open Friday and Saturday only from 8 am to noon.

To reserve roll off containers and for other information about neighborhood clean ups, call 791-4605.

SERVICES TO NEIGHBORHOODS:

Registration | Mailings | Meeting Facilities | Clean-ups