Okmulgee Trash Off Days planned for 2025

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January 10, 2025

The City of Okmulgee has announced four Trash Off Days for 2025. These free dump days are great opportunities to clear out accumulated junk.

The events are for current City of Okmulgee residential water and sewer account holders only. Participants must bring a current residential water bill and ID.

Trash Off Days will take place at Okmulgee Municipal Landfill, 17480 S. 270 Rd. in Morris. Gates will close at exactly 11:30 a.m. and will not reopen.

At this time, Okmulgee Landfill will not accept tires, barbed wire, chainlink and other metal fencing material or anything with refrigerant.

Trash Off Days are scheduled for the following dates:

• Saturday, March 8

• Saturday, June 14 • Saturday, Sept. 13

• Saturday, Dec. 6 – Please also remember the City of Okmulgee provides bulky item pickup at your address at no additional charge. Pickups are for large single non-hazardous items like couches or appliances. Contact Okmulgee Public Works at 918-756-4159 for information.

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