The Fall Cleanup program is a joint effort between the City of Omaha and participating neighborhood or homeowner associations. The annual free event provides Omaha residents with the opportunity to recycle or dispose of large or bulky items that are not accepted through curbside waste services (such as old furniture, appliances, tires, and mattresses).
Fall Cleanup is open to all City of Omaha households. Residents do not have to be a member of a neighborhood or homeowner association to participate. Only residential household items are accepted (commercial waste is prohibited). Residents must unload their own vehicle, no assistance will be provided.
Dates
The 2025 Fall Cleanup will take place on the four Saturdays of October (10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25). Each Saturday, multiple neighborhoods in a specific section of the city will accept items for disposal and recycling between 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM.
Locations
A map of locations and dates for the 2025 Omaha Fall Cleanup is available (at the bottom of the page click here, or in its own tab click here).
A listing of locations and dates for the 2025 Omaha Fall Cleanup is provided by clicking here.
You may also call the Omaha Fall Cleanup Hotline at 402-444-4636 for more information. When available the locations follow this pattern:
- This information will be provided once the neighborhoods have registered for participation.
Neighborhoods
Neighborhood/homeowner associations are managed by the City of Omaha’s Planning Department. To look up your neighborhood/homeowner association and to find the Planning Department’s resources for neighborhoods, click here.
Examples of Accepted and Common Items
(not a comprehensive list)
- Appliances (at designated sites only)
- Auto parts
- Battery powered equipment (battery must be removed)
- Bicycles
- Brush
- Cabinets
- Carpet
- Drywall
- Empty cans, pails, and buckets
- Furniture (couches, chairs, mattresses, etc.)
- Lawn mowers & gas powered equipment (liquids must be drained, any site but appliance site preferred)
- Lead-acid batteries (at designated sites only)
- Lumber
- Microwave (not an appliance)
- Old trash cans & green recycling bins
- Railroad Ties must be cut into 1 foot pieces for disposal (no site will accept full-size railroad ties) [For regulatory information, click here]
- Sink
- Small tree limbs up to 4 inches in diameter
- Swing sets
- Television (tube and flat screen)
- Tires without rims (at designated sites only), but no tractor or bike tires
- Toilet
- Water heater (not an appliance)
Prohibited Items
(not a comprehensive list)
- Commercial waste
- Construction debris
- Dead animals, manure, and animal bedding
- Dirt
- Household garbage (putrescible waste) – put out with your normal trash collection.
- Landscaping timbers
- Propane tanks and other pressurized cylinders
- Rocks and concrete
- Tires still on rims
- Tree stumps
- Tree trunks and logs larger than 4 inches in diameter
- Household Hazardous waste including, but not limited to auto fluids, paint, solvents, and lawn chemicals. Take to UnderTheSink, 4001 South 120th Street. On Cleanup Saturdays UnderTheSink is open from 9AM to 2PM and does not require an appointment. However residents are encouraged to call 402-444-sink [7465] before proceeding to assess the wait time and prevent traffic being backed up onto 120th Street.
- Full-size railroad ties – The Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy (NDEE) has published a guide for disposal. To view the guide, click here. Contact the NDEE for additional information at 877-253-2603.
Additional Details
- Please note that residents are responsible for transporting and unloading their own items at a Fall Cleanup site.
- Yardwaste will be accepted ONLY at the designated yardwaste site.
- For additional questions or concerns, please email: CleanUpOmaha@cityofomaha.org or call the Omaha Fall Cleanup Hotline at 402-444-4636.
- Participation in Spring Cleanup is at your own risk. Participants must use appropriate caution to avoid damage to a vehicle or personal injury.